Few Yemenis Express Optimism About Peace Talks

Opposing sides in the Yemen conflict are gearing up for talks in Sweden, but few Yemenis appear to be very optimistic that any lasting solution to the nearly 4-year-old war will be reached. Arab media showed Houthi negotiators boarding a Kuwaiti airliner at the main airport in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, as they headed to Sweden in the company of U.N. envoy Martin Griffiths for talks with a delegation from the internationally recognized government of President Abd...

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