Fighting between Yemen's government and rebel forces erupted Friday as the two sides were working on a peace agreement, a local journalist said.
Read more: Fighting erupts in Yemen during peace talks, journalist says (http://rss.cnn.com/~r/rss/cnn_latest/~3/iC_W91k8aoE/index.html)
It look like that some hidden forces find it unsuitable & discomfort so they try to abolish this peas process, it may be any foreign or domestic third party. Governments in civilized world always try to solve problems on table rather in battlefields, so it is more appropriate for both parties to make give & take on table rather bloodshed in battle grounds. ;)
Quote from: jack705 on Apr 04, 2010, 05:22 AM
It look like that some hidden forces find it unsuitable & discomfort so they try to abolish this peas process, it may be any foreign or domestic third party. Governments in civilized world always try to solve problems on table rather in battlefields, so it is more appropriate for both parties to make give & take on table rather bloodshed in battle grounds. ;)
You are right jack705! It is glaring that some forces are benefiting/gaining from the wars. Thereby, causing more troubles with the existing ones...