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The threat of execution has now become a potential punishment against journalists in Yemen, reflecting the deadly reality of reporting in the war-torn country.
Comment: Five years of conflict have taught Yemenis that ceasefires are usually followed by a fresh surge in fighting on the frontlines, writes a Yemeni journalist.
The longer the war lasts in Yemen, the more dangerous the journalism profession becomes.
Saudi media released some details of an agreement which covered contentious political and military issues, but how this deal is expected to yield fruit remains to be seen.
While the Saudi-led coalition failures in Yemen keep swelling, the Houthi confidence keeps boosting.
Fighting between the government and the separatists, seen as a civil war within Yemen's already complex conflict, sparks fears it could break apart unless a peace deal is forged soon.
Comment: Saudi Arabia has been leading a destructive war in Yemen, but has now allowed a second coup against the government it claims to back, writes a Yemeni journalist.
Ramadan in Yemen is even more difficult as millions of people undergo severe humanitarian conditions while armed clashes intensify in several battlegrounds.
Comment: For Trump, business deals come first and humanity little more than an afterthought, writes a Yemeni journalist.
The internationally recognised parliament is back to life after four years of being out of work, ushering a major political development in the country.
Comment: Taiz today is a fresh example of the fragile presence of the state, and the lack of the rule of law in Yemen, writes a Yemeni journalist.
Analysis: Hopes kindled during the 2011 Arab Spring protests have evaporated while war has thrived nationwide.
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