SANAA (Reuters) - A south Yemeni separatist leader on Wednesday walked out of national reconciliation talks meant chart a new constitution for U.S.-allied Yemen, setting back efforts to keep the fragile country together.
The move could prompt other politicians to quit the talks and deepen instability in a country afflicted by Sunni Islamist militants, Shi'ite Muslim rebels and a southern separatists.
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