Government capabilities in Yemen are stretched thin with aShiite rebellion in the north demanding its troops. Photo AFP
Al-Qaeda Launchpad In Yemen Gives Saudis New Headache -- AFP
DUBAI — Al-Qaeda's regrouping in Yemen is proving a headache for authorities in neighbouring Saudi Arabia, who have dealt severe blows to the jihadists but have failed to eliminate the root causes of extremism in the kingdom, analysts say.
The suicide attack on anti-terror chief Prince Mohammed bin Nayef last week backs reports that Saudi militants have taken neighbouring -- and mostly lawless -- Yemen as a base to launch attacks in their home country.
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