War in Yemen? -- UPIWASHINGTON, Nov. 5 (UPI) -- A secret U.S. war in Yemen may undermine efforts to support the government with economic assistance, an analyst said.
Washington is growing more concerned with terrorist activity in Yemen after al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula, the Yemeni branch of the terrorist group, allegedly tried to blow up cargo aircraft last week using improvised explosive devices.
Washington is quietly increasing military aid to Yemen while U.S. President Barack Obama talks openly about increasing economic aid to prevent Yemen from turning into a failed state.
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More News On Yemen
Yemen's war on terror hampered by belief al-Qaeda 'is only a myth' -- Scotsman
US involvement in Yemen edging toward 'clandestine war' -- Christian Science Monitor
Yemen has become al-Qaida's operations centre -- Vancouver Sun
Al-Qaida In The Arabian Peninsula In Yemen -- NPR (audio)
Security Dominates London Special Meeting on Yemen -- Yemen Post
Terrorism: A weak state incubates terror -- Jerusalem Post
Shadow War in Yemen Could Heat Up After ‘Printer Bomb’ Scare -- The Danger Room
Atop Yemen Al-Qaeda, a militant who vows to hit US -- Arab News
Yemen tries to mobilise radical cleric's tribe against Qaeda -- AFP
Yemen’s Drive on Al Qaeda Faces Internal Skepticism -- New York Times
The road to victory in the war on terror passes through Riyadh -- S. Rob Sobhani, The Hill
Yemen on the Brink -- Christopher Boucek, The National Interest
Don't Mess With Yemen -- Steven Metz
Yemen's local and global terrorism: No quick fixes -- The Economist
Five reasons it will be hard for Yemen to 'destroy' Al Qaeda franchise -- Christian Science Monitor
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