Competing Islamists add to Yemen’s complexity

Issue 898 - 09 Apr 2011 | 6 minute read

Western governments are reluctant to back popular revolts for fear Al-Qaeda will fill the vacuum if President Saleh goes. But Marib province shows there are several Islamist interests to consider, reports Our Yemen Correspondent

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