Like elsewhere in the Middle East, post-revolutionary Yemen is in trouble. Years of instability created a power vacuum that has been filled with groups trying to overthrow the government.
Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) remains a major threat. The US considers it the group's most dangerous offshoot. But it is Shia Houthi rebels who are really wielding power.
Presenter:
David Foster
Guests:
Osama Sari - A Houthi Journalist who runs what was formerly a government newspaper, Al Thawra, which is now under Houthi control.
Mohammed Jumeh - A Yemeni Analyst who was a member of the national conference in Yemen.
Abubakr Al Shamahi - A Freelance Journalist, Writer and Blogger
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