Al-Qaeda’s Yemen threat: implications of the 'Detroit bomber’s' failed attack

Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula’s (AQAP) claim that it was responsible for training a Nigerian student allegedly involved in a failed attempt to bomb a US airliner in mid-air on Christmas Day has focused attention on Yemen as a key base for Al-Qaeda and its war against the West.

During this 60 minute online seminar, Jane’s speakers including Senior Terrorism Analyst Jeremy Binnie, Middle East Analyst Dave Hartwell, JTIC Editor Will Hartley and Jane’s contributor Gregory D. Johnsen will:

Examine the alleged Christmas Day plane attack
Explain the context of Yemen’s failing security situation
Detail the threat posed by AQAP – the group’s background, leadership and capability
Explore the ongoing and likely counter-terrorism responses to AQAP and the group’s future threat trajectory

This seminar will conclude with a comprehensive question and answer session during which you will be able to explore and discuss the topic with Jane's analysts in greater detail.

Participate in this online seminar for just $299 or £199 (+ VAT for UK customers) including archive access to the full presentation and simultaneous audio recording.

Online Seminars are available to Jane’s Intelligence Centre customers as part of the subscription package – please speak to your local IHS Jane’s representative for more details. Customers who are not currently subscribed to Intelligence Centres can pay to take part in the seminars.