YEMEN : Houthi intelligence looks to professionalise - Issue 806 dated 16/05/2018

Up against an Arab coalition that has the direct support of the United States, Houthi leader Abdelmalek Al Houthi is looking to improve his intelligence services' modus operandi. [...] (466 words)

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