Organized Approach Can Prevent Yemen from Becoming the Next Afghanistan
Yemen is a fragile state, but with help from the United States and others, it does not have to be a failed country, foreign policy experts said at a panel discussion.
Scripps Howard Foundation Wire
Feb. 4, 2010
The Bipartisan Policy Center held a panel discussion Wednesday to analyze Yemen's security risks and why it is a fragile state.
The panel included Les Campbell, Middle East director of the National Democratic Institute, and retired Adm. Gregory Johnson, BPC senior military fellow.
Stabilizing Fragile States Initiative, National Security Project
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