Houthi rebels in Yemen say they intend to form a new government
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Jihadists aligned with al Qaeda’s international network mourned the death of Harith bin Ghazi al Nadhari, a senior AQAP sharia official, shortly after AQAP confirmed that he had been killed in a US drone strike.

In a recently released audio message, al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula ideologue Ibrahim al-Rubaysh addresses demonstrations against the Charlie Hebdo attack and calls for more attacks against the West.

Harith bin Ghazi al Nadhari, a senior sharia official in al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, was killed in a US drone strike on Jan. 31. Al Qaeda had consistently elevated Nadhari’s media profile, meaning he was considered a key ideologue for the global organization.

Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has released a report including two infographics that detail its attacks over the past three months. The group claims credit for 205 operations, including the massacre at Charlie Hebdo’s offices in Paris.

Chart: Yemen’s chaos, explained
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Some counter-terrorism efforts in Yemen frozen for now – US officials
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Chérif and Saïd Kouachi’s path to Paris attack at Charlie Hebdo
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Bulgaria to extradite Frenchman linked to Paris attacks
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Belgian police foil terror attacks on ‘grand scale’
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French attacks inquiry centers on prison ‘sorcerer’ Beghal
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US Steps Up Airport Security After Al Qaeda’s ‘Hidden Bomb’ Recipe
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After attacks, arm-in-arm world leaders join mass Paris march
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After Paris attacks, questions about intelligence failures
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A senior AQAP official praises the Charlie Hebdo attack in a new audio message. Unverified statements also claim that AQAP ordered the attack.

As Trauma Grips France, Government Faces Questions Over Intelligence Lapses
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Al Qaeda in Yemen Urges Local and International Jihad
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Al Qaeda Member in Yemen Says Group Directed Paris Attack
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One of the brothers responsible for the attack on Charlie Hebdo claimed to have met with Anwar al Awlaki. The other may have met with Awlaki as well. Meanwhile, another terrorist responsible for the siege of a kosher market claimed he was a member of the Islamic State.
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Exclusive: Paris attack suspect met prominent al Qaeda preacher in Yemen – intelligence source
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One of the chief suspects in the attack on Charlie Hebdo reportedly received training at an al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) camp in 2011.
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Car bomb kills 35 people outside Yemen police college
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It is too early to tell who was responsible for today’s attack on Charlie Hebdo, a French satirical magazine. Al Qaeda and other jihadists have repeatedly threatened the publication. By itself, however, this does not mean they were responsible.

Report details human cost of Yemen turmoil
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At least 26 killed in Yemen suicide bombing: security official
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Yemen general escapes deadly ‘Qaeda’ blast
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Houthi violations annull UN-sponsored deal: Yemeni official
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In a new video, al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula detailed various methods to prevent drones from detecting fighters and their vehicles.
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