Yearly Archives: 2007




Somalia

Somalia: The warlords of death return to steal city™s brief taste of peace




Al Qaeda

Terrorist 007 ‘was internet propagandist for al Qaeda™



Philippines

The military believes Uztadz Khabir Malic, the leader of the Muslim National Liberation Front’s (MNLF) Misuari group has ties with Abu Sayyaf. Philippine troops attacked the Jolo Island camp of MNLF commander Khaid Ajibun. Three USAID workers were wounded in a bombing in Cotabato province.


Thailand

Muslim insurgents wounded 4 women after detonating a bomb in a restaurant in Narathiwat. The Army said there are not enough troops deployed in the south. The government backed the calls for making Buddhism the state religion, and said this will not impact the Muslim insurgency.


Iran

Iran, EU Reopen Discussions Over Nuclear Dispute



Palestinian Territories

The Israeli government has decided against conducting a large scale operation to dismantle Hamas and its rocket launchers in the Gaza strip. Egypt threatened to cut off ties with Hamas unless it stops firing rockets into southern Israel.




Yemen

Yemen Bans Shops from Trading Arms and Explosives



Al Qaeda

[UPDATE2] Taliban military commander Mullah Dadullah told Al Jazeera that Osama bin Laden is alive, and currently planning military operations “in both Iraq and Afghanistan.” Dadullah said bin Laden personally planned “the martyr operation inside the Bagram base which targeted a senior US official [Vice President Dick Cheney]… that operation was a result of his […]



Somalia

A suicide bomber killed 11 during an attack on a hotel south of Mogadishu. The Ethiopia Army is deploying tanks in central Mogadishu to fight the Islamic Courts. Rival clans that support the TFG are battling in Kismayo.


Al Qaeda

Poll: Muslims show only partial support for Al Qaeda’s agenda


Iran

Pakistan’s Quiet Fight For Iran’s Favor






Afghanistan

Taliban attacks in Paktika, Herat and Ghazni killed 19 Afghan soldiers and civilians. Thirteen Taliban were killed by ISAF and Afghan forces during fighting in Farah and Zabul. The Canadian Parliament defeated a bill advocating a pullout of Afghanistan in 2009.



Al Qaeda

A leaked MI5 intelligence report indicates al Qaeda may be planning a major strike in Britain, possibly coincide with the step down of Prime Minister Blair. The report also indicates al Qaeda is operating from Iran. Over 150 Britons are believed to have traveled to Iraq to fight just last year.


Pakistan

The Pakistani government is close to capitulating to the demands of the Lal Masjid clerics for sharia law and the rebuilding of illegal mosques. Pamphlets were distributed in Bajaur calling for the release of jailed Taliban, or “extreme steps against the government and the political administration” would be taken.