Yearly Archives: 2007





Afghanistan

A suicide bomber killed one French soldier and wounded eight Afghan soliders in an attack on a convoy in Kabul. Afgan and NATO forces killed 40 Taliban in Helmand province.


Iran

New York: Iran’s leader can’t visit ground zero


Pakistan

Thirteen paramilitary soldiers were reported missing in North Waziristan. The military said it will not build permanent bases in the tribal areas. The Taliban bombed a hotel in Swat.


Al Qaeda

Al Qaeda fighters seize control of Iraqi village in Diyala


Afghanistan

Twelve Taliban fighters were killed in Uruzgan province as they used children as human shields. Over 2,500 troops launched an offensive in the Girshk district. Both the UN and Germany extended the Afghan missions. NATO’s senior commander in Afghanistan said Iran’s military knew of a major arms shipment captured at the border in Farah province.



Afghanistan

Afghan Northern Alliance commander says Taliban talks a ‘long, complex’ process



Al Qaeda

Al Qaeda released two videotapes within hours. Osama bin Laden declared war on Pakistan’s President Musharraf for his assault on the Red Mosque and his “submissiveness and aid to America.” Ayman al Zawahiri called on Muslims to attack African Union and UN peacekeepers deploying to the Sudan and castigated President Bashir for approving the deployment.



Iraq

Violence ebbing in Iraq: US general



Pakistan

Kidnappings and suicide attacks shake morale of Pakistan’s armed force



Lebanon

An anti-Syrian member of parliament was assassinated in a car bombing in Beirut. Five others were killed and 20 wounded in the attack. Antoine Ghanem, a member of the Christian Phalange Party and part of the ruling Coalition, is the eighth prominent anti-Syrian leader assassinated since 2005.


Iran

Iran ‘to bomb Israel if attacked’



Afghanistan

Afghan and NATO forces killed 27 Taliban in fighting in Helmand and Ghazni province. Three police were killed in a suicide attack in Ghazni province. The governor of Ghazni claimed two Taliban commanders involved in the kidnapping of South Koreans were killed. President Karzai urged Canada to extend its mission beyond 2009, while Poland extended […]


Syria

‘Dozens died in Syria-Iran missile test’


Iraq

Migration Reshapes Iraq™s Sectarian Landscape


Iraq

US Military Working to Reshape Iraqi Detainees


Iraq

Basra oil fuels fight to control Iraq’s economic might



Afghanistan

Afghan Officials: Taliban Leader Behind South Korean Kidnappings Killed


Pakistan

The army retrieved the bodies of 15 of the 18 commandos killed during fighting with the Taliban in North Waziristan on Sunday; several were mutilated, with throats cut and limbs hacked off. The South Waziristan tribal jirga claims the army withdrew from checkpoints in order to secure the release of captured soldiers; the military denies […]


Pakistan

Lawyer: If re-elected, Musharraf will resign as army chief