Pakistan
US can’t hunt for bin Laden on our turf: Pakistan
Monthly Archives: July 2008
Al Qaeda
Khawaja sent money to bomb plotter through friend, court hears
Hezbollah
Hamas, Hezbollah websites hosted by Canadian servers
Al Qaeda
Al Qaeda spokesman and commander Abu Yahya al Libi released a seven-minute videotape titled “A Message To One of the Sheiks” via the Al Fajr Media Center. Al Libi said the attacks on Coalition bases and suicide attacks show the Taliban is gaining strength, and the Taliban is “determined to turn the upcoming winter to […]
Iraq
Iraq handing out cash to people on the streets
Somalia
Aid workers being shot, killed in Somalia
Indonesia
Indonesia confronts religious intolerance
Taliban kill Pakistani soldiers in ambush in Hangu
Taliban killed 15 Pakistani soldiers and took dozens of hostages in the settled district of Hangu. The Taliban threatened to kill the hostages if their commander is not released.
Taliban attempts to spark Afghan-Pakistan border incident
The Taliban simultaneously fire at an Afghan police outpost in Paktika and a Pakistani military unit in South Waziristan.
Iran
Experts Point to Deceptions in Iran™s Military Display
Indonesia
Singapore Jemaah Islamiyah leader may be in Indonesia: police
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Terrorist’s burka-disguise fiancee jailed
Iraq
Iraq dismisses report on Israeli air drills
Iraq
Iraqi Security Forces put spotlight on corruption
Iraq
Anbar tribes to enter politics
China
China Shuts Down 41 Illegal Mosques In Xinjiang Province
Iraq
Coalition forces detained an al Qaeda bombing-cell leader and eight additional suspects in separate operations. Iraqi troops arrested 23 insurgents in southern Baghdad province. Iraqi security forces arrested 25 Sadrists during a raid on a mosque in Diwaniyah. The US military has denied Iranian reporters access to Coalition facilities.
Pakistan
The Taliban said it would kill hostages if a Hangu Taliban leader is not released. Taliban fighters destroyed three police checkpoints in Charsadda. Lashkar-e-Islam and the Ansar-ul-Islam have declared a cease-fire. Supporters of the Lal Masjid threatened the Daily Aaj newspaper for mocking extremists.
Pakistan
Pakistan tells US it is fighting militants
Pakistan
NATO: Insurgents try to pit Afghanistan against Pakistan
Taliban “shadow” governor slain; female warlord surrenders
The Taliban experience another setback in the attempt to re-establish the northern networks as the shadow governor of Faryab province is killed by locals.
Somalia
Shabaab spokesman Sheikh Muqtar Robow called on all Islamist groups to converge on Baidoa and attack Ethiopian and government forces. Shabaab troops beheaded government soldiers in a nearby town. Two Somali soldiers were killed in Mogadishu. The DBG aid group suspended operations after one of its employees was murdered.
Afghanistan
NATO Base In Afghanistan Gets Major Expansion
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Former Terrorist™s Advice for Fighting Jihad: Think Globally, Act Locally
Iraq
Coalition forces, US embassy ban Iranian media from accessing coalition bases
Hezbollah
Hezbollah has been given veto power in Lebanon’s new coalition government as the party and its allies have 11 of the 27 cabinet seats. Hezbollah is building a second line of defense in Christian villages north of the Litani River in southern Lebanon.
Thailand
Thaland: 128 teachers, students, staff killed since Jan 2004
Thailand
US says Thai insurgency ‘very worrisome’
Afghanistan
Former drug lord Koka is Nato’s new poster boy and a police chief
Sudan
Sudan president in dock over Darfur