Al Qaeda
EU plot, German jihadis and the Waziristan connection
EU plot, German jihadis and the Waziristan connection
Eight German militants killed in Pakistan drone strike
German authorities reserved about terror warnings
US officials warn of major assault on airports
Somali ambulance workers risk death in city of war
British intelligence agents sent to foil attacks on Games
US Predators killed eight Germans in an airstrike in North Waziristan. Six Afghan “terrorists” were detained in a security sweep in Hangu. The Taliban torched two more NATO fuel tankers and killed a truck driver in Kalat.
The Indian Mujahideen, a front group for the Lashkar-e-Taiba, threatened to launch biological attacks in the state of Assam if its demands are not met. “Free all our Jihadi brothers who are in Central Jail, Guwahati, stop all activities against Jihad in Assam, stop all project of [development] in Assam,” an email to an Indian […]
The strike took place in Mir Ali, a known haven for al Qaeda leader Abu Kasha al Iraqi, who supports the Islamic Jihad Group.
The Taliban killed four ISAF soldiers and three civilians in Kandahar, and nearly assassinated the deputy mayor of Kandahar city. Security forces killed and captured several Taliban and Haqqani Network commanders and members in Kandahar, Helmand, Khost, Zabul, Ghazni, Nimroz, and Faryab.
Insurgents killed two policemen in an IED attack in Diyala and a TV cameraman in a bombing in Fallujah. Security forces detained 18 wanted men in Basrah. Iraq’s oil minister claimed the country has 143.1 billion barrels of oil in reserve.
Thirteen people were killed during clashes between Somali and Shabaab fighters in Mogadishu. A Somali soldier killed a politician in Mogadishu.
Ex-UN official says Taliban infiltrating Afghan forces
Afghan colonel vital to US despite graft allegations
Security forces detained a suspected al Qaeda operative in Sa’ana. An al Qaeda fighter on trial claimed Yemen’s intelligence service arranged for him to join the terror group. Yemen’s tourist industry has lost more than $10 billion over the past 10 years due to kidnappings and terror threats.
Six Islamists were killed and four wounded in a gunfight with authorities over the weekend. Two were killed in a raid in Dolok Sagala village, northern Sumatra. One officer was wounded during a firefight that killed four Islamists wanted for robbing a bank and attacking a police station.
Tehran arrested several people for “nuclear spying” in connection with the computer worm attack on Bushehr. Iraq announced oil reserves in excess of 143 billion; Iraq overtakes Iran as the world’s fourth largest producer. Iran and Egypt resumed direct commercial flights between Tehran and Cairo for the first time in three decades.
Western passports a coveted tool in al Qaeda™s arsenal
Vagueness of alert leaves travelers frustrated
US urges caution on traveling to Europe
Afghanistan – Security focus shifts to north
More than 60 NATO supply trucks and fuel tankers have been destroyed in Taliban attacks since the Pakistani government closed the Khyber Pass to NATO traffic. The latest attack took place near Islamabad.
Muslim insurgents ambushed and killed three soldiers and wounded four others as they traveled to meet local villagers in Tala. A ranger died from his wounds in a hospital in Yala after insurgents attacked his military outpost in Bannang Sata district.
Suspected Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb fighters killed five Algerian soldiers and wounded 10 others in Tizi Ouzou province. The soldiers’ convoy was struck by multiple explosives before coming under fire by AQIM during an operation sweeping for Islamist fighters in the province. More than 7,500 Islamists have taken advantage of the amnesty offered […]
Key NATO supply route hit again in Pakistan
Pakistan: Dozens of Europeans in terror training
‘Islam now part of Germany’: president
US terror warning could hurt Europe’s economy
The Taliban executed three “US spies” in North Waziristan. NATO’s supply line to Pakistan through the Khyber Pass remains closed for the fourth day in a row; the government said it would consider reopening it soon.
The Taliban killed seven civilians in an IED attack in Paktia. Security forces killed and captured several Taliban and Haqqani Network commanders and members in Kandahar, Zabul, Ghazni, and Badghis. President Karzai has disbanded eight security firms.