Monthly Archives: November 2011

Libya

In Zintan, Libya, Celebrating Unity and Feeling Some Tension


Austria

Austrian Mohamed Mahmoud Returns to Online Jihad





Special Ops Commander Says Book On SEAL Raid That Killed Bin Laden Is ‘a Lie’


Afghanistan

The Taliban killed one policeman in a donkey bomb attack in Faryab. Security forces captured several Taliban leaders and fighters in Helmand and Khost. Twenty-nine percent of Afghans sympathize with the Taliban, while 82 percent support reconciliation.


Iraq

Insurgents killed a policeman and a doctor in Mosul, and a US soldier in central Iraq. The government approved a $17.2 billion deal for Royal Dutch Shell PLC to process gas in Basrah.


Iran

Iran’s civil defense organization detected the Duqu computer virus. Similar to the Stuxnet computer virus, Duqu is aimed at sabotaging Iran’s nuclear sites.


Syria

At least 70 were killed as army deserters fought troops and loyalists butchered civilians. The opposition called for the deployment of UN peacekeepers. Assad loyalists stormed the Jordanian embassy. The Syrian government freed 1,000 prisoners. Turkey threatened to cut electricity supplies and end cooperation on oil extraction.


Yemen

Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula captured the town of Al Khoud in Abtan province. AQAP took control of the town after resisting strikes by the Yemeni Air Force.


India

India And Pakistan Agree To Normalize Trade Ties


Iran

Iran: Ahmadinejad goes on the offensive against clerical opponents


Qatar

Qatar Presses Decisive Shift in Arab Politics




Egypt

Security forces detained two men in El Arish linked to the attack on a gas pipeline on the Sinai Peninsula that supplies gas to Israel and Jordan. The men belong to Al Takfir awl Hijra.


Kenya

Israel is prepared to support the Kenyan government to battle Shabaab in southern Somalia. “Kenya’s enemies are Israel’s enemies so we should be able to help,” Prime Minister Netanyahu said. “We have similar forces planning to bring us down.”


United States

Barry Walter Bujol, Jr., a 30-year-old college student in Texas, was convicted of providing aid to al Qaeda. He had been in contact with AQAP ideologue Anwar al-Awlaki, and had tried to travel to the Middle East to join al Qaeda, taking with him restricted US military documents.


United Kingdom

Four men in Birmingham were arrested on suspicion of traveling to terror camps in Pakistan and fundraising for terror operations. The arrests are part of an ongoing investigation that netted eight suspects on similar charges in September.


Norway

Shawan Sadek Saeed Bujak, David Jakobsen, and Mikael Davud pled not guilty to charges of trying to blow up the Jyllands-Posten newspaper and assassinate cartoonist Lars Viks, though Bujak said in court he wished for Viks to die. The three al Qaeda-linked men are also suspected of involvement in plots to bomb the Chinese embassy […]





IAEA

Analysis: Israelis doubt world will stop Iran’s nuclear quest






Pakistan

US Predators killed five people in a strike in North Waziristan. The Lashkar-e-Islam killed four Frontier Corps troops in an ambush in Khyber. Security forces killed four Taliban fighters in Mohmand.