Palestinian Territories
Insight: In Sinai, militant Islam flourishes – quietly
Insight: In Sinai, militant Islam flourishes – quietly
‘Dictatorship is coming back to the Maldives and democracy is slipping away’
Insurgents’ Bombs in Thailand: Bigger and Deadlier
Afghanistan – Mujaddedi resigns all government posts
US to Seek India’s Support for NATO Supply Route
Afghanistan names three-star general to take over Bagram prison from US
Kenya casts suspicion on al Shabaab for blasts
Opposition says Syrian rebel fighters to get salaries
UAE boot to Western groups shows wider Gulf unease
Syria’s outgunned rebels in Idlib turn to homemade bombs
‘US to rely on NDN in case Pakistan doesn’t resume NATO routes’
Islamist Group Breaks Pledge to Stay Out of Race in Egypt
Pakistan – FC denies peace talks with Mangal Bagh
Seventeen Yemeni soldiers and 13 al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula fighters were killed during fighting in Al Milah. AQAP forces overran a checkpoint and seized two tanks and other weapons before withdrawing to Ja’ar.
The Arab League’s latest attempt to broker a peace deal failed. Syria said it would not be the first to withdraw its forces, and its army would remain in the cities until “peace and security” prevailed. A Syrian Foreign Ministry spokesman said: “The battle to topple the state is over.”
One person was killed and more than 10 were wounded in two separate grenade attacks in Mombasa. The attacks took place at a Christian prayer gathering and a stadium.
In the deadliest attack in several years, coordinated bombings in the cities of Yala in Yala province and Hat Yai in Songkhla province killed 14 and wounded 341. The car bombs exploded near restaurants, shops, and a crowded hotel. In Pattani province, militants detonated a motorcycle near a police station, wounding one officer. Muslim insurgents […]
Extremists control hundreds of Tunisia’s mosques: religious affairs minister
United Arab Emirates Shuts US-Sponsored Group
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula fighters overran a military checkpoint in Al Milah, and seized two tanks and other weapons from Yemeni troops. Thirteen AQAP fighters were also killed.
The trial began of a Franco-Algerian nuclear physicist, Adlene Hicheur, suspected of involvement with Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb; he had discussed European targets, including a French military base, with an AQIM operative. Willy Brigitte, a French Muslim convert sentenced to nine years in jail in 2007 for plotting to attack an Australian nuclear […]
Norway – Mullah Krekar given eight weeks
US Makes Progress in Afghanistan, Panetta Says
Syrian Rebels Disagree Over Foreign Arms Shipments
The French Way of Fighting Homegrown Terrorism
Afghanistan presses for answers on long-term US military bases
“Our revenge against the British government will be very severe,” Waliur Rahman said in a video that assailed the treatment of Islamist prisoners in the country.
Businesses May Flee Afghanistan After Troop Withdrawal
Pakistan – PCNS agrees to link NATO supply to end of drone strikes
Al-Qaeda ‘plotting another 9/11’ from Afghanistan