Afghanistan
Sarkozy pledges more troops for Afghanistan
Sarkozy pledges more troops for Afghanistan
Danish soldier killed in Afghanistan
Militiamen holding out in Basra fighting
Libya offers new deal to terrorism victims
Rabbi calls for Israel to exact revenge
Iran wants compensation for UN sanctions
Israeli Military Nabs Terror Mastermind Behind 2002 Hotel Bombing
Taliban Attacks Force Cell Phone Shutdown; 250,000 Afghans Without Service
The Real Meaning of 4,000 Dead
Bhutto bomb suspect freed
Eight civilians killed in Afghan blast: police
Fatah says Hamas must cede Gaza before talks
Pakistan Bristles at US Envoys’ Arrival
Warring Shiite Militias Threaten Cease-Fire in Iraq
US Envoys Visit Northwest Pakistan
Pakistan PM urges comprehensive security strategy
Iraqi PM Gives Basra Gunmen Ultimatum
The Taliban have threatened to launch a “spring offensive” using new techniques to increase attacks throughout the country. One Afghan policeman was killed and two others wounded when their vehicle struck a roadside bomb in Helmand. Afghan officials say the fate of a kidnapped American aid worker remains a mystery two months after her abduction.
Islamic insurgents killed six Somali soldiers and a child after the group attacked and overran two military bases north of Mogadishu but withdrew three hours later. An agent working for the Puntland Intelligence Service in Somalia’s northeastern region was shot and killed by unidentified gunmen, the third such killing in the area within two days. […]
Residents report heavy fighting near a military base in northern Mali’s Aguelhok village. The village is 90 miles from the Algerian border and has been plagued by a low-intensity insurgency and banditry for more than a year. Tuareg insurgents in Niger denied holding Malian soldiers taken hostage last week by another Tuareg group in Mali.
Austria has denied sending the elite Cobra counterterrorist unit to Mali to help locate and rescue two Austrian nationals kidnapped by al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb along the Algeria-Tunisia border more than a month ago. Al Qaeda kidnappers have extended their deadline for negotiations over the Austrian hostages until April 6. The two hostages […]
Maliki’s Moment of Truth in Basra
Relief agencies: Somalia too dangerous for us to work
Britain targets Muslim women to fight extremists
Sadrists, Iraqi Forces Clash After Crackdown
Palestinian Authority fails in fight against terror, US officials determine
Mahdi Army Takes Over Checkpoints
Shiite Militia Sparks Clash in Baghdad, Basra
Israel to allow Jordanian-trained Palestinian forces to deploy in West Bank
The SITE Intelligence Group reported an Internet posting from al Qaeda in Yemen claiming responsibility for a mortar attack on the US embassy in Sana’a last week. A schoolgirl and policeman were killed and 19 Yemenis wounded in the attack.