Afghanistan
Taliban again refute claims of peace talks with West
Taliban again refute claims of peace talks with West
President Sarkozy announced that France would begin to draw down its more than 4,000 troops from Afghanistan. The withdrawal would begin in months and would be “in a proportional manner and in a timeframe similar to the pullback of the American reinforcements.”
Blunt US warning reveals deep strains in NATO
NATO: No troops on ground in post-conflict Libya
British, French helicopters strike Gadhafi troops
France unsure about Pakistan’s nuclear deterrent: WikiLeaks
Supply of ‘heavy’ arms to Pak put on hold, France tells India
US says bin Laden knew of Europe plot
NATO on alert for influx of foreign fighters in southern Afghanistan
The hot-money cowboys of Baghdad
Police arrested six men linked to Islamic terrorists, including an “Indian native” and several Frenchmen, during separate raids in Paris and “two of its heavily immigrant suburbs.” The cell leader has “a high level of technical training.”
Pakistan sees shared intelligence lapse
Marrakesh blast was remote-controlled bomb: France
New Predator role fits diplomatic, military bill
Gadhafi girds for long survival battle
Pentagon lists mosques where al-Qaida recruited, reveals WikiLeaks
A new chance in Egypt for Islamic finance
Libya: RAF Tornados carry out ‘deliberate, multiple strikes’
British military officers to be sent to Libya
Libyan rebels say they’re being sent weapons
Militant’s road ends in Pakistan
Almost 1 in 8 in UK are foreign born
Despite NATO rift, US holds to limited Libya role
Libya – William Hague calls on NATO to step up attacks
France has implemented its ban on facial coverings, which includes nijabs and burkas. Two women were briefly detained and then fined $217 during a protest against the ban in Paris.
British Muslim radical banned from France ahead of burka ban
Islam debate in France sparks controversy
Strikes destroy 30 percent of Libya military power: NATO
Washington debates idea of arming Libyan rebels
Libya rebels flee Gadhafi assault as world debates