Al Qaeda plot in Germany linked to Waziristan
The cell leader returned to Germany in 2010 to recruit operatives for a major attack.
The cell leader returned to Germany in 2010 to recruit operatives for a major attack.
“It looked as though the army was giving them a free hand,” a resident said.
Bad drones, good Taliban
1 year after Times Square scare, concerns endure
Germany says al Qaeda suspects planned bomb attack
US military dismayed by delays in 3 key development projects in Afghanistan
The air force successfully tested a cruise missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. Pakistani Rangers detained 400 people in Karachi.
Obama’s Pentagon and CIA picks show shift in how US fights
Move to CIA puts Petraeus in conflict with Pakistan
Pakistan – `De-radicalised` suicide bomber granted bail
Pakistan – Khan Lala opposes talks with Taliban
Five people were killed in a bombing of a Navy bus in Karachi. Security forces killed seven Taliban fighters in Hangu. The Taliban killed a soldier in Mohmand.
Unity among North Waziristan groups crumbles
Osama bin Laden’s escape: A tale of subterfuge and hard cash
Petraeus would helm an increasingly militarized CIA
Special operation teams have hammered Hizb-i-Islami Gulbuddin’s command in an area of Khost under the control of the Haqqani Network.
Another case of Taliban victimisation
Three people were killed in a bombing of a Navy bus in Karachi. Pakistani forces killed three Afghan troops after launching artillery attacks from South Waziristan. The government denied reports it is seeking to split the US and Afghanistan.
Pakistan urged Afghanistan to distance itself from the West, officials say
Karzai told to dump US
Pakistan denies reports of efforts to split US, Afghanistan
Pentagon lists mosques where al-Qaida recruited, reveals WikiLeaks
Pakistan – Selling suicide bombers profitable trade: minister
How al-Qaida planned to bomb Heathrow
Four people were killed in a pair of bombings that targeted Pakistani Navy personnel in Karachi. Security forces arrested four “terrorists” in Rawalpindi. The interior minister said the ISI is being maligned.
Taliban prison break may lead to military and political setback
Dossier shows push for more terror attacks after 9/11
Abu Hafs al Najdi, a Qaeda’s operations chief in Kunar, was wanted by the Saudi government. ISAF said “more than 25 al Qaeda leaders and fighters” have been killed in Afghanistan over the past month.
The growing threat of militants in a corner of Central Asia
The Matrix of Threat Indicators for Enemy Combatants document, one of hundreds released by WikiLeaks, described the intelligence agencies of Pakistan, Iran, and Yemen as “associated forces” that support al Qaeda.