Afghanistan
Abu Hamza trial: cleric describes London as melting pot for militants from around the world
Abu Hamza trial: cleric describes London as melting pot for militants from around the world
Paying Homage to Bin Laden, Pakistani Mosque Re-emerges as Bastion of Militancy
Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif urges time for Taliban talks
Iran may seal border with Pakistan
Why ISI spy posters are all over Islamabad
The Taliban killed an Army officer and two soldiers in an IED attack in an area between North and South Waziristan. Police claimed to have killed a Taliban commander who engineered the prison break in Dera Ismail Khan in 2013.
Attack on Journalist Starts Battle in Pakistani Press
Afghan Taliban broker ceasefire between rival TTP factions
Pakistan, Ending Its Observance of Cease-Fire, Launches Airstrikes Against Taliban
Attack on Journalist Spurs New Dispute in Pakistan
Pakistan library named ‘Bin Laden’ in Islamic school
Pakistan – TTP say they will not extend ceasefire, but will continue talks
Feroz Ali Abbasi was once held at Guantanamo and US officials have accused him of agreeing to take part in al Qaeda’s attacks against the West. He was transferred to Britain in 2005, but his story is a key part of the case against Abu Hamza al Masri, whose trial began this week in New York.
Anxious China emerges as diplomatic player in Afghanistan
Pakistan – 108 kidnapped tribesmen released
Pakistan Says Talks with Taliban in Comprehensive Phase
Pakistan: Taliban factions clash, killing dozens
Pakistani Taliban plot with seminaries to assault capital: police
One dead as gunmen attack NATO trucks in Jamrud
Norway – Hundreds of immigrant kids sent abroad to study
Pakistani leader of banned sectarian group gets parliament seat
Asim Umar, al Qaeda’s top sharia official in Pakistan, will be holding a Q&A session online in May. The appearance is being promoted on social media.
A local Taliban fighter who is said to have supported negotiations with the government is among 34 jihadists killed during clashes since Sunday.
The Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan launched an official website, but it was shut down for unknown reasons almost immediately.
Delays in Effort to Refocus CIA From Drone War
Pakistani couple gets death over ‘blasphemous’ text message
Ibrahim Bin Shakaran, a Moroccan who spent more than three years at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility before being freed, has been killed while leading Sham al Islam in Latakia. Bin Shakaran had run a recruiting network for Abu Musab al Zarqawi after being released by the US.
Leftover US equipment in Afghanistan up for grabs for Pakistan
Escalating attacks jangle nerves ahead of crucial Afghan vote
Exclusive: Pakistan Taliban agrees to ceasefire to help Afghan allies