Afghanistan
Pakistan’s next premier an Islamist comeback kid
Pakistan’s next premier an Islamist comeback kid
Afghan Forces Lack Equipments to Defend Borders
Poppy Cultivation Rises in Badakhshan
Egypt’s interior minister said that three members of an al Qaeda cell that was plotting to attack a Western embassy have been arrested. The cell received training in Iran and Pakistan and contacted al Qaeda in Algeria. The cell also has ties to the so-called Nasr City Cell.
District Chief of Police Lieutenant Colonel Sultan Mohammad discusses the roots of the insurgency, the Kandahar massacre, poppy eradication, and Panjwai’s improvement in security.
Pakistan – Terror threats: Taliban plotting major attacks, cabinet told
Taliban flex muscle in Karachi ahead of Pakistan vote
Pakistan – KP government confirms that women vote blocked by political parties
Afghan senate urge US to remove Pakistan military from Goshta
Afghanistan – Senate Speaker Lashes Out at Foreign Troops Over Border Posts
Afghan defense ministry deny secret deal with Pakistan
New militant magazine appeals for help against drones
Christians vote for protection in Pakistan
A politician from the pro-Taliban Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazl party was targeted because he “handed over dozens of Arab mujahideen to America” after the battle of Tora Bora. Hafiz Dolat Khan is the Taliban’s new emir in Kurram.
Extremists Pursue Mainstream in Pakistan Election
US Names New Envoy to Afghanistan, Pakistan
Pakistan Building Up Military Check-Posts in Kunar: Governor
Karzai urges Taliban to fight Afghan enemies after Pakistan clash
Benazir assassination case: FIA prosecutor gunned down
Pakistan – KP okays compensation policy for terror victims
Efforts to garner mainstream religious consensus in Afghanistan and Pakistan condemning the use of suicide attacks and other forms of violence against civilians seem doomed to fail.
“We dedicate all our activities for the next decade to Sheikh Osama bin Laden,” Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan spokesman Ihsanullah Ihsan said in a video praising the slain al Qaeda leader.
Mozilla furious as disguised spyware used against pro-democracy activists
The insurgent leader runs a training camp somewhere along the Afghan-Pakistan border and commands more than 100 fighters, including suicide bombers.
Pakistan – Security situation in the country bleak: Chief Justice
Targeting militants: Balochistan operation commences today
A bomb in Peshawar killed at least nine people, including two Afghan officials, and injured over 60 more. Unidentified gunmen attacked a NATO container truck in Jamrud, killing the driver. Four bombs leveled a boys’ school in Bannu. Security forces arrested eight Taliban members in Karachi’s Maripur area and seized “tennis balls bombs” and a […]
Solidarity of Pakistani Taliban with Afghan Taliban Raises Concerns
Taj Mir Jawad is a co-leader of the Kabul Attack Network, and is a senior commander in the al Qaeda-linked Haqqani Network.
Swat: The valley of the Wali