Al Qaeda in Iraq
Charming and chilling: Osama bin Laden’s bodyguard
Charming and chilling: Osama bin Laden’s bodyguard
In Afghanistan, Karzai’s invitation to Taliban creates discord and confusion
India: Ready to go ‘extra mile™ if Pakistan acts against terror
Pakistan wipes out half of Quetta Shura
India seeks regional cooperation from S. Arabia
Officials puzzle over millions of dollars leaving Afghanistan by plane for Dubai
Saudi women to be allowed to argue cases in court
In Aceh Indonesia, Islamic police take to the streets
Saudi Arabia – The kingdom and the Afghan chaos
Saudi Arabia defends al-Qaeda rehabilitation scheme
Yemen al Qaeda urges jihad, wants Red Sea blocked
AQAP™s expert bombmaker: Ibrahim Hassan al Asiri
Saudi Arabia sets conditions for Afghan role
Saudi-Western interests in Yemen not identical
Increased security checks at US airports slammed as racial profiling
Al Qaeda’s deep tribal ties make Yemen a terror hub
The war against the infidels: Terrorism is only one of the weapons
Saudis engage in border battle with Yemeni rebels
At Yemen college, scholarship and jihadist ideas
Another centre of terror
Key turning point in jihadi’s journey
Qasim al Raymi, the military commander of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, was among six reported killed in an airstrike.
King Abdullah’s senior religious adviser issued a fatwa prohibiting the joining of al Qaeda. “Affiliation with the so-called Al-Qaeda group is haram,” Sheikh Abdul Mohsen Al Obeikan said. A Saudi was arrested at Manila airport for posing as a pilot.
A look at Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula’s top leaders, ideologues, and operatives.
Al-Qaeda veterans ‘are flooding into Yemen’
Former bin Laden bodyguard is among ex-guerrillas in Yemen
Profile: Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula
I shall send hundreds of men to fight alongside our neighbours, vows al-Qaeda ally in Somalia
The government is claiming that Nasir al Wuhayshi, the leader of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, his deputy Said al Shihri, and radical US-Yemeni cleric Anwar al Awlaki may have been killed in an airstrike that killed more than 30 al Qaeda operatives. The reports are unconfirmed.
Former Gitmo detainee Ibrahim Suleiman al Rubaish has emerged as a leading ideologue for al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. Rubaish repeatedly attacks the Saudi government in his messages and has justified assassinations of Saudi officials. At Gitmo, Rubaish admitted he was a committed jihadist who had been trained in an al Qaeda camp.