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Somali militants target addicts in UK’s ‘khat cafes’
Tag Archives: United Kingdom
IAEA
UN watchdog expresses serious concern over nuclear Iran
Al Qaeda
Video: David Cameron warns world will ‘pay a price’ for ignoring Somalia
Lebanon
Slain journalists may have been targeted by Syrian military
Al Qaeda
A Growing Following in Germany: The Dangerous Success of Radical Young Clerics
Al Qaeda
Somalia: UK weighs up air strikes against rebels
Al Qaeda
Jihad stops Arab Spring in Somalia says British PM
Al Qaeda
Somalia conflict: Why should the world help?
IAEA
Iran holds anti-aircraft exercises as nuclear inspectors arrive
European Union
Iran halts oil sales to UK, France on eve of talks
Shabaab
Shabaab suicide bombers to launch series of attacks in time with David Cameron conference
Iran
Iran risks nuclear Cold War
Al Qaeda
Theresa May to visit Jordan for Abu Qatada deportation talks
Afghanistan
Can the Afghan army take the lead in battle?
Al Qaeda
Musharraf ‘knew Bin Laden was in Abbottabad’: Former ISI chief
Al Qaeda
Somalia wants arms embargo lifted to fend off al Qaeda
Syria
Britain ‘would provide support but not troops for Syria peacekeeping mission’
United Kingdom
A British court has assigned bail conditions for the imminent release of radical Islamic cleric Abu Qatada, whose deportation to Jordan had been sought by the UK but recently denied by the European Court of Human Rights.
Bahrain
Americans arrested, deported by Bahrain for supporting democracy protests
Afghanistan
The truth about Taliban ‘reintegration’
Afghanistan
Taliban promise to capture, kill Prince Harry
Taliban
In Helmand, training Afghan Local Police is a challenge
Al Qaeda
Somalia’s al-Shabab join al-Qaeda
United Kingdom
Nine British Muslims were sentenced to terms of five to 16 years for plotting to bomb UK targets including the London Stock Exchange. Three of them, Mohammed Shahjahan, Usman Khan, and Nazam Hussain, also planned to set up a training camp in Pakistan to prepare jihadists for attacks in the UK.
United Kingdom
Christian Emde and Robert Baum, Muslim converts from Solingen, Germany, admitted to terrorism charges and will be deported. Authorities found jihadist material on their computers, including bombmaking instructions. A man linked to a banned terrorist had provided tickets for the two Germans to visit Birmingham and London.
Al Qaeda
US Drone Strikes Are Said to Target Rescuers
Europe
US Sees Europe as Not Pulling Its Weight Militarily
Al Qaeda
Al-Qaeda’s hand in Boko Haram’s deadly Nigerian attacks
United Kingdom
UK lawmakers: Most radicalism linked to Internet
United Kingdom
The Special Immigration Appeals Commission ruled that radical Islamist preacher Abu Qatada must be freed on bail, after the UK’s attempt to deport him to Jordan was barred by the European Court of Human Rights. The government considers him a high security risk.