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Donate Home About Staff Contact Featured Reports Archives Support provided by:	Permalink \| Printer-friendly version Day-By-Day By Bill RoggioDecember 31, 2005 9:50 PM Happy New Year from the Roggio family! Chris Muir of Day By Day pens a cartoon on the Washington Post article on my embed: Permalink \| Printer-friendly version Comments (0) TrackBack (0)	Donate Covert Radio Hosted by Brett Winterble July 18, 2008: Bill Roggio looks at Irecent develooments in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Iran. July 10, 2008: Bill Roggio discusses Iraq, Iran and the peace deal in Khyber, Pakistan. July 7, 2008:James Jones discusses his new book, Blood that Cries out from the Earth, which deals with the roots of religious terrorism. News Suspected head of Uzbek extremist funding group charged In Iraq -- Iraqi village shows hope for wider stability Sunni bloc rejoins Iraqi cabinet World powers test Iran's will to end nuclear row \| Reuters Japan gives up SDF Afghan deployment Bush, Maliki agree on not setting withdrawal timeline Al Qaeda’s global jihad \| How to win the war within Islam Pakistan troops kill 13 fighters in Hangu operation Iran sees 'positive' nuclear talks with U.S Iraqi army patrols Sadr City Al Qaeda draws more foreign recruits to Afghan war Bali bombers' final appeals rejected Pakistan: Tension grips town over Koran burning 15 killed, 90 wounded in car bombing in northern Iraq 13 killed in Somalia clashes Thailand: Yala people alerted for possible more attacks Karzai sacks attorney-general after presidency bid Pakistan terms Karzai’s allegations as ‘baseless’ Hezbollah hands over remains to Israel in prisoner swap US troops pull out of Afghan base after attack Western troop build-up sows alarm in Pakistan Taliban control more of Kandahar: analysis Iraq takes control of Shiite province from US-led forces Afghans suspend meetings with Pakistan after attacks Iraq elections law delayed over Kirkuk dispute German court convicts 3 Iraqis in plot to kill former Iraqi Prime Minister Ayad Allawi Who’s who of the prisoner swap - Hezbollah-Israel prisoner swap to go down Wednesday War memories fade in Afghan valley Police: Iraq suicide bombers kill 28 army recruits Hundreds of new officers join Iraqi Army and Air Force Battle To Break The Grip Of Taliban Terror In Musa Qala Iran president hits back over nuclear criticism Bin Laden's Dissidents: Turning their Backs on Jihad Sudan threat: we will turn Darfur into a graveyard Petraeus Says Fresh Iraq Troop Cuts Hinge On Security Base survives close battle with Taliban Britain to send more troops to Iraq Netherlands: Radical imam claims damages for anti-Koran film Pakistan fears over US air raids Iraq faces dilemma over US troops Hezbollah decorates South in anticipation of prisoner swap Sadr's militia may live to fight again UIC leader: Most points settled in U.S.-Iraqi agreement Afghanistan: Hundreds repelled from NATO outpost 4,800 cadets graduate from Iraqi military academies in ceremony attended by Petraeus ICC Prosecutor Charges Sudan's President with Genocide Man ordered held over consulate attack in Turkey Fear choking Peshawar despite deal with militants Pakistan militants focus on Afghanistan U.S., Iraq Scale Down Negotiations Over Forces Sudanese government backed Darfur attacks, says Janjaweed commander Pakistan involved in Kabul embassy attack: India U.S. can't hunt for bin Laden on our turf: Pakistan Khawaja sent money to bomb plotter through friend, court hears Hamas, Hezbollah websites hosted by Canadian servers Iraq handing out cash to people on the streets Aid workers being shot, killed in Somalia Indonesia confronts religious intolerance Experts Point to Deceptions in Iran’s Military Display Singapore Jemaah Islamiyah leader may be in Indonesia: police Terrorist's burka-disguise fiancee jailed Iraq dismisses report on Israeli air drills Iraqi Security Forces put spotlight on corruption Anbar tribes to enter politics China Shuts Down 41 Illegal Mosques In Xinjiang Province Pakistan tells U.S. it is fighting militants NATO: Insurgents try to pit Afghanistan against Pakistan NATO Base In Afghanistan Gets Major Expansion Former Terrorist’s Advice for Fighting Jihad: Think Globally, Act Locally Coalition forces, US embassy ban Iranian media from accessing coalition bases Thaland: 128 teachers, students, staff killed since Jan 2004 US says Thai insurgency 'very worrisome' Former drug lord Koka is Nato's new poster boy and a police chief Sudan president in dock over Darfur Turkish army fights Kurd rebels, 11 killed: sources Taliban drug trade linked to senior officials, say experts US military in Pakistan warning Turkey detains four after attack, tightens security Suicide Car Bomber Kills 2 in Baghdad Iran doctored missile test-firing photo: defence analyst In an Iranian Image, a Missile Too Many Armed group kills 3 in south Russia night raid Female Afghan warlord turns herself in 2 Taliban killed by group of Afghan villagers French firm 'quits Iran gas deal' Bahrain Appoints Ambassador in Baghdad Iraq, Turkey to sign strategic agreement Pakistan Is Said to Be Attracting Insurgents General: Iraqi Forces Still Need Help U.S. Troops in Iraq Face A Powerful New Weapon Afghanistan Says Embassy Bombers Trained In Pakistan U.S. can't rule out al Qaeda in Istanbul attack Iran Gen.: Our finger is always on the trigger Darfur militia ambush kills 7 peacekeepers Culture of fear fades as Shi'ite gunmen depart Mosul suicide car bombing kills 8 civilians, wounds 27 Twin bombings kill six in Iraq's Sunni bastion India, Pakistan, Fighting 'Proxy Cold War' in Afghanistan Political strife deepens in Turkey US Marines: 400 insurgents killed in Afghanistnan News Archives

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