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America safer 10 years after 9/11, but new terrorism threats have emerged, experts say
US Treasury lists 3 senior al Qaeda leaders as terrorists
The al Qaeda leaders were identified as Younis al Mauritani, a senior member of the external operations council who was recently arrested in Pakistan; Hassan Ghul, a key facilitator who was freed by the Pakistanis in 2007; and Abu Yahya al Libi, a top ideologue.
Appeal denied for HIG facilitator detained at Gitmo
The DC Circuit Court denied a Guantanamo detainee's appeal yesterday. The detainee, Shawali Khan, was a facilitator for Hezb-e-Islami Gulbuddin prior to his capture in 2002. According to a leaked file, Khan's cell in Kandahar received weapons and other support from Iran.
Harakat-ul Jihad al-Islami: A Short History
EXCLUSIVE: Libyan missiles looted
Yemen Ruling Party OKs Modified Power Transfer Plan
Libya: 'Arab awakening' could still disintegrate
AQAP takes control of another town in southern Yemen
Al Qaeda affiliate suspected in Delhi blast
HUJI claims bombing at Delhi High Court
The Harkat-ul-Jihad-al-Islami claimed it carried out the attack to force India to repeal the death sentence of a terrorist involved in the 2001 assault on the parliament in Delhi.Suicide bombers kill 24 Pakistanis in Quetta
The attack took place just two days after the Pakistani military announced it arrested Younis al Mauritani, a senior member of al Qaeda's external operations council, in Quetta. The Frontier Corps, which was the target of the suicide attack, was involved in the raid that netted Mauritani.US may seek access to al Qaeda suspect in Pakistan
Iran 'arrests' 5 al Qaeda operatives
Al Qaeda suffers another blow with arrest of senior operational figure
Pakistan claims significant al-Qaeda arrests
Governor: Most of Nuristan under Taliban control
The Taliban are in control of six districts in eastern Nuristan province. The US military relocated forces from the region beginning in October 2009.
Pakistani forces arrested Younis al Mauritania, a member of al Qaeda's external operations council, during a raid in Quetta. Also captured were two of his aides: Abdul Ghaffar Al Shami and Messara Al Shami.
Pakistan deserves real credit for arresting al-Mauritani: US official
Somalis fear tyranny of al-Shabaab as they flee drought-stricken areas
What Do Afghans Know About 9/11?
