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A suicide bombing in the Chechen capital of Grozny killed at least three Russian soldiers as they exited their vehicle, and wounded several other people. Reports differed as to whether there were one or two suicide bombers.




Russia: About 40 terrorist, extremist crimes committed in Moscow in six months - prosecutor




Syria's rebels have a new villain: the United States




Spain arrests 3 al Qaeda suspects

Spanish authorities announced the arrests of three suspected al Qaeda operatives who had allegedly amassed enough explosives to destroy a bus, or do even more damage.


Israel Prepares Plans to Neutralize Syrian Chemical Weapons




UPDATE 1-NATO should finish job in Afghanistan, Putin says




Russian security forces stormed a house in Dagestan where Islamic militants were hiding with women and children, killing at least seven suspected militants. A woman who came out of the house feigning surrender detonated an explosive belt, killing only herself. Security forces also killed two militants in Kabardino-Balkaria.




Analysis: Fight over Islam, money and power brings violence to Volga




Top level British secrets 'compromised by Canadian spy'




Bulgaria bomber 'had female companion'




As Syria conflict rages, China hews to 'non-interference' principle




Damascus chaos strikes fear in Assad's Alawite bastion




Russia's new law labels NGOs with funding from abroad as foreign agents




Tatarstan Attacks Spark Fears That Islamist Threat Is Spreading




Security forces killed two militants after storming a hideout in Daghestan's capital. Militants ambushed a convoy in Ingushetia, killing two soldiers and wounding three more. Police killed two "bandits" in Kabardino-Balkaria. Russian police arrested five suspects in the attacks on two Muslim leaders in Kazan.




Lack of Air Defense Will Keep Afghanistan Dependent on US Military: Analysts




The grand mufti of Tatarstan who opposed Saudi-funded Wahabi clerics and Salafist textbooks was badly wounded in a car bombing. His deputy was assassinated in a shooting at his home.




New Evidence Points to Syria Firefight, not Massacre




The Progression in World Views on Syria's Conflict




US urged to recruit master hackers to wage cyber war on al-Qaida