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Bin Laden: Pope helps anti-Islam Crusade
After a Decade at War With West, Al-Qaeda Still Impervious to Spies
Usama bin Laden Criticizes Europe for Anti-Islamic Cartoons, Vows Reaction
A new audio tape recording purportedly of Osama bin Laden appeared on the al Qaeda-affiliated Al-Ekhlaas Internet forum. In the message titled, "The Response Will Be What You See, Not What You Hear," bin Laden threatens to "punish" the European Union over the recent re-publication of cartoons depicting Islam's Prophet Mohammad. The voice on the tape has not yet been verified as belonging to Osama bin Laden.
Bin Laden to release new message: monitor
Austria opposes ransom for Mali hostages: envoy
Austria in contact with al Qaeda hostages in Mali
A purported al Qaeda spokesman says nine al Qaeda commanders have been killed by security forcers in southern Afghanistan recently. Those killed were identified as Abu Anas, Abu Abdullah Al Asmi, Shuaib Sahrayee, and Abu Masaab Al Tami from Saudi Arabia; Khalid and Nauman from Pakistan; Abu Zaki from Kuwait; Jafar from Tajikistan; and Abu Musa from Turkey.
Leading Muslim cleric urges Qaeda to free Austrians
Missile strike kills 20 in South Waziristan
A missile strike destroyed two compounds and killed up to 20 insurgents in the al Qaeda and Taliban safe haven of South Waziristan. This is the second major strike against insurgent hideouts in Pakistan's tribal states this week.
Islamabad bombing targets foreigners
A Turkish citizen was killed and 15 others were wounded in a bombing at an Italian restaurant in Pakistan's capital.
Austrian hostages held near Mali town: report
Al Qaeda steps up its battle in Pakistan
Terror talks: would contacting al Qaeda be a step too far?
Dutch police arrest Pakistani on terror charges
US captures senior al Qaeda leader Mohammad Rahim
Mohammad Rahim al Afghani, an adviser to Osama bin Laden, was captured in Pakistan during the summer of 2007. He has been transferred to Guantanamo Bay.
Alleged Bin Laden associate in US military custody: Pentagon
Iraqi Army: Mosul archbishop died of natural causes
An autopsy of Archbishop Rahho does not show signs of torture. His body was found in the same area of southeastern Mosul where the Iraqi Army was searching.
Saddam supported at least two al-Qaeda groups: Pentagon
Unprecedented Coalition strike nails the Haqqani Network in North Waziristan
Military officials have confirmed the March 12 strike against the Haqqani Network took place inside North Waziristan. Phil Peterson, who is currently with the US military in Afghanistan, witnessed the meticulous planning and execution of this unprecedented strike against insurgent positions inside Pakistani territory. Written by Matt DuPee with reporting from Phil Peterson.
