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Ansar al Islam, an al Qaeda-linked terror group based in northern Iraq, named Abu Hashim Muhammad bin Abdul Rahman al Ibrahim as its new emir.
The Taliban is planning to open a new "political office" in Qatar as part of nascent peace talks with the US. The Taliban continues to demand the release of "high risk" detainees from Guantanamo as a prerequisite to the talks. The Taliban detainees all have extensive ties to al Qaeda.
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Nigeria's descent into holy war
Terror on Trial | William Shawcross on Legal Proceedings Against Extremists
Lull in US Drone Strikes Aids Pakistan Militants
Haqqanis part of Taliban: Mullah Sangeen
Sudan will soon see revolution: Islamist leader Turabi
Karachi's new terrorist groups
'Suicide terrorist' kills 25 in Damascus: Syrian state TV
The al Qaeda-linked Abdullah Azzam Brigades had denied responsibility for the last two suicide attacks in Damascus on Dec. 23, 2011.Suicide, car bombings kill 73 Iraqis
Afghan Leader, Karzai, Warily Accepts US-Taliban Talks
Ansar al Islam names new leader
Ansar al Islam, an al Qaeda-linked terror group based in northern Iraq, named Abu Hashim Muhammad bin Abdul Rahman al Ibrahim as its new emir.
Pakistani Taliban execute 15 Frontier Constabulary personnel
The 15 troops were captured on Dec. 22 after the Taliban overran a fort in Tank. The execution was carried out to avenge the death of a senior Taliban leader who was killed in Khyber last weekend.Suicide Attacks in Nigeria: Islamist Terror Network Gains Strength in Africa
Taliban releases statement on negotiations
Afghan Taliban announces new 'political office' in Qatar
The Taliban is planning to open a new "political office" in Qatar as part of nascent peace talks with the US. The Taliban continues to demand the release of "high risk" detainees from Guantanamo as a prerequisite to the talks. The Taliban detainees all have extensive ties to al Qaeda.
Al Qaeda remains entrenched in Pakistan's tribal areas
Al Qaeda brokers new anti-US Taliban alliance in Pakistan and Afghanistan
The Shura-e-Murakeba embraces all of the major Taliban groups in North and South Waziristan, including the Haqqani Network, the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan, and groups led by Mullah Nazir and Hafiz Gul Bahadar.Year In Review: War On Terror Shifts To Pakistan
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