• United Kingdom

    Angry protests at St Andrews as former Iranian leader Khatami is honoured

    United Kingdom
  • Iraq

    (Iraq) 40 kidnapped in convoy hijack

    Iraq
  • France

    72 Muslim Workers Barred From Paris Airport

    France
  • United States

    US unveils spy version of Wikipedia

    United States
  • Yemen

    Fourth Australian possibly arrested in Yemen on terror charge

    Yemen
  • Somalia

    War fears as Somali talks falter

    Somalia
  • Hezbollah

    Hezbollah confirms Israel talks

    Hezbollah
  • Pakistan

    New Details on Strike Targeting Al Qaeda

    Pakistan
  • Iraq

    The cordon around Sadr City has been lifted by the order of PM Maliki. Sadr claims he approved last week’s operation inside Sadr City that led to 10 deaths. Three Mahdi Army militiamen were arrested in a raid today inside Sadr City; 5 al Qaeda killed and one detained in Baghdad. President Talibani said the U.S. must stay until Iraq is secured.

    Iraq
  • Somalia

    The Islamic Courts are establishing a chapter in Puntland. The president of semi autonomous Puntland is rushing to the region to prevent the establishment of the courts. Anti-ICU protests broke out in central Somalia after the ICU executed six of Col Hirale’s captured militiamen.

    Somalia
  • Aftermath of the Bajaur Airstrike

    Demonstrations, political maneuvering follows the attack on the Taliban and al Qaeda training camp in the Chingai madrassa Sirajul al-Haq addresses a rally in Bajaur, Pakistan. Click image to view. The aftermath of the destruction of the Taliban madrassa in the town of Chingai in Bajaur agency, Pakistan was predictable. Local tribesmen and Islamist Pakistani politicians are in an uproar over the earlier strike that killed 80 over Taliban. The strike occurred just hours prior to the signing of the ‘Bajaur Accord,’ an agreement between the local Taliban and the Pakistani government, modeled after the surrender of the Pakistani government…

    Aftermath of the Bajaur Airstrike
  • Afghanistan

    Fifty-five Taliban are killed in fighting in Ururgan. A NATO airstrike killed 12 Taliban in Kandahar. Three NATO troops are killed in a bombing in Nurestan.

    Afghanistan
  • Yemen

    Yemen is fast becoming a new terrorist training center, according to Australian sources. Eight foreign al Qaeda suspects were arrested for smuggling weapons to Somalia’s Islamic Courts Union. “The men had links to the Islamic Imam university in Sana’a,” the same university John Walker Lindh, the “American Taliban,” attended.

    Yemen
  • Israel

    The Israeli Army is planning an extensive operation in Gaza. The IAF conducted a mock air raid over Beirut. Hezbollah is rebuilding its military capacity in southern Lebanon. Two Hamas terrorists were killed in the Gaza Strip.

    Israel
  • Algeria

    Algerian Police post bombing wounds five

    Algeria
  • Kashmir

    Top Commander of Hizbul Mujahideen killed in Indian-administered Kashmir

    Kashmir
  • United Kingdom

    Nearly 400 charged with UK terror offences in five years

    United Kingdom
  • Iraq

    Saudi Envoy Says Dividing Iraq Will Cause Mass Killing

    Iraq
  • Al Qaeda

    Suspect and A Setback In al Qaeda Anthrax Case

    Al Qaeda
  • North Korea

    North Korea Agrees to Return to Nuclear Talks

    North Korea
  • Afghanistan

    55 insurgents killed in Uruzgan, Afghanistan

    Afghanistan
  • Iraq

    An Iraqi police force under the militias’ sway

    Iraq
  • Pakistan

    NBC: On-scene at blasted Pakistan madrassa – ‘Terror’ school where 80 killed linked to bin Laden and Taliban, locals say

    Pakistan
  • Pakistan

    “Madrassa Myth” Punctured by Attack in Pakistan

    Pakistan
  • Europe

    The Muslim riots continue as France considers pasing new anti-vandalism and riot laws. A woman was critically burned by rioters in the city of Marseille. “In the first six months of 2006, some 21,000 cars were burned out and 2,882 attacks on police, fire and ambulance services were recorded.”

    Europe
  • A Closer Look at the Chingai Airstrike in Bajaur, Pakistan

    Questions over target of strike in Bajaur, who conducted it, and why. Zawahiri may have been a target. Tribesmen gather near the bodies of those killed during a Pakistan army air strike in Chenagai in the Bajaur tribal region bordering Afghanistan, October 30, 2006. (Handout/Reuters). Click image to view. As we reported just this morning, there were going to be questions about the air strikes in Chingai that targeted a local madrassa serving as an al Qaeda and Taliban training camp. Just hours after the strike, questions are arising about who actually conducted the strike, who was the target of…

    A Closer Look at the Chingai Airstrike in Bajaur, Pakistan
  • Iraq

    Saudi envoy warns US against abrupt Iraq withdrawal

    Iraq
  • Philippines

    More Ceasefire Violations in Mindanao, Pressure Mounts as Deadline in Peace Talks Nears

    Philippines
  • Al Qaeda

    Al Qaeda: Plans for an October Surprise?

    Al Qaeda
  • Iraq

    Sadr himself approved Sadr City raid: aide

    Iraq