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NATO to pull out 3,500 soldiers from Bosnia – EU spokeswoman
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Israel
Israeli army ends Nablus raid
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Iran
Zionists ‘incarnation of Satan,’ says Ahmadinejad
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Iraq
Ex-PM™s party threatens to quit Iraqi government
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Afghanistan
Taliban: 1,000 suicide bombers claim
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Somalia
First African Union Peacekeepers Arrive in Somalia
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Iraq
A change of attitude in Hawijah? – Residents fight back in recent insurgent attack
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United Kingdom
Britain Confirms Bosnia Troops Withdrawal
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Despite their proximity, unit finds Iraq and Afghanistan are worlds apart
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Pakistan
The US said it will not conduct strikes inside Pakistani territory. President Musharraf “warned foreign terrorists hiding in Pakistan™s mountainous tribal areas to leave the country or face the consequences.” An Afghan man was beheaded, placed in a sack and had a note pinned on him identifying as a “US spy” in Tank.
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Iran
Iran’s Qods Force is recruiting and training Shia “militants” to use EFPs against American forces in Iraq. Iran will participate in the regional conference.”The agenda will be how to rescue Iraq from a civil war.” President Ahmadinejad will visit Saudi Arabia.
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Afghanistan
Osama bin Laden is alive and well, and interacting with the Taliban leadership, said Taliban military commander Mullah Dadullah. Two were killed and 48 wounded in an IED attack in Farah province. U.S. forces killed 3 Taliban in Zabul.
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Al Qaeda
A Moroccan from Tangiers, known as Abu al-Bara, has sworn bayat to Osama bin Laden and is on the al Qaeda in the Mahgreb’s Shura Mujlis, or executive council. al Qaeda in the Mahgreb is believed to have training camps in Algeria, Mali and Chad, and is trying to establish a base in Morocco.
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Egypt
Assets of Muslim Brotherhood financiers frozen – Order affects 29 members of Egypt™s most powerful opposition movement
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Iraq
Soldiers Shift to Baghdad Outposts
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Al Qaeda
Anatomy of a Suicide Attack
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Pressuring Pakistan
The U.S. confronts Pakistan on the Taliban and al Qaeda camps The Afghan-Pakistan border regions. The Pakistani government can no longer hide the the Taliban and al Qaeda safe havens in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas along the border with Afghanistan. After a year of praising Pakistan as a partner in the war against al Qaeda and the Taliban, the Bush Administration has recognized the western and southern regions of Pakistan have become a base of operations for the terrorist groups.
