Islamists find foothold in Syria revolt

Pakistan addicted to using militants against India: Pentagon

US may accept less stringent controls for Taliban detainees

US Blames Senior Afghan in Deaths

Foreign Fighters Join Syrian Rebels: Jihadists Declare Holy War Against Assad Regime

Israeli forces deploy for protests at borders

Ransom payments and terror: how freeing hostages helped a Taliban leader who threatens the UK

Human Rights Watch accused Ethiopian forces and pro-government militias Ahlu Sunnah Wal Jama’a and Shabelle Valley of executing seven people in Beledweyne and Baidoa. African Union forces captured the Daynille district in Mogadishu.

The policeman, a Taliban infiltrator, killed nine of his colleagues as they slept. He poisoned them first, then gunned them down and stole their weapons.

Boko Haram fighters killed four people and robbed a bank in Askira in Borno state. The US said it would boost aid to northern Nigeria.

The drones leveled a compound near the bazaar in Miramshah. The strike is the first in more than two weeks.

On Run, Bin Laden Had 4 Children and 5 Houses, a Wife Says

Pakistan – Govt fails to implement reforms in FATA, FCR laws

A court ruled that the government must return the passport of Hill Al-Jedda, an Iraqi. Jedda was arrested and imprisoned in Iraq from 2004 to 2007 for facilitating an explosives expert’s entry into Iraq as well as serving as a terrorist recruiter. The government stripped him of his citizenship in 2007.

Detachment 88 said that Frederic C. Jean Salvi, a French citizen, orchestrated the March 21 bombing at the French embassy in Jakarta. Salvi reportedly studied at a madrassa and is linked to Islamist terrorists in Indonesia.

More than 30 Taliban, seven Afghan security guards, and two Afghan soldiers were killed after the Taliban ambushed a NATO convoy in Farah. The Taliban killed an ISAF soldier in the south.

More than 30 Taliban, seven Afghan security guards, and two Afghan soldiers were killed after the Taliban ambushed a NATO convoy in Farah.

The al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula fighters who kidnapped a Swiss woman have demanded the release of the wives of Osama bin Laden from Pakistani custody. AQAP also wants Iraq and Saudi Arabia to free women from custody.

President Assad said he would cooperate with the UN peace plan if rebels halted violence. The opposition said it would cooperate with the plan only if Assad’s forces halted violence. Arab League leaders called for its immediate implementation. Iran also backed the plan.

NATO: Member nations should share military systems

Security changes for US troops in Afghanistan

Taliban trying to mount pressure on US: Afghan MPs

NATO Troops On Alert For Attacks By Afghan Counterparts

Pakistan parliament debate on US sputters to halt

German Think-Tank Says It’s Forced Out of UAE

Islamic Lending Grows as Western Banks Take Breather

US to give $100 million to boost Tunisia finances: Clinton

Special Report: Gaddafi’s secret missionaries
