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Iraq
Iran says Israel, US threaten Mideast
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Afghanistan
US Diplomat ‘Optimistic™ About Afghanistan
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Ethiopia
Europeans kidnapped in Ethiopia free: Britain
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Iraq
A Tense Quiet on the Iraq-Iran Border
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Iraq
Shrine Bombing as War’s Turning Point Debated
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Algeria
US warns of possible Algeria plane attack plot
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Iraq
Shiite Iraqi PM Visits Sunni Stronghold
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Spain
ETA debate sharpens in Spain
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Spain
Spain: trials and tribulations
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Al Qaeda
[UPDATE2] The Arabic newspaper al-Hayat reported Afghan security forces captured Sidi Abtar, who is said by Pakistani intelligence sources to be a close aide to Osama bin Laden, in Nuristan province. “The man, identified as Sidi Akbar, is accused of not only helping the al Qaeda leader escape but also of having hosted him in a location in Nuristan.”
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Thailand
Muslim insurgents attacked a Burmese construction camp in Pattani province and killed 3 and wounded 4. One of the workers was beheaded. A bombing in Yala wounded 4, while a school was torched in Narathiwat. “An Associated Press investigation conducted over the past three months indicates the separatist rebellion, which has already taken the lives of more than 2,000 people, is indeed making outside connections.”
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Saudi Arabia
Saudis: Car used in deadly attack last month found
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Pakistan
Musharraf & Pakistan: One Bullet Away From What?
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The Baghdad Security Operation Order of Battle: March 12, 2007
The Baghdad Order Of Battle as of March 12, 2007. Click map to view. By DJ Elliott, CJ Radin and Bill Roggio The Baghdad Security Plan and the greater Iraq security operation is now over four weeks into its execution. Over the past month, Baghdad has seen the sectarian murders decrease significantly. Al Qaeda in Iraq, however, is attempting to destabilize the government and force an early U.S. withdrawal. Al Qaeda in Iraq has stepped up its suicide and car bomb attacks against government targets and the Shia population in an effort to reignite the sectarian violence, which has drawn…
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Sudan
UN Team Says Sudan is Orchestrating Crimes in Darfur
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Iraq
Iraq: Sunni Arab Leader Discusses National-Salvation Front
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Afghanistan
Twelve police and 10 Taliban were killed in clashes in Kandahar and Farah over the weekend. The US is deploying the ‘Shadow Wolves,’ which includes members of the Navajo, Sioux, Lakota and Apache Indian tribes, to hunt Taliban in on the Pakistani border. Thirty members of Hizb-i-Islami are joining the peace process.
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Al Qaeda
UK foils Qaeda Internet chaos plot
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Al Qaeda
Ayman al-Zawahiri, al Qaeda’s second in command, issued a new videotape titled “Palestine is Our Concern and the Concern of Every Muslim” via As Sahab. Zawahiri railed against Western leaders the UN, and the International Criminal Court, claimed the US is losing in Iraq and Afghanistan, and chastised Hamas for participating in elections and abandoning jihad.
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Iraq
Troops score small victories – A battalion hits the streets, befriends Iraqis who help nab suspects
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Iraq
Agencies Tangle on Efforts to Help Iraq
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Iraq
The ‘Surge’ Is Succeeding
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Pakistan
All the way with Musharraf or dump Musharraf?
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Pakistan
A Swiss newspaper is reporting Mullah Obaidullah Akhund has been freed, but this has not been confirmed. Baitullah Mehsud prevented fighting between “local Taliban members and foreign militants”led by an Iraqi named Abu Okash. The dispute was over tinted windows. A tribal ulema in Darra Adamkhel ruled suicide bombings are forbidden and beards are not required.
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Somalia
Somali government and Ethiopian forces continue to battle Islamic Courts insurgents in Mogadishu. The Cabinet will relocate from Baidoa to Mogadishu. Ugandan troops are now securtng the Mogadishu airport.
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Morocco
A suicide bomber detonated his vest in an Internet cafe in Casablanca, killing himself and wounding three, including his ‘companion.’The men were “seeking access to terrorist Web sites,”and “when the owner’s son forbid them from doing so, one of the men suddenly blew himself up.”
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Afghanistan
Coalition makes slow progress against Taliban in south Afghanistan
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Pakistan
The Pakistani National Assembly threatened to stop participating in the war on terror if Congress passes sanctions. Yet another “US Spy” was murdered near Miranshah in North Waziristan. Three ‘miscreants’ were killed after firing on Pakistani border force while attempting to cross from Afghanistan into North Waziristan.
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Afghanistan
Mullah Naqib, an influential tribal leader in Kandahar, and 8 others were seriously wounded in a roadside bomb attack on his convoy. Naqib negotiated the Taliban transfer of power in 2001 and has been critical of the group. Gulbuddin Hekmatyar now claims he has not split with the Taliban.
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Philippines
COIN in the Philippines: Below the Doom and Gloom Radar
