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Iraq
Baghdad Security Efforts Seem to Yield Results
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Iran
Panic in Tehran
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Al Qaeda
The Global Islamic Media Front released “The Caravans of Martyrs on the Soil of Somalia,” which is the biographies of five Somali Islamic Courts “martyrs.” al Qaeda in Iraq issued a statement denying the capture of Abu Omar al-Baghdadi.
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Iran
The missing Iranian general who has knowledge of Iran’s nuclear program, Hezbollah and weapons smuggling into Iraq, is believed to have defected to the West. Iran is having trouble financing the Bushehr nuke plant, and has begun rationing fuel.
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Thailand
Muslim insurgents killed two Buddhists in the southern province of Yala. One of the men was beheaded. Two police were wounded after an IED was detonated near the man’s body. This is the 25 beheading in Thailand since January 2004.
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Iraq
(Iraq) The Fadhila party leaves Shiite bloc
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Israel
Israeli army arrests Muslim cleric
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Syria
Syria Denies Arms Crossing Border into Lebanon
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Iran
Iran: We Will Attend Iraq Conference
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Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia warns foreigners of possible attacks
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Israel
18 Palestinian fugitives arrested in Israeli raid
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Afghanistan
Taliban commander and suicide cell leader Mullah Mahmood was captured in Kandahar while wearing a Burka. A ” (bomb-making) expert and logistics officer for the Tora Bora Front” was captured in Jalalabab, while five more al Qaeda were arrested in Khost. Canada is providing 200 troops as a blocking force for Operation Achilles in Helmand province. The Taliban’s website has been blocked in Pakistan.
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Australia
Terror nine face police experts in Australia
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Iran
Attacking Iran
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Pakistan
(Pakistan) NWFP govt™s website contains errors, promotes Islamists
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Pakistan
(Pakistan) Court seeks record on Rauf™s detention
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Somalia
Over 100 Islamic courts fighters massed to attack a government base in Mogadishu. Islamists shelled the Mogadishu airport as 400 Ugandan troops arrived. “Gunmen” stormed a local meeting of police and “vigilantes” and killed 5. A former police colonel and 3 others were also murdered in the capital.
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United States
Follow the Money: Challenges and Opportunities in the Campaign to Combat Terrorism Financing
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Al Qaeda
Court Reduces Sentences for Yemen Plotters
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Keeping the Waziristan Accord
Business as usual as the situation in Pakistan deteriorates Pakistan’s Northwest Frontier Province and Federally Administered Tribal Areas The U.S. pressure campaign to get Pakistan to clean up the Taliban and al Qaeda strongholds in the western and southern provinces has had a limited effect at best. After arresting Mullah Obaidullah and two other senior Taliban commanders in Quetta, Pakistan indicated it will go no further. “The ‘North Waziristan Peace Agreement’ will remain intact and it will not be rescinded,” reports The Nation. “Any new major operation in Waziristan will lead to serious repercussions for Pakistan and cause strong backlash,…
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Bangladesh
5 JMB men held in Joypurhat
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Sudan
AU says former rebels kill 2 peacekeepers in Darfur
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Iraq
Organization Makes Progress Defeating IEDs
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Israel
Israel Puts Embassies on Security Alert Following Reports It Kidnapped Iranian
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Somalia
African force attacked in Somalia
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Iraq
Gunmen storm Iraq jail, 140 freed
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Indonesia
Indonesia plans island terrorist jail
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Kenya
US warns of Kenyan terrorist attack
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Afghanistan
Taliban claimed kidnapped journalist ‘was spying for British’
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Al Qaeda
Foreign fighters in Afghanistan
