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Afghanistan
Thirty-two killed in factional fighting in Afghanistan
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Afghanistan
Karzai urges world’s Muslims to “hear Afghanistan’s cry”
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Philippines
US Marines train Philippine troops
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In the land of the Taliban
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Somalia
Somalia: Why Islamic Courts can’t win war against government
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Choking terrorist funds needs global effort
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United States
Radical Islam finds US ‘sterile ground’
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Afghanistan
Taliban-style militants roam Pakistan region after pact
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Iraq
Balad, Iraq: Sectarian Battles Drive Out Sunnis, Create State of Siege
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Somalia
Ethiopia: Profile of Somalia’s Islamist Courts
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Saudi Arabia
Non-Muslims fear expansion of Islam, says Mecca imam
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Iraq
Iraq Deputy PM rejects Labor party’s pullout policy
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Indonesia
Bali bombing militants to be freed
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Palestinian Territories
Iran ‘blocks Israel soldier deal’
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Somalia
Ethiopia to fight if Somali Islamists attack govt
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Palestinian Territories
Israel kills 7 in Gaza clashes
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Somalia
Defence lines dug as Somalia stand-off worsens
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Iran
Iran bans fast internet to cut west’s influence
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France
Violence Returns To Paris Suburbs
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Iraq
Iraqi Insurgent Leader: Premier’s Initiative Rejected, Dialogue With US Halted
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Al Qaeda
Three generations of Al Qaeda terror
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Afghanistan
Taliban: “We are targeting Europe”
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Iraq
The Iraqi government has ordered the armed forces to take action against armed groups that break the law. The U.S. denied a New York Times report that ultimatums would be issued to the Iraqi government on progress in the security situation. Five insurgents were killed after Coalition forces destroyed a building in Balad. Six insurgents were killed and four captured in Hit. Sadr’s Mahdi Army killed four policemen in Amara.
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Somalia
ICU leader Sheik Hassan Dahir Aweys is encouraging Ethiopians to revolt. Unnamed ICU members are saying an attack on Baidoa is imminent. Over 6,000 Ethiopian troops are supporting the TFG and 2,000 Eritrian troops are supporting the ICU. The ICU may begin executing Ethiopian “spies,” ala the Taiban.
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Somalia
Somalia™s Islamist leader urges Ethiopians to revolt
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Iraq
Five insurgents killed, building destroyed south of Balad
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Coming Soon: The Bajaur Accord
Pakistan is negotiating the surrender of Bajaur agency to the Taliban and al Qaeda Protests in Bajaur Agency, Pakistan, after U.S. airstrikes in Damadola in January 2006 . Click image to view. Just days after the signing of the Waziristan Accord, which ceded administrative and security control of the North Waziristan agency to the Taliban and al Qaeda, we warned that Bajaur agency was next to fall to the Taliban. Several weeks later, UPI confirmed the Pakistani government was seriously considering further negotiations in Bajaur and other agencies in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas. Ali Jan Orakzai, the governor of…
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Somalia
Five killed as violence rocks Somalia
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Iraq
US troop fatalities in Iraq grow by six
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Iraq
In Iraq, Shiite vs. Shiite power play
