• Kashmir

    Security forces kill seven guerrillas in Kashmir

    Kashmir
  • Sudan

    Sudan masses its troops for a decisive strike on Darfur

    Sudan
  • Al Qaeda

    al Qaeda is winning the war of ideas, says Reid

    Al Qaeda
  • Somalia

    TFG troops take control of Burhakaba after clashing with the ICU, and possibly Ethiopian troops. In Jawil on the Ethiopian border, the ICU has set up shop. Women have been banned from swimming at the main beach in Mogadishu.

    Somalia
  • Iraq

    18 Killed In Iraqi Sectarian Violence

    Iraq
  • Iraq

    Senior al Qaeda in Iraq leader and facilitator in Ramadi killed, 7 captured

    Iraq
  • Gaza City: Security Men Block Road to Abbas House

  • Somalia

    Somalia: Islamic Court Bans Women From Mogadishu Beach

    Somalia
  • Iraq

    Baghdad: Suicide blast kills holiday shoppers

    Iraq
  • Palestinian Territories

    ‘Gunmen’ fire on Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Haniyeh’s motorcade

    Palestinian Territories
  • Mahdi Army, Iraqi Police Clash in Suwayra

    Sadr’s attacks coincide with al Qaeda bombing, media campaigns and ‘marches’ in western Iraq. Shades of the Fall of 2004… The Iraqi Army in Amara. One day after the Mahdi Army attacked police stations in Amara and were beaten back by Iraqi Army and police units, Sadr’s militia struck again in the town of Suwayra, a town about 30 miles south of Baghdad. AFP reports “some 150 Mahdi Army militiamen armed with AK-47 assault rifles attacked a police station in the Tigris town… eight gunmen died and two civilians were wounded.” Sadr’s claims that there are elements of his militia…

    Mahdi Army, Iraqi Police Clash in Suwayra
  • al Qaeda’s “Working Paper for a Media Invasion of America” – the Media Responds

  • Afghanistan

    France reviewing Afghanistan deployment: minister

    Afghanistan
  • Afghanistan

    Afghanistan’s stability lies with Pakistan

    Afghanistan
  • A New Terrorist Haven

    In the October 30th issue of The Weekly Standard, Daveed Gartenstein-Ross of the Counterterrorsim Blog and I have an article on the rise of the Islamic Courts Union in Somalia. The article is reprinted in full below. A New Terrorist Haven The frightening advance of Islamists in Somalia. by Daveed Gartenstein-Ross & Bill Roggio 10/30/2006, Volume 012, Issue 07 Islamic Court Militia cheers during the handing over of weapons by the rivall militia in Mogadishu, Thursday, July 13, 2006. (AP Photo / Mohamed Sheikh Nor.) Click image to view. WHEN FIGHTERS from the radical Islamic Courts Union (ICU) seized Mogadishu,…

    A New Terrorist Haven
  • Chavez’s anti-US voice rings hollow in U.N. vote

  • Iraq

    Propaganda Week: The “Ministry of Information in the Islamic State of Iraq” issued a press release on the Friday bombings in Baghdad. al Qaeda in Iraq’s shadow government does not control territory. al Qaeda conducted mini-marches in Haditha, Haqlaniyah, Anah and Bani Daher on Friday. According to an intelligence source, the al Qaeda demonstrators took heavy casualties after their march in Ramadi.

    Iraq
  • Iraq

    Top US Commander in D.C. for Talks Amid Iraq Concerns

    Iraq
  • Sri Lanka says 20 rebels die in sea battle

  • Pakistan

    Bomb blast kills in Peshawar, Pakistan 7, wounds dozens

    Pakistan
  • Iraq

    Mecca meeting seeks end to Iraq sectarian violence in Iraq

    Iraq
  • Iraq

    (Iraq) Me in the new Islamic State!

    Iraq
  • Philippines

    The Filipino Army is throwing 3 extra battalions, about 1,500 men, into the fight against Abu Sayyaf and Jemaah Islamiyah on Jolo Island. This raises the number to 7,500 troops. JI peratives Dulmatin and Umar Patek have been spotted on Jolo. Dulmatin’s wife will be deported to Indonesia. Four captives escaped from their Muslim kidnappers on Jolo.

    Philippines
  • Iran

    Israel must go, says Iranian President

    Iran
  • Iraqi Army, Sadr’s Mahdi Army Battle in Amara

    Sadr’s Mahdi Army must be reined in Sheikh Mazen Saedi, Muqtada al-Sadr’s aide in Baghdad. Photo from AFP. Click image to view. Sadr’s Mahdi Army attacked Iraqi police in Amara “after police arrested a member of radical cleric Moqtada al-Sadr’s Mahdi Army militia on suspicion of killing a local intelligence officer in a bomb attack,” reports AFP. The Associate Press claims the city is fully under the control of the Mahdi Army of “800 black-clad militiamen with Kalashnikovs.” This has not been confirmed by the Iraqi government. {Note: the report is updated to state “The Shiite militia run by the…

    Iraqi Army, Sadr’s Mahdi Army Battle in Amara
  • CNN plays terrorist sniper video

  • United States

    House Intel Chair Suspends Staff Member for Leaking a National Intelligence Estimate to The New York Times

    United States
  • North Korea

    US tracking N. Korean ship with banned military equipment

    North Korea
  • Hezbollah

    Cluster Weapons Used by Hezbollah

    Hezbollah
  • Palestinian Territories

    Abbas to Form New Government in West Bank, Gaza Strip

    Palestinian Territories