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Iraq
Iraq rebels say they will only negotiate with US
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Philippines
Security forces are hunting two terrorists believed to be plotting bombings in Manila. The Army seized over 200 kilos of bomb making materials in Zamboanga City. Dulmatin’s wife may be deported to Indonesia.
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Philippines
Police hunt boy bomber in southern Philippine island blast
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United Kingdom
British Terror suspects on the run
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Afghanistan
Afghan IED cell destroyed in airstrike
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Iraq
13 killed and 80 injured in Sunday’s bombings in Kirkuk
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30 new countries could get nuclear weapons: IAEA
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Sudan
Sudan vows to disarm Janjaweed militia
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Iraq
Car bombs kill 20 in Baghdad
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(Sri Lanka) Tamil Tigers Suicide Attack Kills 103 Sailors
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North Korea
The U.S. has confirmed North Korea conducted a sub-kiloton nuclear test last week, and is concerned a second is on the way. China will conduct inspections of shipments from North Korea, but with restrictions.
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The Rump Islamic Emirate of Iraq
The Mujahideen Shura Council in Iraq Declares the Establishment of a Sunni Islamic State of Iraq, carved from six provinces, however further divisions within al Qaeda in Iraq are exposed A map of the Sunni Islamic State from an al Qaeda video. Image from MEMRI. Al-Qaeda in Iraq has made good on its promise to conduct an information campaign during Ramadan. The Mujahideen Shura Council, al Qaeda in Iraq’s front group designed to legitimize its actions, has released a video announcing the formation of a Sunni Islamic State of Iraq, which is comprised of “Baghdad, Anbar, Diyala, Kirkuk, Salah al-Din,…
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The Myth of Delusion
A window on al Qaeda’s views of U.S. Intelligence Agencies and Counterterrorism efforts. 2.3 Megabytes File format PDF Click image to download. An al Qaeda document called The Myth of Delusion has been released on the Internet and also distributed via a jihadi email list. This 152 page document, written in both English and Arabic, is an attempt at an analytical look at how the U.S. intelligence agencies – the CIA, NSA and FBI, as well as military and other governmental intelligence agencies – are structured and how they operate inside the United States, in the Middle East and beyond.…
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North Korea
Japanese policy boss urges talks on bomb – Japan is considering a nuclear weapons program
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North Korea
China fears consequences of North Korea collapse
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Iran
Iran to pursue atomic work despite pressure
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Kashmir
Top commander of Hizbul surrenders in Indian-administered Jammu, Kashmir
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Palestinian Territories
Hamas threatens to break ceasefire after Israeli air strikes
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North Korea
US Pushes China For Enforcement Of Sanctions
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Palestinian Territories
Palestinian charities help Hamas endure
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Iraq
86 Iraqis die in 2-day violence spree
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Afghanistan
A new jihadi group claims to have 90 fighters and is active in the provinces of Kunar and Nuristan. Seven were killed in several Taliban attacks , including 2 British soldiers in Kandahar. Over 200 French special forces may be pulled from Afghanistan.
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Pakistan
Former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto warns that if Waziristan is not properly dealt with it can lead to a wider war. Afghanistan’s foreign minister responds angrily to Musharraf’s latest charge that the Taliban is purely an Afghan problem. “The terrorism which is religious extremism is a global network operating against Afghanistan and other democratic states from Russia to India to America with the support of a country… Terrorism is not an ethnic issue.”
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Indonesia
New Polling Data in Indonesia Shows “Significant” Support for Terrorists
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Iraq
Iraqis call for five-man junta to end the anarchy
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Global Crisis Watch Broadcast
Global Crisis Watch: October 16, 2006 North Korea’s Allies in Beijing, Terror Attacks in Mindanao, Islamic Law in Malaysia Global Crisis Watch calls to New York City, Manila and Penang, Malaysia, to tackle China’s enabling of North Korea and refusal to enforce the Chapter VII UNSC resolutions, the terror attacks in Mindanao and hunt for JI bombers Dulmatin and Umar Patek, and the looming constitutional crisis faced in Malaysia over civil law versus sharia law with Lt. Col. Gordon Cucullu, author of “Separated at Birth: How North Korea Became the Evil Twin,” Maria Ressa, ABS-CBN News Director and author of…
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Somalia
The Islamic Courts have opened 4 “centers for jihad registration” in the Hiran region. The ICU shut down the “Mogadishu-based Bariga Afrika radio station… because the station ‘divides the community.’” Two carloads of the popular stimulant khat were burned near Kismayo.
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Afghanistan
British government urged to shift troops to Afghanistan from Iraq
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Iraq
Iraqi, Coalition forces target terrorist operations
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Iraq
Operation Dealer Discovers SVBIEDs, Large Weapons Cache in Western Ramadi
