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Pakistan
Lashkar-e-Toiba writes to US, defending itself
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Al Qaeda
al Qaeda in Palestine Video Speech of “Abu Hafs”
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Iraq
Iraqi police unit linked to militias
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Indonesia
(Indonesia) Police arrest woman with high explosives
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Thailand
Thailand: Are the Insurgents Willing to Negotiate?
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Kashmir
Two killed, seven hurt in terror attack in Indian Kashmir™s main city
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Pakistan
Terror Sanctuary -The Taliban and al Qaeda are mounting attacks from the safety of Pakistan
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Iraq
Arrests May Cause Partnership between Ansar al-Sunnah and al Qaeda in Iraq
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Iraq
Ansar al-Sunnah claims responsibility for killing cousin of Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr
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Pakistan
Rebels ambush Pakistani army jeep, kill 3 soldiers in Baluchistan
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Pakistan
Pakistan is actively engaged in peace talks in South Waziristan. The Pakistani government claims to have arrested 246 Taliban in Quetta over the past month. India will press for Pakistan to turn over suspects in the Mumbai train bombings. A bomb is detonated near Musharraf’s residence in Rawalpindi.
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Afghanistan
Spinning pop tunes to beat the Taliban
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Egypt
US supports Egyptian nuclear program
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Report to say IRA paramilitary activity over
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Turkey
Turkish Hijacker Surrenders in Italy
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Lebanon
UNIFIL allowed to use force against Hizbullah
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Palestinian Territories
The fighting between Hamas and Fatah has sparked fears of civil war in Gaza. Eight have been killed and over 70 wounded in the recent fighting. “Hamas responded to Fatah threats by saying that any attempt to harm its leaders would lead to an all-out confrontation with Fatah.” The IAF struck an Islamic Jihad weapons factory in Gaza.
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“Negotiating” with Sadr in Diwaniyah
Sadr’s Madhi Army the target of Iraqi and Coalition pressure in Diwaniyah Muqtada al-Sadr. Muqtada al-Sadr, the Iranian backed Shiite cleric, has been a thorn in the side of the Coalition and the fledgling Iraqi government. In the spring and late summer of 2004, U.S. forces fought intense battles against Sadr for control over the Shiite South and the holy city of Najaf. While Sadr’s militia, the Madhi Army, was militarily defeated, the Coalition failed to politically defeat Sadr, and he has remained a threat to this day. Sadr’s political party controls 30 of the 275 seats in Parliament, and…
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Iran
US Will Push Banks To Cut All Ties to Iran
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Somalia
The Islamic Courts withdraws from a town bordering Ethiopia as Ethiopian Army units move in. Ethiopian troops are deployed on the outskirts of Baidoa. The transitional government is receiving arms from Ethiopia. The provincial capital of the middle Juba region has been captured by the ICU.
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Palestinian Territories
al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades threatens Hamas leaders
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Iran
Iran proposes French monitoring of enrichment
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Nigeria
Militants kill Nigerian troops
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Afghanistan
Taliban commander says peace deal in Helmand not a blow
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Iraq
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,7374-2385385,00.htmlBeatings, abductions, shootings: on patrol with the al-Mahdi army
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Afghanistan
Ten Taliban, three police killed in attack on Paktika border post
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Tariq Ramadan Continues His Deception Despite Evidence
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United Kingdom
Britain refused US offer to return Guantanamo detainees
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Iraq
Eight US Soldiers, Two Marines Die in Iraq
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Al Qaeda
The 9/11 Suicide Wills Unmasked
