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Morocco
Extremist Islam may be rising in Morocco
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Afghanistan
Two Taliban and one policeman were killed after the Taliban attacked a police checkpoint in Zabul. A Canadian soldier was killed in the Panjwai district of Kandahar after setting off a land mine. Afghan and Coalition forces disable several roadside bombs in Paktika province, which sits across the border from Waziristan.
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Al Qaeda
As Sahab Productions has released Ayman al-Zawahiri’s latest videotape, which addresses President Bush, “the Pope of the Vatican, Darfur, and the Crusader Wars.” The capture of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the planner of 9-11, also plays a prominent role in Zawahiri’s message.
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Iraq
Commander: Iraq insurgents losing ground
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Anbar Tribes vs. al Qaeda
Five al Qaeda, including three Yemenis, are captured by a tribal force in Ramadi Iraq. Click map to view. Less than two weeks after 25 of the 31 predominately Sunni tribes in Anbar Province pledged to fight al Qaeda and support the Shiite led government of Prime Minister Maliki, the tribes have taken a shot against al Qaeda fighters. Reuters reports five al Qaeda were captured in the city of Ramadi, “including three foreign fighters from Yemen.” “The five militants were captured without a fight in a car under a bridge in Ramadi, capital of Anbar province, police Major Salam…
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Beijing secretly fires lasers to disable US satellites
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Philippines
Two killed by trash bomb in Philippine capital
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Thailand
Why the coup in Thailand may not lead to an improvement in the insurgency
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Israel
CIS holds joint anti-nuclear terrorism exercise
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Philippines
Analysis: Abu Sayyaf supported by Darul Islam, Jemaah Islamiyah
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Philippines
Abu Sayyaf bomb attack in Jolo kills nine, mostly Muslims
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Army pushes to add 30,000 troops to its half-million
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Israel
Israel backs off plan to kill Nasrallah
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Iraq
40 Torture Victims Found in Baghdad
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New PM to make Japan assertive
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Afghanistan
Europe must not turn coward in Afghanistan, says US envoy
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Pakistan
Taliban militants gain ground after deal with Pakistan
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Turkey
Kurdish rebel boss in truce plea
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Zawahiri Message Circulating in Pakistan
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Afghanistan
NATO to control all Afghan military operations
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United States
House Approves Warrantless Wiretap Law
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Chávez’s anti-US campaign
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United States
Mexico opposed to US border fence
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Gambian Opposition Leader Disputes President’s Re-Election
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Thailand
Thailand’s military rulers name interim prime minister
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Iran
The US House approved sanctions on Iran’s oil industry, and the Senate is expected to follow. The US says time is running out talks between Iran and the European Union.
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Philippines
Philippines wants Islamic group included in US, UN terrorist blacklists
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Somalia
Uganda is prepared to send troops to Somalia. Aweys is looking to destroy the tribal culture. Ahmed dismisses claims al Qaeda and the Islamic Courts are in league. Three suspects in the Baidoa suicide bombing, including a cleric, are arrested. The Islamic Courts demands their release and has shut down HornAfkik radio in Kismayo.
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Future Surrender and the Expansion of Talibanistan
NWFP Governor Ali Jan Orakzai recommends expanding the Waziristan Accord to other tribal agencies, as the Taliban and al Qaeda continue to hit government targets Governor Ali Jan Orakzai in 2004, when he was a general in the Pakistani Army. Click picture to view. As we reported just two days after the signing of the Waziristan Accord, and UPI later confirmed, the Pakistani government is seriously considering further negotiations with the Taliban and al Qaeda in Pakistan’s Northwest Frontier Province. Ali Jan Orakzai, the governor of the Northwest Frontier Province, has confirmed the Pakistani government is eager to negotiate a…
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Al Qaeda
UN report says US breaking Qaeda
