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Al Qaeda
Experts Say Al Qaeda Threat Down, but Others Remain Strong
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Afghanistan
Foreign jihadists seen as key to spike in Afghan attacks
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Hezbollah
Thousands Rally in Lebanon Against Hezbollah
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Iraq
Iraq militants claim killing of Indians, Pakistanis
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Al Qaeda
Sources: Qaeda could use non-Arabs to attack Israel
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Caucasus
Four Chechen Militants Captured in Twenty-Four Hours
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Democracy in the Muslim world
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Hezbollah
After the war, Hizbullah reevaluates
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Malaysia
Malaysia’s secular status quo threatened by Muslim groups
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Al Qaeda
Al Qaeda Members Moving To Middle East
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Afghanistan
Major who called RAF ‘useless’ tells of Taliban attacks
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Sudan
Sudan’s Bashir Lashes Out Against UN
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Pakistan
President Musharraf has denied rumors of a coup in the wake of nationwide power outages. The Pakistani government denies Mullah Omar backed the Waziristan Accord. In South Waziristan, more violations of the truce: ‘militants’ fire a rocket at an Army base and wounded one soldier; 4 ‘militants’ were wounded in a roadside bombing attack.
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Iraq
Iraq’s political parties have postponed the debate on federalism. Twenty one suspected terrorists were detained in Baghdad by Iraqi and U.S. troops. Two al Qaeda in Iraq operatives were captured in Samarra by an Iraqi Special Forces unit. Twenty Iraqis were killed and 37 wounded in violence across Iraq on Sunday.
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Kashmir
Nine terrorists, two civilians and one policeman killed in Kashmir
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Spain
Aznar:”Muslims should apologize for occupying Spain for 800 years”
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Somalia
The Islamic Courts has taken the strategic port city of Kismayo. UN relief agencies have fled the Wajid district in the southern Bakol region, fearing fighting. Thirty inmates escaped from a jail run by the Islamic Courts.
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Sri Lankan navy attacks rebel ships
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Commander of 1920 Revolution Brigades Captured
The 1920 Revolution Brigades has expressed interest in the national reconciliation program The 1920 Revolution Brigades. The Iraqi government appears to have made some significant intelligence gains over the past week. After announcing the arrest of Muntasir Hamoud Ileiwi al-Jubouri, a member of Ansar al-Sunnah’s military Shura (or council) just two days ago, the Iraqi government has announced the arrest of a leader of the 1920 Revolution Brigades. The insurgent commander has not been identified, but has been said to command the 1920 Revolution Brigades’ operations in Western Baghdad. This is an area of significant insurgent activity and repeated sectarian-related…
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Pakistan
Rockets rain after Taliban deal
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Pakistan
Mullah Omar has also backed the Waziristan accord. See ‘al Qaeda, Taliban behind the Waziristan Accord’ for list of major jihadi figures involved. A look at the increase in attacks on the Afghan side of the border after the truce.
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Afghanistan
Afghan Army and ISAF forces killed over 63 Taliban during fighting over the past few days in Helmand and Uruzgan provinces. Forty Taliban were killed during a strike on a Taliban base in Helmand’s Girishk district. An outnumbered Afghan force with embedded NATO trainers defeated the Taliban during a six day battle in Garmser. Operation Wyconda Pincer in Farah has ended.
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Iraq
Muqtada Sadr urges followers to resort to ‘peaceful™ opposition
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Palestinian Territories
Abbas says efforts at unity gov™t ‘back to zero™
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Saudi Government denies bin Laden’s death report
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Thailand
Thai coup sparked by failed war on Islamists
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Al Qaeda
Spy Agencies Say Iraq War Hurting US Terror Fight
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Caucasus
3 Russian soldiers killed in Chechnya
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Armed police deploy in Prague after attack warning
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Turkey
Twelve injured in explosion in eastern Turkey
