• Pakistan

    Reading Musharraf Between the Lines

    Pakistan
  • Lebanon

    Lebanese army reaches border

    Lebanon
  • Norwegian court remands two suspects in Oslo terror plot

  • India

    7/11 blasts: Cops identify bomber

    India
  • Somalia

    The Islamic Courts will open a ‘jihad office’ in Mogadishu. The ICU is advancing towards the strategic port city of Kismayo. The U.S. has negotiated with ‘moderate’ Sheikh Sharif Ahmed.

    Somalia
  • Somalia

    Jihad registration office to open in Mogadishu

    Somalia
  • Pakistan

    Foreign troops not to be allowed to conduct operation in Pakistan

    Pakistan
  • Kashmir

    2 militants killed in Kashmir

    Kashmir
  • Iraq

    Ramadi recruits locals for the city police

    Iraq
  • Afghanistan

    Outnumbered and short of food, British troops win six-day battle with Taliban

    Afghanistan
  • Al Qaeda

    Report: Video Posted of US Soldiers’ Bodies Being Burned

    Al Qaeda
  • Afghanistan

    Twelve Afghan military officers were arrested for providing weapons to the Taliban. ISAF forces arrest 12 Taliban for involvement in bombing attacks in Pashmul, Kandahar.

    Afghanistan
  • Al Qaeda

    Is Bin Laden Dead?

    Al Qaeda
  • Al Qaeda, Taliban behind the Waziristan Accord

    A look at the players and organizations manipulating the Waziristan Accord Mullah Omar, the leader of the Taliban, backed the Waziristan Accord. Details continue to emerge on the Waziristan Accord and the Taliban and al Qaeda involvement. And confirmation via the Pakistani press is received that the Taliban is seeking negotiations in Bajaur agency. First, the backers of the Waziristan Accord. The Frontier Times provides the details on the who’s who behind the ‘tribal jirga’ the Pakistani government has been touting as the real power brokers. According to the sources close to this scribe, Qari Tahir Jan, Haji Umar and…

    Al Qaeda, Taliban behind the Waziristan Accord
  • Pakistan

    Bomb blast kills two, wounds eight in Pakistan

    Pakistan
  • Lebanon

    Putin confirms Russian troops for Lebanon, but not under UN flag

    Lebanon
  • Open Letter by Arab and Muslim Intellectuals to President Bush Calling for Promoting Democracy in the Middle East and North Africa

  • Al Qaeda

    A French intelligence report that Osama bin Laden died of Typhoid in Pakistan on September 4 is unconfirmed. The information came from Saudi intelligence.

    Al Qaeda
  • Iraq

    The Iraqi Army captures Muntasir Hamoud Ileiwi al-Jubour, a leader of Ansar al-Sunnah and 2 aides in a raid. A fuel tanker bombing kills 35 in Sadr City. Abu Ayyoub al-Masri, the head of the Mujahideen Shura, is believed to be on video executing a Turkish hostage.

    Iraq
  • Pakistan

    Afghan President Karzai says Musharraf knows Mullah Omar is in Pakistan. The Frontier Post states the Taliban is concerned the government might break the Waziristan Accord, and gives details of the Taliban and al Qaeda power brokers in North Waziristan.

    Pakistan
  • The Weekly Standard: Pakistan Surrenders

    Daveed Gartenstein-Ross and I have co-authored an article titled Pakistan Surrenders for the October 2 edition of The Weekly Standard. The article provides an overview of the Fall of Waziristan and the strategic implications. The full text of the article is available below:

    The Weekly Standard: Pakistan Surrenders
  • Morocco

    The Islamization of Morocco

    Morocco
  • Iraq

    US General Says 3,000 More Iraqi Troops Needed to Help Stabilize Baghdad

    Iraq
  • Iran

    Suspending enrichment unacceptable, says Iranian cleric

    Iran
  • Somalia

    Somali Islamist movement tightens Sharia law

    Somalia
  • Philippines

    Philippine extremists release girl after ransom

    Philippines
  • Palestinian Territories

    US firm on Hamas sanctions

    Palestinian Territories
  • Indonesia

    Bali bombers ‘request beheading’

    Indonesia
  • Palestinian Territories

    Churches attacked in Gaza, West Bank

    Palestinian Territories
  • Hezbollah

    Nasrallah: No army in the world can disarm us

    Hezbollah