US shifts to seek removal of Yemen’s leader, an ally

Yemen’s future hinges on its two most powerful men

Islamists are elated by revolts, cleric says

Al Qaeda exploits Yemen chaos

AQI hit a provincial council meeting.

Yemen battles al Qaeda as president clings to power

For al-Qaida, Detroit was just the cheapest flight

US sees few good options if Yemen government falls

An Iraqi court sentenced Munaf al Rawi, al Qaeda in Iraq’s former leader in Baghdad, and five of his lieutenants to death for their involvement in several major bombings in Baghdad. Rawi gave up information that led to the deaths of Abu Ayyub al Masri and Abu Omar al Baghdadi, AQI’s top two leaders, in April 2010.

Two fighters, shoulder to shoulder, show the diversity of the Libyan rebel forces

Fort Hood shooting: 9 army officers reprimanded

Turmoil jars US counterterrorism efforts

Radical cleric still speaks on YouTube

Cleric urges Islamic rule in Yemen

Analysis: Why Arab spring could be al Qaeda’s fall

Yemen’s unrest could embolden al-Qaeda – or sideline it amid democratic hopes

UK – Yemen must reform to counter al-Qaeda threat, Hague warns

The Islamic State of Iraq, al Qaeda’s front group, called for Egyptians to “wage jihad” and establish a state based on Shariah. The terror group said Egyptians should ignore “rotten pagan nationalism.”

US – Homegrown terror plots focus of hearings

UK case reveals terror tactics

Mideast unrest complicates US fight against terror

Insurgents renew attacks on Iraqi security troops

Ousted Tunisian president ‘living in remote Saudi area known for al-Qaeda links’

Life after the Americans: uncertainty reigns as Baghdad enters new era
