Yemeni Forces Are Said to Enter Coastal City

More protests demand ouster of Yemen’s leader

America safer 10 years after 9/11, but new terrorism threats have emerged, experts say

‘Top Secret America’: A look at the military’s Joint Special Operations Command

US counterterror chief: al-Qaida on ‘steady slide’

Al Qaeda Affiliates Growing Independent

Islamic militants among prisoners freed from Libyan jail

Al Qaeda’s Islamic State in Iraq said that it would carry out “100 attacks” to avenge the death of senior leaders, including Osama bin Laden. “By God’s will, the campaign starts in the middle of the fasting month [Ramadan] and ends by God’s will after 100 attacks exactly,” the group said.

Qaeda Trying to Harness Toxin for Bombs, US Officials Fear

Iraq’s Qaeda asks ex-fighters to return, threatens attacks

African Union sources: Al-Shabaab planning push during Ramadan

Former officials: Al-Qaida still likely to use WMD

The suicide team targeted policemen and soldiers as they lined up to collect their salaries.

Al Shabaab recruited dozens of Americans: US report

Al-Qaeda in Iraq looks for fundraising ideas

Yemeni Military and Tribesmen Push Back Militants in South

Yemen on the Brink of Hell

Al-Qaida plans cartoon recruiting film for kids

Al-Qaeda plans cartoon to fight the West

Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, the leader of al Qaeda’s Islamic State of Iraq, released a eulogy for slain al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. In the video, Baghdadi vowed to avenge bin Laden.

Iraqi refugees in US rechecked for terrorism links

Al Qaeda Seen Aiming at Targets Outside US

Abu al Zubeir al Jabri was killed while attacking a US base on July 15, according to a statement released on a jihadist website.
The Islamic State in Iraq, al Qaeda’s political front, claimed it carried out the June 26 suicide attack in Tarmiyah and the July 5 suicide attack in Taji. The group also claimed 15 other operations north of Baghdad, SITE reported.

Al Qaeda’s Yemen branch has aided Somalia militants, US says

UK government: Al Qaeda weakened, but terrorism still greatest threat to Olympics

Yemen – US official says increasing protests benefit al-Qaida

Study: Western militants trained in Pakistan still #1 threat
