A document found in Mali that was written by an al Qaeda commander in Yemen gives advice on how to avoid US drone attacks.

Qaddafi had ‘massive’ plan to destabilize Saudi Arabia: report
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Push to Expand US ‘Kill List’
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Is This the Secret U.S. Drone Base in Saudi Arabia?
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CIA ‘operating drone base in Saudi Arabia’
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Al-Qaeda’s world: A fascinating map of the group’s shifting global network
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Jyllands-Posten journalists honoured for reporting on former PET agent
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On its Facebook page this week, Ansar al Sharia Tunisia honored two senior al Qaeda leaders who have been reportedly killed. The page contains numerous posts dedicated to global jihadist causes in addition to the group’s provision of social services.

Three al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula leaders who run operations in Baydah province and who were brothers-in-law of Anwar al Awlaki are said to be holding an Austrian and two Finnish hostages.

A jihadist who has handled al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula propaganda in the past, as well as family members, claimed that al Shihri has died. The AQAP deputy emir has been reported killed or captured on several previous occasions.
Three al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula fighters who were captured by security forces but freed in April 2012 were killed in the attack.
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One of the Saudi AQAP fighters was identified as Ismail bin Jamil. The US has launched two strikes so far this year.
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Denmark – New controls over PET announced in wake of media Storm
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A recently declassified threat assessment authored by Canadian intelligence in April 2012 concludes that the al Qaeda network still leads the global jihad movement and remains the “primary threat.”
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The al Qaeda-linked Movement for Tawhid [Unity] and Jihad in West Africa created the Abdullah Azzam, Al Zarqawi, and the Abu al Laith al Libi battalions, as well as the Martyrdom-Seekers Battalion. These join the previously established Osama bin Laden Battalion.
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Radical al-Qaeda cleric Anwar al-Awlaki ‘purchased plane tickets for 9/11 hijackers’
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US drone strategy in Yemen is fraught with peril
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Al-Qaeda seeks foothold in Libya
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Yemen security chief tells Iran to stop backing rebels
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Afghan spy chief ‘wounded by underpants bomber’
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In Jordanian terror plot, officials see hand of resurgent al-Qaeda in Iraq
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