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Algeria
Maghreb economies confront terror fallout
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Algeria
Foreign Minister Medelci claimed that the Algerian diplomats held hostage in Mali by the Movement for Tawhid and Jihad in West Africa are “in a safe place.” The army has beefed up security along its border with Mali in an attempt to prevent fleeing militants from entering Algeria.
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Al Qaeda
Militants’ Goal in Algeria Gas Plant Siege: Giant Fireball
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Algeria
Militants’ Goal in Algeria Gas Plant Siege: A Giant Fireball
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Al Qaeda
Although splintered, al Qaeda finds new life in unstable areas
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Al Qaeda
Al Qaeda silent on French hostages in Mali
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Al Qaeda
Algeria Sowed Seeds of Hostage Crisis as It Nurtured Warlord
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Algeria
The UK and Algeria agreed to strengthen their strategic partnership by sharing intelligence and cooperating in counterterrorism. The Islamic Front of Justice and Development party questioned the government about opening its airspace to foreign warplanes for the military intervention in Mali. The Id Amenas gas facility is set to reopen in a month at one-third capacity.
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Algeria
Sahel ulemas partner against extremism
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Al Qaeda
Algerian gas hostage crisis: Wired to a suicide bomber
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Algeria
UK’s Cameron visits Algeria, unveils security partnership following hostage crisis
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Algeria
Acting on information from an al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb terrorist arrested in December 2012, authorities broke up an al Qaeda support cell in the Tiaret region on Monday; four men and three women, including a physician, were arrested. Five such cells have been dismantled in the province since September 2012.
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Algeria
Three security guards were killed when “terrorists” attacked a camp at a gas pipeline in Djebahia. Al Qaeda’s El Farouk Brigade is accused of carrying out the attack.
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Al Qaeda
Sole Algerian killed by Islamists hailed as a hero
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Al Qaeda
‘Darker Sides’: The Vast Islamist Sanctuary of ‘Sahelistan’
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Al Qaeda
Omar Abdel Rahman: The push to free the imprisoned Islamist extremist
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Egypt
Washington casts wary eye at Muslim Brotherhood
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Algeria
Armed Islamists attacked a gas pipeline at Djebahia in the Bouira region, killing two guards and wounding five more before fleeing. Security forces launched a search of the area, near the Kabylie mountain refuge of al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb.
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Al Qaeda
Pakistan still global jihad hub
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Al Qaeda
Algeria hostage drama likely an inside job: Norway
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Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
British cocaine users helping fund Islamic terror groups behind Algerian siege and Mali conflict
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Mali
Child Soldier’s Tale Illustrates Mali’s Dirty War
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France
Mali Army, Riding US Hopes, Is Proving No Match for Militants
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Algeria
Captured Tunisian terrorist Abu Talha Tounsi told investigators that the attack on the Id Amenas gas facility was facilitated with logistical help from Islamists in Mali and Libya, and Egyptian Abu Bakr. Former BP driver ‘Al Mandjal’ guided the attackers to the facility; authorities are looking for him.
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Algeria
An Algiers court postponed the trial of former al Qaeda emir Mokhtar Belmokhtar, who claimed the recent assault on the Id Amenas gas field. He and nine other defendants, including Abu Zeid, whose forces seized the Malian town of Diabaly, will be tried in absentia in March. The African Union is considering training extra forces to combat Islamist terror threats, expanding counterterrorism laws, and improving information-sharing between governments.
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Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
Some Algeria Attackers Are Placed at Benghazi
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Algeria
Algeria attack changes terror landscape in North Africa
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Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
Algeria Attack Shows Reach of Militants
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Algeria
Libyan Islamists are said to have helped the terrorist team that took over the Id Amenas refinery last week. A spokesman for the al Qaeda-linked group that mounted the attack said it was considered “successful by all standards.” The commander of one of the two terrorist assault teams, Abu al-Bara’a al-Jaza’iri, may have survived.
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Algeria
How a pile of explosives I found in a Libyan field may have ended up in the hands of Algerian terrorists
