Iran’s Srebrenica: How Ayatollah Khomeini sanctioned the deaths of 20,000 ‘enemies of the state’

Muslim patrols could become more prevalent and more violent, warns anti-extremist

NATO chief urges European countries not to use Afghanistan drawdown as excuse to cut budgets

Radical Past: Former Associate Calls Morsi a ‘Master of Disguise’

Computer malware targets Europe agencies

Sahel security global threat, 8-14,000 Jihadists now in Mali, region, to double in year: Study

UN warns of foreign influx into sectarian Syria war

Abu Qatada runs up £500,000 legal aid bill to stay in UK

US intelligence sees Asia’s global power rising by 2030

Terror Fight Shifts to Africa

Prototype of European combat drone makes maiden flight

Egyptian shares tumble over Morsi decree

ISAF leader Allen tapped to lead NATO, EUCOM

Civilian ‘hacktivists’ fight terrorists online

Euro imams, rabbis pledge zero tolerance for hate preachers

Unlike US, Europe Has Few Limits on Hezbollah

Mali: how the West cleared the way for al-Qaeda’s African march

Europe Stays Quiet Despite Unease About Drones

NATO Unveils ‘Working’ European Missile Shield At Chicago Summit

US mulling sending Afghanistan general to head Europe troops

Officials Watch for Terrorists With Body Bombs on US-Bound Planes

Documents reveal al Qaeda’s plans for seizing cruise ships, carnage in Europe

The EU Terrorism Report for 2012 says the death of Osama bin Laden “has had little immediate impact on the al-Qaeda affiliated or inspired terrorism threat in the EU.” According to the report, 122 people were arrested in the EU in 2011 for offenses linked to al Qaeda terrorism, and over 50 percent of those arrested were non-EU nationals. The report also notes increasing cross-border cooperation between extremist groups.

Islamists in Enemy Territory: The Missionary Zeal of Germany’s Salafists

Western allies of MI6 ‘kept in dark’ over mosque sting plan

‘Afghanistan security fund’: Muslim funding for Kabul security?

African migrants flood Israel after perilous treks

Odierno Looks to Reassure Army on Troop Withdrawal

Pakistani militant leader thumbs nose at US bounty
