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Libya
EXCLUSIVE: Libyan missiles looted
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Iran
The head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization said it will open its nuclear program to five years of ‘full supervision’ by the UN atomic energy agency if the world body lifts its sanctions. However, that ‘full supervision’ would have limits. Up to 300,000 Iranians may have had their Google email monitored using security certificates stolen from a Dutch secure communications firm.
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Iran ‘arrests’ 5 al Qaeda operatives
If Iran were serious about taking on al Qaeda, why has it freed the terror group’s top leaders and continue to provide it with support?
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Iran
US Eyes Covert Plan to Counter Iran in Iraq
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United States
‘Top Secret America’: A look at the military’s Joint Special Operations Command
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Iran
Almost 40 years in construction, the Bushehr nuclear power plant begins supplying electricity to the national grid. Iranian Revolutionary Guards forces launched a new offensive against Kurdish PAJK rebels in northwestern Iran.
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IAEA
Concern rising about Iran military nuclear work
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Iran
Iran Moves to Shelter Its Nuclear Fuel Program
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Iran
Iran “charm offensive” fails to ease nuclear fears
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Israel
Don’t test us, Israel army chief warns Gaza militants
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Iran
Iran’s nuclear chief claimed the country is prepared to cooperate more closely with the IAEA. The Defense Ministry said it was manufacturing its own anti-armor missiles.
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Bahrain
If the Arab Spring Turns Ugly
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Iran
Israel “could not stop” nuclear Iran with one strike
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Iran
A court sentenced an Iranian man to death for assassinating a nuclear scientist; Iran claimed he was an agent of Israel. Iran said it would defend Syria if NATO intervened. Iran “discreetly” provided food and medical aid to Libyan rebels.
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Iran
Iran Calls on Syria to Recognize Citizens’ Demands
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Iran
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad lashes out at Israel in Quds Day speech
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Afghanistan
Few Treatment Options for Afghans as Drug Use Rises
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Senior al Qaeda leader reportedly killed
Atiyah Abd al Rahman, a top al Qaeda leader, was reportedly killed on August 22. Senior US intelligence officials contacted by The Long War Journal would neither confirm nor deny Atiyah’s death. Atiyah was al Qaeda’s “general manager” and Osama bin Laden’s “chief of staff,” according to a senior US intelligence official.
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Al Qaeda
Iran and Al Qaeda’s ‘Operations Chief’
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Egypt
Unsettled Neighbors Leave Israel With Difficult Policy Choices
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Egypt
Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood Leader Wants Reforms Across The Arab World
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Germany
Iran and Hezbollah hail rebels
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Iran
Iran has begun to transfer uranium enrichment centrifuges from the facility in Natanz to an installation in Fordow, near Qom. The IAEA said the move was a “further deviation” from UN Security Council sanctions.
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Hamas
Foreign funds for Hamas hit by Syria unrest: diplomats
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Iran
Two US hikers who were arrested by Iranian forces and imprisoned in 2009 are said to have been sentenced to eight years in jail for allegedly entering the country illegally and spying. A third US hiker was released on bail last year.
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Al Qaeda
9/11: al-Qaeda didn’t act alone
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Cuba
11,604 terrorist attacks in 72 countries in 2010
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Afghanistan
US troops may stay in Afghanistan until 2024
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Iran
Venezuela rejects US criticism of terrorism effort
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State Department: Iran the ‘most active state sponsor of terrorism’
The US State Department released its annual Country Reports on Terrorism yesterday. The report mentions Iran’s support of the Taliban and refusal to bring senior al Qaeda terrorists to justice.
