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Netherlands
Sabir Khan, a Pakistani-Dutch al Qaeda member arrested in Quetta in 2010 on charges of planning a suicide attack on a US base in Afghanistan, tried to persuade a Dutch court to prevent his extradition to the US on terror charges. His lawyer said that if the extradition is approved, Khan will appeal to the European Court of Human Rights.
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Afghanistan
Drone Strike Lawsuit Raises Concerns on Intelligence Sharing
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European Union
European Leaders Push for End to Ban on Arming Syria Rebels
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Germany
US troops will man Patriot batteries along Turkey’s border with Syria
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Netherlands
Netherlands ‘halal homes’ ignite religious row
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NATO
NATO moves toward deployment on Syria border
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NATO
Officials: NATO to decide on missiles for Turkey
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NATO
US Is Weighing Stronger Action in Syrian Conflict
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Palestinian Territories
UN set to implicitly recognize Palestinian state, despite threats
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Al Qaeda
Unlike US, Europe Has Few Limits on Hezbollah
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Afghanistan
Australia takes lead in Afghanistan’s Uruzgan
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Afghanistan
NATO ministers to mull Afghan strategy ahead of alliance summit in Chicago
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Afghanistan
At the Taliban’s Mercy: German Military Fears for Afghanistan’s Future
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France
Iran Warns 6 Countries in Europe It Will Cut Off Oil
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Netherlands
Sabir K., a 24-year-old man with Dutch and Pakistani citizenship, appealed to the Netherlands Supreme Court to avoid extradition to the US. He has been indicted in US federal court on charges that included working for al Qaeda and planning a suicide attack on a US base in Kunar province, Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan
Failed Afghan road project shows pitfalls of US efforts
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Chechnya
EU To Probe Possible North Caucasus Diaspora Link To Terrorism
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Netherlands
Dutch MP issues fatwa to free Muslims from extremism
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Germany
Germany Tries to Forge European Brand of Islam
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Libya
Norway decides to withdraw fighter jets from Libya operation by August
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Afghanistan
Gates faults US allies on Afghan war
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Al Qaeda
Governments go online in fight against terrorism
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Afghanistan
Dutch plan Afghan police mission after troops leave
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Al Qaeda
European police protect Coptic churches
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Caucasus
Police arrest suspects in plot against Belgium
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Afghanistan
Kabul is offered wider role in US missions
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Iraq
European court demands halt to forcible return of Iraqi asylum seekers
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Afghanistan
Gunmen kidnap Dutch aid worker and Afghan driver
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Netherlands
Dutch town of Delft is center of a new Iranian activism
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United States
Dutch still holding two men over air security scare
