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Sudan
Authorities accused Israel of using a vulture tagged with a GPS-equipped camera to spy on Sudan; the military claimed to have captured one such vulture in the Darfur region this month. An Israeli ecologist dismissed the claim, saying the equipment was regularly used for tracking wildlife.
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Iran
Khartoum allowing Iran to establish a Red Sea base
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Libya
US seeks to interview detained Egyptian jihadist in Benghazi probe
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Hamas
For Israel, Gaza Conflict Is Test for an Iran Confrontation
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Egypt
Analysis of Hamas Military Capability After Six-Day Conflict With Israel
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Israel
Brigades That Fire on Israel Show a Deadly New Discipline
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Hamas
Arms With a Long Reach Help Hamas
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Sudan
Sudan’s Islamists need new blood: vice-president
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Sudan
President Bashir threatened retaliation against Israel for an Oct. 24 airstrike on a Sudanese arms warehouse, and said Israel remains “the number one enemy.” Israel accuses Sudan of serving as a conduit for Iranian arms flowing into Gaza. Two Iranian warships recently arrived in Sudan.
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Iran
Sudan’s Iran Alliance Under Scrutiny
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Iran
Sudan: the new battlefield in Iran and Israel’s covert conflict
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Iran
Sudan, After Blast, Greets Iran Ships
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Israel
Israeli jets bomb Sudan missile site in dry run for Iran attack
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Sudan
A munitions factory in Khartoum was destroyed by explosions. The Sudanese government accused Israel of destroying the factory with an air attack. Israeli officials refused to comment, but accused Sudan of aiding terrorism and transferring weapons to Hamas in Gaza with the help of Iran.
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Israel
Sudan: a front for Israel’s proxy war on Sinai jihadis?
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Norway
Norway expels Sudanese diplomat
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Norway
Norway – Sudanese man arrested for spying
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Egypt
Training for Consulate Attacks, in Case There’s a Next Time
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Sudan
EXCLUSIVE: Senior al Qaeda figure ‘living in Libyan capital’
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Egypt
Governments in Muslim Countries Exploit Outrage
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Sudan
Sudan refugees flee intensified bombing runs
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Egypt
Sudan’s president meets Egyptian counterpart in Cairo, despite international arrest warrant
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Egypt
Fury over Mohammad video simmers on in Muslim world
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Sudan
Despite two International Criminal Court arrest warrants against him, President Omar al Bashir met with Egypt’s president Mohamed Morsi in Cairo. Germany pulled staff from its embassy in Khartoum, after a crowd of 5,000 protesters surged into the compound on Sept. 14, raised the Islamic flag, damaged the building and its contents, and set fires. Additional security forces have been sent to protect the embassy.
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Bangladesh
Anti-Islam film protests spread across Middle East
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Africa
China’s arms exports flooding sub-Saharan Africa
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Al Qaeda
Tony Blair: ‘The West is asleep on the issue of Islamist extremism’
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Bin Laden loyalist transferred from Guantanamo to Sudan
Ibrahim al Qosi served Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda for years in a variety of capacities. Leaked and declassified files portray him as an experienced combat veteran who fought in Chechnya and Afghanistan. As a courier, he may have delivered money to the operatives who attempted to kill Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak in 1995.
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South Sudan
One year on, South Sudan’s liberation incomplete: Kiir
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Al Qaeda
Sudan constitution to be 100 percent Islamic: Bashir
