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Cuba
US hopes Internet exports will help open closed societies
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Israel
Details behind the Attack on Arms Smugglers in Sudan
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Sudan
Arab leaders snub al-Bashir warrant
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Sudan
Unconfirmed reports indicate a convoy transporting weapons to Gaza was hit by either a US or Israeli airstrike. “A major power bombed small trucks carrying arms – burning all of them,” Sudan’s state minister for highways said. The attack supposedly took place in January; the US military denied involvement.
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Sudan
Ayman al Zawahiri told the Sudanese people to prepare for “a long guerrilla war” with the “crusaders” and called on President Omar al Bashir to “repent” for shunning jihad. “So will the Bashir regime take the path of Islam and jihad and abandon the political maneuvers, diplomatic ruses and international smooth-talking, which has not — and will not — bring anything other than disasters and tragedies?” Zawahiri asked.
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Sudan
Sudan frees president’s chief opponent
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Iran
Iran, militant groups support Sudanese president
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Sudan
Sudanese security officials arrested opposition leader Hassan al Turabi after he urged President Omar al Bashir to surrender to the International Criminal Court. In 1990 Turabi invited Osama bin Laden to base his operations in Sudan; bin Laden and al Qaeda remained in Sudan until 1996. Turabi has also supported Hezbollah and the Abu Nidal Organization, and pushed for cooperation between Sunni and Shia terror groups.
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Sudan
Sudan Arrests Militia Chief Facing Trial
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Sudan
The US warned that al Qaeda in the Land of the Two Niles threatened to attack US citizens and allies in Sudan. Embassy officials warned staff against using a Khartoum cafe popular with Westerners and wealthy Sudanese. Sudan denies al Qaeda has a presence in the country.
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Sudan
Sudan ‘retakes’ rebel strongholds
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Libya
Sudan hijackers surrender in Libya
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Sudan
Sudanese jet hijackers want to fly to Paris
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Sudan
A man holding a knife hijacked a plane carrying more than 100 people. The plane left from Sudan’s troubled Darfur region and was diverted to Libya. Libyan aviation officials confirmed that the plane landed in Kufra, in a southern desert area close to the Sudanese border. Two senior commanders from different Darfur rebel factions, which have been fighting against the Khartoum regime for five years, said they had no immediate information on the hijacking.
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Sudan
Sudan launches major offensive in Darfur
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Sudan
ICC Prosecutor Charges Sudan’s President with Genocide
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Sudan
Sudanese government backed Darfur attacks, says Janjaweed commander
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Sudan
Sudan president in dock over Darfur
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Sudan
Darfur militia ambush kills 7 peacekeepers
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Sudan
Bin Laden host Hassan al-Turabi held after rebel raid on Khartoum
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Sudan
Sudan bombs Darfur school and market, 13 killed
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Sudan
Sudan troops clash with EU Force
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Al Qaeda
Major Jihadi Cleric and Author of Al-Qaeda’s Shari’a Guide to Jihad Sayyed Imam vs. Al-Qaeda
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Sudan
Militia kill 21 in West Darfur-residents, rebels
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Sudan
Janjaweed leader to advise Sudanese regime – Telegraph
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Sudan
A group called Ansar al Tawhid, or the Partisans of Monotheism, claimed responsibility for the murder of an American diplomat and his driver on New Year’s Day in Khartoum. “The soldiers of monotheism carried out their operation in killing the U.S. diplomat John Micahel Granville and his Sudanese driver, who sold his faith for nothing in this earthly life,” the statement said.
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Sudan
US investigators heading to Sudan to probe shooting
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Sudan
Gunman kills US diplomat, driver in Sudan
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Al Qaeda
Bin Laden Message Urges Holy War In Darfur
