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Al Qaeda
Somalia’s al-Shabab wants to join terror’s big league
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Al Qaeda
Bolivia’s triborder zone a haven for terror funding
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Al Qaeda
Six detainees would rather stay at Guantanamo Bay than be returned to Algeria
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Al Qaeda
Islamist preacher warns France against banning the burka
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Syria
Syria courts Latin America for oil, trade, and expats
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Somalia
Somali pirate cook saves hostages, then disappears
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Syria
US deploys tech firms to win Syrian allies
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Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia gives Israel clear skies to attack Iranian nuclear sites
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Hamas
Mideast – Aid ship had ‘two terrorists aboard’
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Syria
A new Middle East triangle?
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Lebanon
Al-Jazeera presenters quit over ‘modesty’ dress comments
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North Korea
North Korea ‘is exporting nuclear technology’
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Syria
Syria accused of arming Hezbollah from secret bases
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Hezbollah
Hezbollah entrenched in Lebanon years after Israel left
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Syria
Syria defies Western pressure over Hezbollah
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Syria
The US and Israel’s defense secretaries accused Syria of arming Hezbollah with advanced missiles that can strike deep into Israel. But Israel’s defense minister said his country does not “intend to provoke any kind of major collision in Lebanon, or vis-a-vis Syria….”
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Iraqi forces detained al Qaeda’s ‘Ruler of Baghdad’
Manaf Abdulrehim al Rawi had been appointed the emir of the Iraqi capital in 2008 by the recently slain leader of the Islamic State of Iraq. Rawi’s detention several weeks ago helped lead to the deaths of al Qaeda’s top two leaders in Iraq, Abu Ayyub al Masri and Abu Omar al Baghdadi.
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Syria
Israel warns Syria over Hezbollah attacks
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Syria
Syria: a new level of threat
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North Korea
Burma – The next nuclear nightmare
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Syria
Syria gave Scuds to Hezbollah, US says
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Iraqi forces strike blow to al Qaeda in Iraq’s northern leadership cadre
Al Qaeda in Iraq’s top emir in northern Iraq and Mosul is among six leaders killed or captured since mid-March.
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US sanctions two Europe-based al Qaeda operatives
Ahmad Khalaf Shabib al Dulaymi supports al Qaeda in Iraq as well as the global network, while Atilla Selek supports the Islamic Jihad Union and has operated in Pakistan.
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Saudi Arabia
Saudis fund Balkan Muslims spreading hate of the West
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US, UN sanction al Qaeda in Iraq leader
Muthanna Harith Sulayman al Dhari, the son of the leader of Iraq’s radical Association of Muslim Scholars, provides logistical and financial support for al Qaeda in Iraq.
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United Arab Emirates
Israel, Syria pursue nuclear-powered Mideast
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Syria
A new IAEA report on Syria’s suspected nuclear program said that the facility at Dair Alzour was likely an initial attempt to construct a nuclear reactor. Israel destroyed the Dair Alzour complex during airstrikes in September 2008.
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IAEA issues update on suspected Syrian nuclear site
Satellite imagery showing a suspected nuclear facility in Syria before and after being destroyed by an Israeli airstrike. Image from Deutsche Welle. In the midnight hours of Sept. 5, 2007, 10 Israeli F-15 fighter jets departed from Ramat David Air Force Base in southeast Haifa with a mission to destroy a mysterious military complex in the middle of the Syrian desert. Eighteen minutes later, the complex at Dair Alzour was demolished-Operation Orchard was a success. Was the complex an initial Syrian attempt to construct a nuclear reactor, as claimed by the Israelis, or was it merely, as the Syrians maintain,…
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Syria
Syria – Analysis: Assad sits comfortably on his throne
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Iran
Analysis: negotiation with Iran an ‘unending waltz’
