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Turkistan Islamic Party uses video from Syria to encourage jihad in China
The Turkistan Islamic Party is an Al Qaeda branch that fights under the banner of Hayat Tahrir al Sham, the Salafist jihadist terror group that led the overthrow of the Assad regime and is forming a new Syrian government.
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Uighur group in Syria creates Palestinian sub-unit
Uighur jihadist group in Syria, Katibat al Ghuraba al Turkistan, has created a Palestinian sub-unit to accommodate its Palestinian and Arab members.
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Suicide bombings detail Turkistan Islamic Party’s role in Syria
The suicide bombings show the Turkistan Islamic Party’s close battlefield integration with al Qaeda’s forces in Syria, as well as further highlighting its position within the overall al Qaeda network.
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Uighur jihadist fought in Afghanistan, killed in Syria
A Uighur commander known as Abu Omar al Turkistani was killed in a US drone strike in Syria on Jan. 1. According to a jihadi biography posted online, he had a lengthy career fighting alongside al Qaeda-linked forces. He purportedly participated in the Battle of Tora Bora in late 2001.
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China
China Uighurs: Xinjiang city of Urumqi to ban Islamic veil
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China
Xinjiang violence: 15 reported killed in attack
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China
China plans to fight terror with ‘dozens’ of new cities
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China
China and Uighurs Offer Differing Accounts of Violence in Xinjiang
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China
China: Posters warn of bearded terrorists
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China
China bans Ramadan fast in Xinjiang region
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China
Police in Deadly Confrontation in Restive Chinese Region
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Afghanistan
Anxious China emerges as diplomatic player in Afghanistan
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China
Kunming knife gang ‘tried to leave China’ before attack
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China
US says Kunming attack is ‘act of terrorism’
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China
Survivors Recall Carnage and Terror in China Rampage
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China
China Blames Separatists for Knife Attack; 33 Dead
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China
Tiananmen Attack Linked to Police Raid on a Mosque in Xinjiang
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China
Q. & A.: Philip Potter on the Growing Risk of Terrorism in China
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Armed ‘rioters’ unleash attacks in western China, 27 dead; atmosphere of ‘martial law’ in Shanshan
Armed rioters attacked police stations in China’s restive western Xinjiang province today. Clashes between rioters and police left at least 27 dead, and an atmosphere of martial law is being reported in Shanshan county.
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Afghanistan
The Uighur from Guantanamo cooking pizza in Albania
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China
Islam Flourishes in China’s Ningxia Region
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China
China Says Wanted Militants Use Nearby Countries to Stage Attacks
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China
China names six Uighurs on terror list
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China
Deadly violence rocks China’s restive Xinjiang
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China
China says Xinjiang kidnappers were on ‘holy war’
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China
Reports of Deadly Shootout in Xinjiang Region of China
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The Uighurs, in their own words
The US Treasury Department and the UN have designated Abdul Haq as a terrorist with ties to al Qaeda and the Taliban. The designation may complicate the Obama administration’s efforts to relocate seventeen Uighur detainees currently held at Gitmo. Some of the Uighur detainees have openly admitted their ties to Abdul Haq.
