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Analysis: Taliban leader Sirajuddin Haqqani becomes a statesman
After meeting the ruler of the UAE, Sirajuddin Haqqani traveled to Saudi Arabia to attend the Hajj. His travel was approved by the international community. Official recognition is almost certainly to follow.
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Houthis claim major drone operation near the UAE
The confirmed drone strikes near the Saudi borders with the UAE is a worrying development in the conflict.
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Analysis: Houthi missiles against the Saudi-led coalition
Since 2015, the Houthi insurgents in Yemen have launched a myriad of ballistic missiles into Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and at various sites across Yemen. FDD’s Long War Journal has mapped these missile launches.
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AQAP responds to Al Jazeera documentary
Al Jazeera released a documentary alleging that Bahrain and al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula work together. Today, the al Qaeda branch denied this accusation in a letter to the editor.
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Islamic State ‘province’ claims 4 suicide attacks on Yemeni, Gulf forces
The Islamic State’s “Aden-Abyan Province” claimed responsibility for four suicide bombings in Aden earlier today. The attackers targeted forces from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, in addition to Yemeni soldiers. The operations were a departure for the Islamic State, which has usually targeted civilian facilities in Yemen.
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Iraq
UAE to resume airstrikes against the Islamic State, U.S. officials say
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Iraq
United Arab Emirates, key US ally in Islamic State effort, disengaged in December
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Egypt
UAE flexes muscle in Mideast reaching beyond its role as finance hub
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Jordan
Jordan charges top Brotherhood figure over anti-UAE comments
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United Arab Emirates
The British Embassy warned of the possibility of terrorist attacks against UK interests. An American doctor in Abu Dhabi praised security forces for protecting his family from an attempted bombing by the person suspected in the murder of an American teacher. An Emirati official said the suspect learned from terrorist websites how to make bombs.
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United Arab Emirates
Police arrested a woman suspected of murdering an American schoolteacher on Dec. 1 in a shopping mall bathroom in Abu Dhabi. A top UAE security official said the suspect also plotted to bomb the home of an American resident. The US Embassy in Abu Dhabi yesterday warned Americans to avoid large crowds and to maintain high situational awareness.
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Iraq
Sunni Anbar tribes wary of cooperation with US
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United Arab Emirates
Foreign Minister al Nahyan warned that extremism, terrorism, and sectarianism in the region are posing serious threats to “our national security and international security and peace.” An American woman who worked as a schoolteacher was stabbed to death by a person in a black robe in a shopping mall bathroom in Abu Dhabi.
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United Arab Emirates
The UAE Cabinet has listed 83 entities as terrorist organizations, including groups in Europe and the United States. The Arab League said it supported the designations in light of increasing terrorism in the region.
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Bahrain
Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain end rift with Qatar, return ambassadors
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United Arab Emirates
UAE lists over 80 Muslim ‘terrorist’ groups
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Islamic State
UAE emerges as quiet, potent US ally
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Australia
Who are the members of the coalition against ISIS?
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Iraq
Arab Leaders Attack Islamic State With Intel
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Al Nusrah Front
Arab nations join Syria strikes as Al Nusrah Front threatens retaliation
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Islamic State
US, Defending Kurds in Syria, Expands Airstrikes Against Islamic State Militants
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Islamic State
Islamist fighters advance in Syria despite US strikes
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France
Who’s who in coalition to defeat Islamic State
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Egypt
Egypt’s Brotherhood says leaders to quit Qatar haven
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Islamic State
Arab Nations Vow Help to Fight ISIS ‘as Appropriate’
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United Arab Emirates
Trial began for 11 of 15 suspects accused of supporting al Qaeda-linked groups, namely the Al Nusrah Front and the Ahrar al Sham; nine of the suspects are Emiratis, two are Syrians, and four are from the Comoros Islands. The Emiratis are accused of joining the two groups; five suspects are accused of other terrorism-related crimes. The other four suspects were not in court.
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Qatar
Gulf meeting ends without clear end to Qatar spat
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Islamic State
Gulf Monarchies Resolve Spat with Qatar, Say Ready to Help Counter Jihadists
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Egypt
Libyan raids herald bolder Arab action as US wavers
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Hamas
Qatar: Club Med for Terrorists
