Policy   |   Education   |   Timely Articles   |   Speeches Timely Articles - 9/11 Aftermath             Title Author Publication & Date Al-Qaeda's sights on Pakistan, and beyond Syed Saleem Shahzad Asia Times December 23, 2009 Yemen: al-Qaeda's graveyard or gateway? Abdul Rahman al-Rashed Al Arabiya December 22, 2009 Al-Qaeda speak out at Yemen rally Agencies Al Jazeera December 22, 2009 Lithuanian spy agency set up secret prisons for CIA Associated Press The Guardian December 21, 2009 US forces mounted secret Pakistan raids in hunt for al-Qaida Declan Walsh The Guardian December 21, 2009 Bin Laden's brother-in-law target of latest US strike in Pakistan Bill Roggio The Long War Journal December 20, 2009 So, whose war is it? Huma Yusuf The Dawn December 20, 2009 Report says US gave Yemen hardware, intelligence Agencies Al Arabiya December 19, 2009 Ulema conference declares suicide attacks un-Islamic Ahmad Hassan The Dawn December 18, 2009 Yemen foils al-Qaeda plot, kills 34, arrests 17 Agencies Al Arabiya December 17, 2009 Pak rebuffs US on Haqqani network crackdown Staff The News (Pak) December 15, 2009 Pakistan signals willingness to negotiate with the Taliban Bill Roggio The Long War Journal December 14, 2009 US Iraq jail an 'al-Qaeda school' Staff Al Jazeera December 12, 2009 New Strategies in Pakistan’s Counter-Insurgency Operation in South Waziristan Syed Adnan Ali Shah Bukhari Jamestown Foundation December 10, 2009 Peshawar: Epicentre of the battle against militants Staff Dawn December 9, 2009 Global Security after the War on Terror Paul Rogers Oxford Research Group December 9, 2009 (originally posted Nov 2009) War pitch belied by Taliban-al-Qaeda strife Gareth Porter Asia Times December 8, 2009 UK govt 'misled House on rendition cases' Gregory Katz Arab News December 7, 2009 Pak Major key link between Headley, terrorist leaders in Pak Staff The Hindu December 7, 2009 Al-Qaida Kills Eight Times More Muslims Than Non-Muslims Yassin Musharbash Der Spiegel December 4, 2009 Separatists, Islamists and Islamabad Struggle for Control of Pakistani Balochistan Chris Zambelis Jamestown Foundation December 4, 2009 Former Guantanamo detainee now al Qaeda in Arabian Peninsula's Mufti Thomas Joscelyn The Long War Journal December 3, 2009 Editorial: Afghan surge Editorial Arab News December 3, 2009 Local Pakistani press scathing of Obama's Afghan war plan Staff Dawn December 2, 2009 Kidnapping proves lucrative for N African Qaeda Agencies Al Arabiya December 1, 2009 Fighting Afghan Taliban by Islamic credit unions Reuters Al Arabiya November 30, 2009 EU to Allow US Access to Bank Transaction Data Hans-Jürgen Schlamp Der Spiegel November 27, 2009 EU under pressure over US SWIFT data transfers Staff The News November 26, 2009 Islamabad worried as US mulls troop surge Kamran Haider Arab News November 25, 2009 9/11 Trial Puts German-US Relations Under Strain John Goetz and Marcel Rosenbach Der Spiegel November 23, 2009 The autonomous jihad in America Praveen Swami The Hindu November 22, 2009 Winning hearts and minds with raisins and prayer rugs Chuck Liddy McClatchy Newspapers November 21, 2009 Pakistani Taliban warn against army offensive Staff Dawn November 19, 2009 Tajik citizen says he prefers Guantanamo to returning home Staff Hurriyet Daily News November 18, 2009 What Makes a Young Person Embrace Death and Murder? Former Jihadists Speak Out Johann Hari Independent November 17, 2009 Taliban under fire at Raiwind gathering Staff The News (Pak) November 16, 2009 Jihadist challenge to al Qa'eda Paul Woodward The National November 16, 2009 US camp in Iraq was Qaeda breeding ground, say ex-inmates AFP The Peninsula November 16, 2009 Taliban guerrillas bring ‘Iraq tactics’ to Pakistan Staff Dawn (Pak) November 15, 2009 Berlin Against Anti-Terror Bank Data Deal Staff Der Spiegel November 13, 2009 Swat Valley under control of forces Staff The News (Pak) November 12, 2009 ‘Pakistani Taliban ordered attacks in Barcelona’ Staff Dawn (Pak) November 12, 2009 American imam wanted in Yemen over al Qa’eda Staff The National November 11, 2009 Guantanamo conditions 'deteriorate' Andrew Wander Al Jazeera November 9, 2009 Swiss open probe linked to French Qaeda suspect AP The Peninsula November 8, 2009 Italy convicts CIA rendition agents Agencies Al Jazeera November 5, 2009 Terrorist for Sale Jeremy Harding London Review of Books November 4, 2009 Tribesmen pawns in ‘duplicitous’ game Tom Hussain The National November 3, 2009 Al-Qaeda outwitted Bush, neocons Robert Parry Qatar Morning Post November 3, 2009 Troops zero in on Taleban bases Agencies Arab News November 2, 2009 Terrorist arms cache unearthed Samir Al-Saadi Arab News November 2, 2009 Infamous Islamist Imam Forswears Terror Yassin Musharbash and Andreas Ulrich Der Spiegel October 30, 2009 Al-Qaeda group claims rocket fire from Lebanon Staff Daily Star October 29, 2009 Taliban take over Afghan province Syed Saleem Shahzad Asia Times October 28, 2009 Milan Trial Could Expose Italian Role in CIA Kidnapping John Goetz and Britta Sandberg Der Spiegel October 28, 2009 Muslims: Terrorism is against Islam Staff Politiken (Den) October 27, 2009 Turkish PM for joint struggle to stamp out terrorism Staff The News (Pak) October 26, 2009 Tensions boil over as refugees arrive AFP The Dawn (Pak) October 26, 2009 Al-Qaeda lied about funds, seeks recruitment of foreigners in Kingdom Staff Saudi Gazette October 23, 2009 The curious case of Karachi Nadeem F. Paracha Dawn October 22, 2009 Strange bedfellows: Islamists and army join forces against insurgents Declan Walsh The Guardian October 22, 2009 Riyadh worried over Al Qaida in Yemen Caryle Murphy Gulf News October 21, 2009 Troops, militants clash in battle for Kotkai Reuters Dawn October 21, 2009 What are the Waziristan war aims? M Ilyas Khan BBC News October 20, 2009 New battleground in N Afghanistan? Aunohita Mojumdar Al Jazeera October 19, 2009 Al Qaida devises new tactics in Saudi Arabia Abdul Rahman Shaheen Gulf News October 19, 2009 Taliban launch fund-raising campaign Staff Dawn (Pak) October 19, 2009 Slain Al-Qaeda militants planned massive attack Reuters Arab News October 18, 2009 No answers for escalating Pakistan guerrilla war Reuters Dawn (Pak) October 16, 2009 Pakistan Prepares Offensive on Taliban Stronghold Hasnain Kazim Der Spiegel October 16, 2009 How was Osama bin Laden's domestic life? Andrew Beatty ME Online October 16, 2009 Raids on al-Qaeda lead to more than 20 arrests in Turkey Staff Daily Star October 15, 2009 38 killed as gunmen, bomber hit 4 sites in Pakistan AP Gulf News October 15, 2009 Al-Qaeda's guerrilla chief lays out strategy Syed Saleem Shahzad Asia Times October 14, 2009 Is al-Qa'ida really cash-strapped, and is the threat it poses diminishing? Patrick Cockburn The Independent October 14, 2009 Pak making tangible headway against terrorism: Prime Minister Gilani Staff The News (Pak) October 14, 2009 Around 90,000 flee South Waziristan fearing operation Staff The Dawn (Pak) October 13, 2009 Ilyas Kashmiri survived last month's airstrike in Pakistan Bill Roggio The Long War Journal October 13, 2009 Afghanistan: from insurgency to insurrection Paul Rogers Open Democracy October 12, 2009 Taliban claim they pose no threat to west Jason Burke and James Sturcke The Guardian October 8, 2009 Top aide of Fazlullah killed in Swat Staff Dawn (Pak) October 8, 2009 'Al-Qaeda facilitates insurgency' Zeina Khodr Al Jazeera October 7, 2009 Taliban split as leader opts for peace Tom Hussain The National October 7, 2009 France Warns of New Terror Threat From 'Body Bombs' Staff Der Spiegel October 6, 2009 Pakistan set for major attack on Taliban Salman Masood The National (UAE) October 6, 2009 Somalia president condemns US terror recruiting AP Gulf News October 5, 2009 Hakimullah Mehsud alive, meets reporters AFP Dawn (Pak) October 5, 2009 Libya killed man who linked Iraq: Zawahri Reuters Khaleej Times October 4, 2009 Uzbek militant leader killed in drone attack Bureau Report Dawn (Pak) October 2, 2009 Islamabad seeks Taliban details Agencies Gulf News October 2, 2009 Analysis: A look at US airstrikes in Pakistan through September 2009 Bill Roggio and Alexander Mayer The Long War Journal October 1, 2009 Al-Qaeda focused on Yemen as launchpad: US AFP Al Arabiya October 1, 2009 Qaeda incorporating women to its ranks Sa’aad Al-Salim Saudi Gazette October 1, 2009 Swat Jirga wants militant hideouts dismantled Staff The International News (Pak) September 30, 2009 US demands more Saudi action on terror finance AP Kuwait Times September 30, 2009 US will not be allowed to bomb Quetta: Malik Staff The International News September 29, 2009 Interview with Huthi Field Commander Abdul-Malik al-Huthi Arafat Madayash in Sa'dah Asharq Alawsat September 29, 2009 The jihadist style-journey: Germany’s election and after Mina Al-Lami and Ben O’Loughlin Open Democracy September 28, 2009 Al Qaida wing in Sana'a seeks aid from Saudis Agencies Gulf News September 28, 2009 Militant says Pakistani Taliban stronger than ever AP Gulf News September 25, 2009 Al-Qaeda again threatens Germany Agence France Press Hurriyet Daily News September 25, 2009 Taliban ambush tribal elders in NW Pakistan AP Daily Star September 24, 2009 Somalia’s Al-Shabab proclaims allegiance to Al-Qaeda chief Agence France Press Arab News September 23, 2009 Jihadis Speculate on al-Qaeda’s Nuclear Strategy Abdul Hameed Bakier Jamestown Foundation September 22, 2009 Al Qaeda’s Media War: From Fax to Facebook and Twitter Ali Sharaya Asharq Alawsat September 22, 2009 Prisoner Abuse Continues at Bagram Prison in Afghanistan Matthias Gebauer et al Der Spiegel September 21, 2009 Al Qaeda warns Germany Nick Grace The Long War Journal September 19, 2009 Time running out to tackle Taliban in Afghanistan, British general warns Richard Norton-Taylor and David Batty The Guardian September 18, 2009 NATO Supply Routes Through the South Caucasus Tamerlan Vahabov Jamestown Foundation September 16, 2009 "New" Bagram Rules More of the Same? William Fisher IPS News September 15, 2009 Shifts in opinion & threat perception Irfan Husain Dawn September 12, 2009 Al-Qaida faces recruitment crisis, anti-terrorism experts say Ian Black and Richard Norton-Taylor The Guardian September 11, 2009 The Bloody Legacy of Cheney's Failures Gerhard Spörl Der Spiegel September 10, 2009 UK fails to tackle home-grown terrorism: Pakistani officials Reuters Dawn September 9, 2009 Al-Qaeda Targeting Saudi Rehabilitation Program Turki Al-Saheil Asharq Alawsat September 8, 2009 Islamic summer camp in Saudia targets extremism Staff Dawn September 4, 2009 More Al-Qaeda attacks on Saudi from Yemen? Staff ME Online September 3, 2009 Al Qa’eda changes tactics in kingdom Caryle Murphy The National (UAE) September 3, 2009 Poppy farming in Afghan province falls by a third Jon Boone The Guardian September 2, 2009 British Muslims angry with police and media Reuters Dawn September 1, 2009 Prince Mohammed Bin-Naif's Role Against Terrorism Ali Sharayah and Tariq al Thaqafi Asharq Alawsat September 1, 2009 The Saudi Tolerance and the Malice of the Terrorists Elias Harfoush Al Hayat August 31, 2009 Germans Detain Suspect in Anti-US Terror Plot Staff Der Spiegel August 28, 2009 Yemen rebuffs rebels’ claim of Saudi air raids AFP Khaleej Times August 28, 2009 One of Guantánamo's youngest inmates to sue US over seven lost years AP The Guardian August 28, 2009 Taliban claim responsibility for Khyber suicide attack Ibrahim Shinwari Dawn News August 27, 2009 Al-Qaeda Members Surrender in Algeria Boualam Ghimrassa Asharq Alawsat August 27, 2009 Swat residents' 'revenge' raids AP Gulf Daily News August 26, 2009 US hopes to prompt Afghan awakening Anuj Chopra The National August 25, 2009 Afghans move toward reconciliation with Taliban AP Khaleej Times August 24, 2009 Taliban leader challenges appointment of Hakeemullah Mehsud as group's leader Bill Roggio The Long War Journal August 23, 2009 Is Pakistan's Taliban movement on the way out? Saeed Shah McClatchy Newspapers August 23, 2009 Guantanamo's 'more evil twin'? Andrew Wander Al Jazeera August 21, 2009 Indonesia probes Saudi cash link to hotels attack Staff Kuwait Times August 20, 2009 Faqir Mohammed takes command of Pakistani Taliban Bill Roggio The Long War Journal August 19, 2009 Saudis announce arrest of 44 militant suspects Wael Mahdi The National (UAE) August 19, 2009 Is the Trans-Sahara Gas Pipeline a Viable Project? The Impact of Terrorism Risk Riccardo Fabiani Jamestown Foundation August 18, 2009 Signs of Taleban rift hearten Pakistan, US Azhar Masood Arab News August 17, 2009 Swat suicide attack Editorial Dawn August 17, 2009 Inside the Taliban: 'The more troops they send, the more targets we have' Ghaith Abdul-Ahad The Guardian August 14, 2009 Yemen sets conditions for ceasefire with rebels Nasser Arrabyee Gulf News August 13, 2009 German Jihadists Describe Hatred of US as Reason for Terror Plot Yassin Musharbash Der Spiegel August 12, 2009 Guessing games over Taliban leader Syed Saleem Shahzad Asia Times August 11, 2009 Human Rights and Saudi Arabia’s Counterterrorism Response Staff Human Rights Watch August 11, 2009 Taliban Threats Closing Many Polling Stations Around Kunduz Staff Der Spiegel August 10, 2009 Econo-Jihad, a new Al-Qaeda priority Gabriel Weimann The Daily Star August 10, 2009 Anti-Taliban militia raised in Swat to fight Taliban Agencies The Dawn (Pak) August 7, 2009 Asharq Al-Awsat Investigates: Tribal Violence and Extremism in Yemen Abdulsattar Hatitah Asharq Alawsat August 6, 2009 The Taliban and music Zubeida Mustafa The Dawn (Pak) August 5, 2009 Britain's 'wall of secrecy' Andrew Wander Al Jazeera August 4, 2009 Taliban Makes Blitz Comeback Near Kunduz Matthias Gebauer and Shoib Najafizada Der Spiegel August 4, 2009 Report: Al-Qaeda sympathizers may have joined MI5 Agence France-Presse Hurriyet News August 4, 2009 Taliban slick propaganda confronts US Dawood Azami BBC News August 3, 2009 Taliban Swat cleric faces charges AP The Peninsula August 3, 2009 Somalia: Al-Qaeda and Mujahidin Youth Movement Collaborating Khaled Mahmoud and Ali Helni Asharq Alawsat August 2, 2009 Boys taken for suicide training recount ordeal Hameedullah Khan Dawn (Pak) July 31, 2009 Taliban underrated, says former British general Staff The News International (Pak) July 30, 2009 Interview with former Guantanom detainee Sami al-Hajj Staff Al Jazeera July 30, 2009 Funds for the Taliban Dawn Editorial The Dawn July 30, 2009 Taliban running school for suicide bombers Omar Waraich The Independent July 29, 2009 Al-Qaeda gaining foothold in Yemen Andrew Hammond Saudi Gazette July 29, 2009 'Al-Qaeda Indonesia' behind bombings - blog AAgence France-Presse News Australia July 28, 2009 This is not Taliban territory, it’s Shangri-la Tom Hussain The National UAE July 28, 2009 Taliban issues code of conduct Agencies Al Jazeera July 27, 2009 Why are U.S.-allied refugees still branded as 'terrorists?' Marisa Taylor McClatchy Newspapers July 26, 2009 Pakistan Consumed by Violence as Taliban Power Grows Susanne Koelbl and Sohail Nasir Der Spiegel July 24, 2009 Pakistan halts Swat refugee return for a day Agencies The National (UAE) July 23, 2009 Guantanamo's stateless losing hope Andrew Wander Al Jazeera July 22, 2009 The Burqa-clad bombers who terrorise Afghanistan Kim Sengupta The Independent July 21, 2009 Mullah FM back on the air in Swat Bill Roggio Long War Journal July 18, 2009 China Warns Citizens in Algeria of al Qaeda Threat Reuters Asharq Alawsat July 16, 2009 UN terror suspect list has many flaws: official Reuters Al Arabiya July 15, 2009 Al-Qaeda No. 2: US Threatens Pakistan's Destiny AP Asharq Alawsat July 15, 2009 Al Qa’eda militants sentenced to death Mohammed al Qadhi The National (UAE) July 14, 2009 Qaeda threatens China over Uighur unrest: report Staff Al Arabiya July 14, 2009 Munasaha Program: An essential Tool in Saudi Arabia’s War on Terror Abeed al Suhaimy Asharq Alawsat July 13, 2009 Mullah Fazlullah, Swat leadership safe: Taliban spokesman Bill Roggio The Long War Journal July 12, 2009 New Al Qaeda book on 'Muslim spies' released on internet Agencies The News July 10, 2009 Egypt arrests 26 over suspected Suez Canal terror plot Agencies Al Arabiya July 10, 2009 Swat refugees to return home next week Tariq Butt Saudi Gazette July 10, 2009 Saudi security courts convict Qaeda militants Agencies Saudi Gazette July 9, 2009 Army action in Swat slow, but on track Robert Rirsel Arab News July 8, 2009 I want to make peace with America: suspected terrorist Dr Aafia Siddiqui Staff Dawn (Pak) July 7, 2009 Al-Qaida suspected of plotting attack on Israel-Egypt gas lines Avi Issacharoff Haaretz July 6, 2009 Closing Guantánamo makes us all safer Gilles de Kerchove The Guardian July 6, 2009 ‘Pakistani Forces not ready for S. Waziristan offensive’ Anwar Iqbal Dawn July 3, 2009 A Profile of the Late Qari Zainuddin Mahsud-Waziristan Militant and Opponent of Baitullah Mahsud Mukhtar A. Khan Jamestown Foundation July 2, 2009 Pakistan now facing 2-front war in Waziristan Saeed Shah McClatchy Newspapers July 1, 2009 Karachi's war on the Taliban Imran Khan Al Jazeera July 1, 2009 Qaeda warns France over burqa stance AFP The Peninsula July 1, 2009 Majority of Americans Approve Complete Ban on Torture Staff World Public Opinion June 30, 2009 Money for the Taliban Dawn Editorial Dawn News (Pak) June 29, 2009 Support for Swat offensive remains strong Reuters Dawn News (Pak) June 26, 2009 Taleban elude attacks with US equipment Barbara Ferguson Arab News June 24, 2009 There are many ways to exploit Al-Qaeda's vulnerabilities Anouar Boukhars Daily Star June 23, 2009 Afghani village built in London to train troops Staff Al Arabiya June 22, 2009 Pakistan's army offensive in the tribal areas bordering Afghanistan heated up Staff Dawn (Pak) June 22, 2009 Pakistani Government Offensive in Swat Heading for the Taliban of Waziristan Mukhtar A. Khan Jamestown Foundation June 19, 2009 Pakistani military facing tougher fight in northwest than reported Bill Roggio The Long War Journal June 19, 2009 Suspected Saudi militant surrenders in Yemen Staff Khaleej Times June 18, 2009 Torture: America's policy, Europe's shame Jan Egeland and Mariano Aguirre Open Democracy June 18, 2009 People in Swat valley 'short of everything': ICRC Staff The News International (Pk) June 17, 2009 Muslim charities affected by war on terror: report Masood Haider Dawn (Pk) June 17, 2009 Resettling Uyghurs no easy task Ian Williams Asia Times June 16, 2009 Pakistan says offensive against Baitullah Mehsud imminent Bill Roggio Long War Journal June 16, 2009 Berlin Expected to Reject Guantanamo Prisoners Staff Der Spiegel June 15, 2009 Taliban could move to India, Gulf: Pakistan FM Agencies Al Arabiya June 15, 2009 Pakistan Pounds Taliban after Tribal Belt Assault AFP Asharq Alawsat June 15, 2009 Is Al-Qaeda still a viable force? The debate continues Greg Bruno Al Arabiya June 12, 2009 Al-Qaeda seeks to win over Sunnis Rafid Fadhil Ali Asia Times June 11, 2009 In Dutch terror cases, many are arrested but only few convicted Steven Derix NRC Handelsblad June 11, 2009 Public in Pakistan backs terror fight Staff Gulf Daily News June 11, 2009 US strike kills Iranian-backed Taliban commander in western Afghanistan Bill Roggio Long War Journal June 10, 2009 Palau Offers to Take Uighur Guantanamo Inmates Staff Der Spiegel June 10, 2009 UK: Terror suspects win human rights appeal Stephen Howard The Independent June 10, 2009 Fazlullah’s headquarters blown up Staff The Hindu June 10, 2009 Taliban put on a 'friendly face' Philip Smucke Asia Times June 9, 2009 The essence of Islamist resistance Alastair Crooke Gulf News June 9, 2009 Germany Warns of al-Qaida Attacks Before September Election Staff Der Spiegel June 8, 2009 Tide in Swat has ‘decisively turned’: Pakinstan's Chief of Army Staff Staff The News International (Pk) June 4, 2009 The Egyption Ministry of Interior links February's attack in Khan Al-Khalili to Al-Qaeda Jailan Halawi Al Ahram June 4, 2009 Saeed’s release raises fears of fresh terror wave Praveen Swami The Hindu June 3, 2009 Anti-Taliban offensive could last months: Pakistani military commanders Staff The Dawn June 3, 2009 FM mullahs spread the Taliban's word Mukhtar A Khan Asia Times June 2, 2009 Islamabad terrorist commander linked to Red Mosque leader Bill Roggio The Long War Journal June 2, 2009 Jundullah a threat to Pak-Iran ties, gas pipeline Amir Mir The News International June 1, 2009 Pakistan plan to attack Taliban haven promises wider war Saeed Shah McClatchy Newspapers May 31, 2009 Identity of men on CIA rendition flights to British island revealed Richard Norton-Taylor The Guardian May 31, 2009 Germany, Saudi Arabia sign anti-terror agreement Abdullah Al-Oraifij Saudi Gazette May 29, 2009 Germany Upping Pressure in Hunt for Taliban Leaders Staff Der Spiegel May 28, 2009 Jihadis Discuss Plans to Seize Pakistan’s Nuclear Arsenal Abdul Hameed Bakier Jamestown Foundation May 28, 2009 UK govt faces legal action over torture claims Staff Al Arabiya May 27, 2009 Germany Upping Pressure in Hunt for Taliban Leaders Staff Der Spiegel May 27, 2009 Did 'returning' terrorists become extremists in Guantanamo? Nancy A. Youssef McClatchy Newspapers May 26, 2009 Somali FM: Al-Qaeda Fighting Alongside Rebels Khaled Mahmoud Asharq Alawsat May 25, 2009 US troop surge in Afghanistan 'could push Taliban into Pakistan' Matthew Weaver The Guardian May 22, 2009 The 13 Bush Officials Who Made Torture Possible Marcy Wheeler Salon May 22, 2009 Fears of a Taliban spread Sadia Sulaiman, Syed Adnan Ali Shah Bukhari Asia Times May 21, 2009 Caucasus jihad: Terror tactics back on the horizon? Benjamin Shapiro Long War Journal May 21, 2009 Containing Madrasas faheem Al-Hamid Saudi Gazette May 20, 2009 Jordanian king opens anti-terror training centre AFP The Peninsula May 20, 2009 Arab anti-terror pact ineffective, Saudi minister says Abdul Rahman Shaheen Gulf News May 19, 2009 Pakistani clerics back government offensive, denounce Taliban tactics Saeed Shah and Margaret Talev McClatchy Newspapers May 19, 2009 The war in Swat Graham Usher Al Ahram May 18, 2009 Little Known Military Thug Squad Still Brutalizing Prisoners at Gitmo Under Obama Jeremy Scahill AlterNet May 15, 2009 Qaeda leader in Yemen calls for Islamic rule Staff Al Arabiya May 14, 2009 CIA Outsourced Development of Interrogation Plan John Goetz and Britta Sandberg Der Spiegel May 14, 2009 Pakistan diary: Media wars Imran Khan Al Jazeera May 13, 2009 US fights Taliban on another front: public relations Jason Motlagh The Christian Science Monitor May 13, 2009 ‘Make sure you say that you were treated properly’ Gareth Peirce The London Review of Books May 12, 2009 Taliban Leader Mullah Nazir Defends Jihad in South Waziristan Abdul Hameed Bakier The Jamestown Foundation May 12, 2009 Al Qaeda & Oil Facilities in the Midst of the Global Economic Crisis Murad Batal al-Shishani ENSEC Journal May 12, 2009 (originally posted April 23) Inside the Taliban's besieged Swat fortress as battle rages Sana ul Haq and Declan Walsh The Guardian May 11, 2009 Pakistani Taliban under pressure from tribal rival Ben Arnoldy Christian Science Monitor May 10, 2009 Al Qaida elements taking root in Yemen Agencies Gulf News May 8, 2009 Inside Al Qaeda's Hideout Turki Al-Saheil Asharq Alawsat May 8, 2009 ‘Yemenis at Gitmo may be sent to Kingdom’ Ghazanfar Ali Khan Arab News May 7, 2009 Sahara states to mount anti-Qaeda operation Reuters The Peninsula May 6, 2009 How a health benefits law formed the basis for Yoo’s ‘torture memo’ Jason Leopold Online Journal May 5, 2009 Resourceful Taliban milk the land Animesh Roul Asia Times May 5, 2009 FBI-Muslim ties sour Olivia Hampton The News International May 4, 2009 The World from Berlin: Obama Discrediting Himself and the US Charles Hawley Der Spiegel May 4, 2009 Pakistan moving closer to confronting the Taliban in Swat Saeed Shah McClatchy Newspapers May 3, 2009 Legal expert calls for invoking 'hirabah' law against terrorists Walaa Hawari Zawya May 3, 2009 Pakistan to introduce Islamic law in northwest even as fighting rages AP Gulf News May 1, 2009 Anti-Taliban raids will spread insurgency: Cleric DPA The Peninsula May 1, 2009 Taliban warn of wave of violence against increased US deployment AP Gulf News April 30, 2009 Taliban announce new Afghan 'operation' against allied forces Staff The News International April 29, 2009 A capital idea for Afghanistan Peter J Brown Asia Times April 29, 2009 Saudis use soft touch to ‘save’ former militants Paul Handley Jordan Times April 28, 2009 Turkish Police Target al-Qaeda Network in Turkey Emrullah Uslu Jamestown Foundation April 28, 2009 A Talk with the "Taliban-Maker", Former Pakistani ISI Chief Hamid Gul Mohammed Al Shafey Asharq Alawsat April 27, 2009 Disarray on Pakistan Taleban threat Agencies BBC News April 24, 2009 Saudis warn of Al Qaeda threat from Yemen bases Staff The Peninsula April 24, 2009 PHCBA takes exception to Taliban threat in Shangla Staff The International News April 23, 2009 Four Men Stand Accused of German Terror Plot Staff Der Spiegel April 23, 2009 Taliban flex muscles in Malakand Division Bill Roggio Long War Journal April 22, 2009 Ambush deep in the valley of death Philip Smucker Asia Times April 22, 2009 Swat's Taleban expand operations Syed Shoaib Hasan BBC News April 21, 2009 Situation in Swat returning to normal: PM Staff The International News April 20, 2009 Fears for Pakistan as Taleban make gains Robert Birsel Arab News April 20, 2009 ICRC Report on the Treatment of Fourteen "High Value Detainees" in CIA Custody International Committee of the Red Cross ICRC April 19, 2009 No moderates in Taliban ranks: Haqqani Mushtaq Yusufzai The International News April 17, 2009 A Chinese Uighur--former Guantanamo inmate--making Pizza in Albania Staff Der Spiegel April 17, 2009 Foreign reservations on Swat deal ‘premature’: Pakistan Staff The International News April 16, 2009 Guantanamo Prisoner Calls Al-Jazeera Yassin Musharbash Der Spiegel April 16, 2009 Major attacks against Pakistani security forces Bill Roggio Long War Journal April 15, 2009 Trouble Grows for Pakistani’s Shia Community Umer Farooq Asharq Alawsat April 15, 2009 Pakistan's anti-terror strategy must change Rehana Hyder Gulf News April 14, 2009 Hafiz Gul Bahadur: A Profile of the Leader of the North Waziristan Taliban Sadia Sulaiman and Syed Adnan Ali Shah Bukhari Jamestown Foundation April 14, 2009 Al Qaeda's Shadow Army commander outlines Afghan strategy Bill Roggio The Long War Journal April 13, 2009 Trouble Grows for Pakistani’s Shia Community Umer Farooq Asharq Alawsat April 11, 2009 TNSM links peace with enforcement of Sharia in Swat Staff The News April 10, 2009 Student visa link to terror raids as Gordon Brown points finger at Pakistan Sandra Laville The Guardian April 10, 2009 Swat Valley peace deal collapses Azhar Masood Arab News April 10, 2009 Al-Qaeda losing ground: Al-Turki Samir Al-Saadi Arab News April 9, 2009 The SWISH Report Paul Rogers Open Democracy April 9, 2009 Bush’s tortured legacy James J Zogby Al Arabiya April 8, 2009 Protecting America's Heartland from Attack Spiegel staff Der Spiegel April 8, 2009 Taliban v. Taliban Graham Usher London Review of Books April 7, 2009 Secret Report Reveals Role of Medical Personnel in Torture at CIA Black Sites Liliana Segura Alternet April 7, 2009 Denmark: Secret courts in terrorism cases Julian Isherwood Politiken April 6, 2009 Extra US troops will not end Afghan fighting: Taliban AFP Khaleej Times April 6, 2009 Yemeni prisoners in Guantanamo refuse to be sent to any other country Agence France-Presse Gulf in the Media April 2, 2009 Why the Maghreb Matters: Terrorism Increases 400 Percent Claude Salhani ME Times April 2, 2009 Who are the "Moderate Taliban"? Mohammed Al Shafey Asharq Alawsat April 1, 2009 Pak Taleban plan to hit US Agencies Saudi Gazette April 1, 2009 Some Afghan Taliban fighters can be split, says expert Reuters The Peninsula March 31, 2009 Govt must protect Taliban who defect, says former commander Staff The Peninsula March 30, 2009 Top Qaeda terror suspect surrenders Mohammed Al-Kinani and Abdullah Al-Orefij Saudi Gazette March 27, 2009 US Torture: Voices from the Black Sites Mark Danner New York Review of Books March 25, 2009 Al-Qaeda in decline, but not terrorist threat says Britain Staff Hurriyet Turkish News March 25, 2009 Al Qaeda-trained Britons return from Pakistan Bill Roggio Long War Journal March 25, 2009 Hard-core Taliban using more insidious tactics in Kandahar Murray Brewster Canadian News March 24, 2009 Analysis: Britain's anti-terror update Stefan Nicola ME Times March 24, 2009 Somalia: Al-Qaeda's Next Battleground Staff Asharq Al-Awsat March 23, 2009 US cadets learning to 'know the enemy' Staff ME Online March 23, 2009 US will appoint Afghan 'prime minister' to bypass Hamid Karzai Julian Borger and Ewen MacAskill The Guardian March 22, 2009 AFGHANISTAN ON THE BRINK: The West Stares into the Abyss Ullrich Fichtner Der Spiegel March 22, 2009 'In real terms, Nato is losing' Julian Borger The Guardian March 20, 2009 US should talk to the Taleban Linda S. Heard Arab News March 20, 2009 "American Jihadis" Looked for an Islamic Land and Homegrown Cells Didn't Use Their Expertise Bissane el-Cheikh Al Hayat March 19, 2009 Afghanistan's Harsh reality Philip Smucker Asia Times March 18, 2009 British Prime Minister Gordon Brown appoints torture watchdog AP CNews March 18, 2009 No More 'Enemy Combatants' -- But Is Obama Merely Rebranding Bush's 'War on Terror'? Liliana Segura AlterNet March 17, 2009 Obama Opens Secret Laboratories to Germany Christian Schwägerl Der Spiegel March 16, 2009 Pakistan proposes integration of Taliban into security forces Bill Roggio Long War Journal March 14, 2009 Jihadis Question al-Qaeda’s Relationship with Israel Abdul Hameed Bakier Jamestown Foundation March 13, 2009 CIA probe breached state secrets: Italian court Agencies Al Arabiya March 12, 2009 Tribe agrees to hand over Taliban leaders AP The Peninsula March 12, 2009 Sa’ada tensions increase amid expectations of war Mohammed Bin Sallam Yemen Times March 11, 2009 Are there Moderates in Taliban? Elias Harfoush Al-Hayat March 11, 2009 The Myth of Two Talibans Walid Phares ME Times March 10, 2009 Taliban say Obama's Call on Moderates "Illogical" Reuters Asharq Alawsat March 10, 2009 Taliban executes Pakistani troops in Mohmand Bill Roggio The Long War Journal March 9, 2009 Pakistan agrees to more Islamic rules in Swat AP The Hindu March 6, 2009 Taliban Forcing Framers to Harvest Opium- Helmand Governor Mohammed Al Shafey Asharq Alawsat March 5, 2009 A Who's Who of the Insurgency in Pakistan's North-West Frontier Province Rahimullah Yusufzai Jamestown Foundation March 4, 2009 Yemen: New terror camps as a city falls to jihadists Jane Novak The Long War Journal March 3, 2009 The Return of Shari’a Law to Pakistan’s Swat Region Mukhtar A. Khan Jamestown Foundation March 3, 2009 Whatever happened to the war on terror? Abdel Monem Said Aly Al Arabiya March 2, 2009 Shariaa Law Comes to Pakistan's Swat Valley Omar Farouk Asharq Alawsat March 2, 2009 Swat cleric sets sharia deadline Agencies Al Jazeera March 1, 2009 Secret talks with Taliban under way Agencies Al Jazeera February 27, 2009 UK admits rendition of suspects caught in Iraq Agencies Al Arabiya February 27, 2009 Muslim Publics Oppose Al Qaeda's Terrorism, But Agree With Its Goal of Driving US Forces Out Staff World Public Opinion February 27, 2009 Majority support al-Qaida political goals Staff ME Times February 26, 2009 Jihadis Speculate on Secret Cooperation between Iran and al-Qaeda Abdul Hameed Bakier Jamestown Foundation February 25, 2009 What the people of Swat really wanted Lakhkar Khan The News February 24, 2009 Low turnout as Swat schools reopen Agencies The Saudi Gazette February 24, 2009 Militants in Swat Editorial The Dawn February 24, 2009 Village militia to fight Swat terrorism Agencies The Peninsula February 23, 2009 UK to imitate Saudi terrorist rehab program Staff Al Arabiya February 23, 2009 What Did Tony Blair Know About Rendition and Torture? Britta Sandberg Der Spiegel February 23, 2009 War on terror: Hidden crimes Seumas Milne The Guardian February 20, 2009 Saudis say militant's return vindicates strategy Staff Khaleej Times February 19, 2009 Obama, Osama and Medvedev Pepe Escobar Asia Times February 18, 2009 Berlin Imposes Tough Conditions for Guantanamo Inmates Spiegel Staff Der Spiegel February 17, 2009 Swat gets Shariah Staff Saudi Gazette February 17, 2009 US troops kill Taliban's shadow governor for Badghis province Bill Roggio The Long War Journal February 16, 2009 Report: Leading Jurists Call for Urgent Steps to Restore Human Rights in efforts to counter terrorism ICJ Report International Commission of Jurists February 16, 2009 Taliban feud over murder of Polish hostage Bill Roggio The Long War Journal February 13, 2009 The ‘Islamist’ who wasn’t Inayat Bunglawala The News February 12, 2009 Mumbai terror attacks: Pakistan arrests alleged ringleader and five others Mark Tran The Guardian February 12, 2009 Timeline on Swat Valley turbulence Agencies IRIN News February 11, 2009 Taliban tactics keep Kandahar on edge Murray Brewster anoe News February 11, 2009 Rumsfeld's Prosecution Could Set Precedent Cesar Chelala ME Times February 10, 2009 Assault uncovers Taliban weapons UPI ME Times February 10, 2009 Hindu Radicals Pose Terrorist Challenge to the Sub-Continent Wilson John Jamestown Foundation February 9, 2009 Yemen frees 176 al-Qaeda suspects Agencies Al Arabiya February 9, 2009 Yemeni authorities dismiss Al Qaida threat Nasser Arrabyee Gulf News February 6, 2009 U.S. supply routes to Afghanistan squeezed Jason Straziuso Canoe News February 5, 2009 U.S. brands PKK's Iranian wing, PEJAK, a terrorist organization Agencies Hurriyet News February 5, 2009 Saudi Arabia's most-wanted Thomas Joscelyn The Long War Journal February 4, 2009 Taliban sever NATO supply line through Pakistan's northwest Bill Roggio The Long War Journal February 3, 2009 Pakistan-Taliban Swat battle rages Agencies Al Jazeera February 3, 2009 Thousands of Muslims vow to combat terror V.P.K. Shukoor Arab News February 3, 2009 Interview with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's Lawyer, David Nevin Mohammed Al Shafey Asharq Alawsat February 2, 2009 Under Obama, `war on terror' catchphrase fading Staff Asharq Alawsat February 1, 2009 Taliban allows girls’ education up to fourth level Agencies The News (Pak) January 30, 2009 Yemen and Saudi al-Qaeda arms merge Staff Al Jazeera January 30, 2009 Saudi defends its ‘Soft Counterterrorism Strategy’ Habib Trabelsi ME Online January 29, 2009 No security curbs on Gitmo returnees: Saudi official Saudi Gazette staff Saudi Gazette January 29, 2009 Turkey urges Obama to redefine Mideast terrorism in video message Staff Hurriyet News (Tur) January 29, 2009 Afghanistan Deployment puts Germany in al-Qaeda’s Crosshairs Raffaello Pantucci The Jamestown Foundation January 28, 2009 Qaeda-linked group threatens Germany with attacks Staff The News (Pak) January 28, 2009 Minister for terror: Gaza will fuel UK extremism Robert Booth The Guardian January 28, 2009 A German Islamist Rises up al-Qaida's Ranks Spiegel Staff Der Spiegel January 27, 2009 Islamist Group Urges al-Qaeda for Temporary Truce Abdel Sattar Hatati Asharq Alawsat January 26, 2009 Taliban rule Pakistan's 'valley of death' Bill Roggio Long War Journal January 23, 2009 Kabul's rift with the US widens M K Bhadrakumar Asia Times January 23, 2009 Taliban Target Karachi and Peshawar Links in NATO’s Afghanistan Supply-Chain Andrew McGregor Jamestown Foundation January 22, 2009 With Guantanamo closing, where will the detainees go? Scott Canon and David Goldstein McClatchy Newspapers January 22, 2009 Guantánamo and Beyond: What to Do about Detentions, Trials, and the 'Global War' Paradigm Stephen J. Schulhofer The Century Foundation January 21, 2009 300 Yemenis fought in region - Al Qaida leader Nasser Arrabyee Gulf News January 21, 2009 Guantánamo: the next step Clive Stafford Smith The Guardian January 21, 2009 Major offensive in Mohmand; over 40 militants killed Fauzee Khan Mohmand The Dawn (Pak) January 20, 2009 Yemeni security forces foil terrorist plot by Al Qaida Nasser Arrabyee Gulf News January 20, 2009 Khyber Pass closed 'indefinitely' after Taliban attacks Bill Roggio Long War Journal January 19, 2009 Taliban planting more bombs Steve Rennie Canoe News January 16, 2009 'War on terror' was wrong David Miliband The Guardian January 15, 2009 U.S.-Pakistan Terror War Must Address Missing Persons Mehlaqa Samdani Middle East Times January 15, 2009 Senior Guantánamo official admits 9/11 suspect was tortured Susan Crawford The Guardian January 14, 2009 Obama and the War on Terror Robert Dreyfuss ME Online January 13, 2009 India’s Sikh Militants Forming Ties with Lashkar-e-Taiba and Pakistani Intelligence Mukhtar A. Khan Jamestown Foundation January 11, 2009 At the altar of extremism Mushfiq Murshed Dawn January 9, 2009 New York expands ‘SWAT’ reserves after Mumbai Reuters Khaleej Times January 9, 2009 Terror threat to Britain falls: Security chief Reuters The Peninsula January 8, 2009 Afghan peace calls stem from war losses: Taliban AFP Dawn January 7, 2009 What to Do About the Torturers? David Cole NY Book Review January 7, 2009 U.S. court rules Guantanamo prisoner IDs can be kept secret AP Canoe News January 6, 2009 PAKISTAN'S NEW INTELLIGENCE CHIEF: 'Terror Is Our Enemy, Not India' Susanne Koelbl Der Spiegel January 6, 2009 Taliban bans co-education in restive tribal areas IANS Gulf News January 5, 2009 CIA tracks 4,000 UK terror suspects Tim Shipman Gulf News January 4, 2009 The State of Jihad: 2008 Spiegel Interview with Bruce Riedel Bill Roggio January 2, 2009 Guantanamo Was a Very Costly Mistake Spiegel Interview with Bruce Riedel Der Spiegel December 31, 2008 Pakistan launches Khyber Pass offensive to support US-led forces Mark Tran The Guardian December 31, 2008 Syria's own 'war on terror' Martin Asser BBC News December 30, 2008 Potential Iraq bombers recruited in Spain Agencies Arab News December 29, 2008 Badghis Province:Examining the Taliban’s Northwestern Campaign Matthew C. DuPée Naval Postgraduate School December 23, 2008 A monster out of control: Pakistan secret agents tell of militant links Jeremy Page Times Online December 22, 2008 Spy agency listens to calls between terror suspects, lawyers Colin Perkel Canoe News December 19, 2008 Bahrain arrests two men suspected of planning attack Agence France-Presse Gulf in the Media December 18, 2008 A Last Excursion to the War on Terror's Prison Matthias Gebauer Der Spiegel December 17, 2008 Yemen's most wanted terrorist blames state for terror attacks Jane Novak The Yemen Times December 17, 2008 Cheney the failed architect Matthew Duss The Guardian December 17, 2008 The Taliban grow stronger Clancy Chassay The Guardian December 16, 2008 Huge Saudi Security Operation Foils Al-Qaida Plot Against Hajj Richard Sale ME Times December 16, 2008 Taliban Courts Filling Justice Vacuum In Afghanistan Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson NPR December 15, 2008 ‘Letter bomb’ from grave of slain Pakistani general Tariq Butt Saudi Gazette December 15, 2008 The neo-Taliban: a year on Antonio Giustozzi Open Democracy December 12, 2008 FBI-style agency likely in Indian security revamp Agencies Arab News December 12, 2008 U.S. keeps silent as Afghan ally removes war crime evidence Tom Lasseter McClatchy Newspapers December 11, 2008 Lebanese militant group says leader may be dead AP Gulf News December 10, 2008 Democracies have the right tools to fight terrorists Daryl Lindsey Der Spiegel December 10, 2008 The Two Faces of Lashkar-e-Taiba Umer Farooq Asharq Alawsat December 9, 2008 Closing Guantanamo a minefield of critical steps Carol Rosenberg Miami Herald December 8, 2008 Terrorism a crime, says Grand Mufti of S. Arabia Dawn Staff The Dawn (Pak) December 8, 2008 Attorney urged to hand over torture evidence Richard Norton-Taylor The Guardian December 5, 2008 Council of Europe says like terrorism, reaction to it also poses ‘engrained threat to human rights’ ME Online staff ME Online December 4, 2008 Making Sense of the Mumbai Attacks SPIEGEL Staff Der Spiegel December 4, 2008 Jordan and EU launch joint anti-terrorism project DPA Haaretz December 3, 2008 Pakistan refuses to hand over terror suspects to India DPA Khaleej Times December 2, 2008 Fateh Islam in India? Abdullah Iskandar Al Hayat December 1, 2008 Is Al-Qaida behind the Mumbai terror attacks? Yossi Melman Haaretz November 28, 2008 'The Most Dangerous Woman in the World' Juliane von Mittelstaedt Der Spiegel November 27, 2008 Pakistan's other war Graham Usher Al Ahram November 25, 2008 Taliban not talking peace: Interview with Mullah Mohammad Hasan Rahmani Syed Saleem Shahzad Asia Times November 24, 2008 The Neo-Zarqawists: Divisions Emerge between Jordan’s Salafist Militants Murad Batal Al-shishani The Jamestown Foundation November 22, 2008 Al-Qaeda can use banned militant outfits for terrorist acts: Rehman Malik The News staff The News (Pk) November 21, 2008 Secret Guantanamo camp opened to defence lawyers Agencies The Dawn November 21, 2008 Iraq’s gift to Afghanistan Paul Rogers Open Democracy November 20, 2008 Former Al-Qaeda Ideologue Exposes Al Zawahiri Mohammed Abu Shamaa Asharq Alawsat November 19, 2008 An old army in a new war Jason Burke The Guardian November 18, 2008 Karzai promises security to Omar for peace talks Dawn staff Dawn (Pk) November 17, 2008 On the front line in war on Pakistan's Taliban Jason Burke Jason Burke November 16, 2008 Taliban Kill Mullah Critical of Suicide Attacks AP Asharq Alawsat November 14, 2008 Kerala Muslims vow to combat terrorism Mohammed Ashraf Arab News November 14, 2008 Pakistan suffered loss of $34bn in war on terror: Qureshi Masood Haider The Dawn November 13, 2008 UK Defence chief will resist any US call to send more troops to Afghanistan Richard Norton-Taylor The Guardian November 10, 2008 Talking to the Taliban Graham Usher Al Ahram November 10, 2008 Seven pointless years in Afghanistan Robert Skidelsky The Guardian November 9, 2008 Christian, Muslim leaders vow to combat terror Reuters Jordan Times November 6, 2008 Taliban lift daytime phone ban in Afghan province Reuters Turkish Daily News November 5, 2008 Getting Pakistan Out of the Grip of Extremism Saida Qureshi ME Times November 5, 2008 Need for review of US anti-terror policy in Pakistan Khalid Aziz The News (Pk) November 4, 2008 Taliban forces advance across 'valley of terror' Omar Waraich The Independent November 4, 2008 Are More Cross-Border Attacks on the Way? Cordula Meyer and Bernhard Zand Der Spiegel November 3, 2008 Pakistanis give Gen. Petraeus an earful on his first visit Saeed Shah McClatchy Newspapers November 3, 2008 Is al-Qaeda Seeking Allies in Latin America? Murad Al-shishani Jamestown Foundation October 30, 2008 Pakistan: Call for urgent review of war on terror: Joint session adopts resolution Ahmed Hassan Dawn (Pk) October 23, 2008 Jihadis Recommend Internet Guerrilla Warfare in Response to Hacking of Islamist Websites Abdul Hameed Bakier The Jamestown Foundation October 23, 2008 Cyber-attack theory as al-Qaida websites close Ian Black The Guardian October 22, 2008 Former Al-Qaida Emir in Crosshairs Richard Tomkins ME Times October 22, 2008 Al-Qaida-linked site backs McCain Pamela Hess Canoe News October 22, 2008 Al Qaida's reach reduced - analyst Rayeesa Absal Gulf News October 21, 2008 Afghan money helping terrorists in Fata: Zardari The News staff The News (Pk) October 20, 2008 What started as the road to recovery has turned into a highway of terror in Afghanistan James Palmer Guardian October 20, 2008 Terror trials begin today P.K. Abdul Ghafour Arab News October 20, 2008 100 feared dead in Swat aerial blitz Delawar Jan & Musa Khankhel The News (Pk) October 20, 2008 Major offensive in Bajaur likely: Taliban ‘ready for talks’ Anwarullah Khan Dawn October 16, 2008 British government minister warns major terror threat is rising Meera Selva Canoe News October 16, 2008 Defections hit Afghan forces Agencies Al Jazeera October 15, 2008 'You may have the watches, but we have the time' John D McHugh The Guardian October 14, 2008 Fatah Al-Islam ‘wanted revenge’ AFP Arab News October 14, 2008 No easy ride Abdallah El-Ashaal Al Ahram October 13, 2008 From Germany to Guantanamo: The Career of Prisoner No. 760 SPIEGEL Staff Der Spiegel October 10, 2008 WAR ON TERROR: The Way Forward For Pakistan Lieutenant General Hamid Nawaz Khan Asharq Alawsat October 9, 2008 'There Will Be No Lasting Peace without the Taliban' Josh Ward Der Spiegel October 8, 2008 Report says Britain believes dictatorship is only solution in Afghanistan David Stringer Canoe News October 7, 2008 Afghan war cannot be won: UN Jonathan Burch Arab News October 7, 2008 Taliban ‘upset’ at missile hit Agencies The News (Pk) October 6, 2008 UK commander backs Taliban talks Al Jazeera staff Al Jazeera October 6, 2008 Can King David bring order to the mountains of Afghanistan? Michael Evans Times Online October 6, 2008 The fallout of terror Gulf News staff Gulf News October 3, 2008 Fighting Terrorism: A failing war Rami G. Khouri IHT October 2, 2008 The war on terror: seven years on (part two) Paul Rogers Open Democracy October 2, 2008 Terrorist threat a pretext or reality? Amir Taheri Gulf News October 1, 2008 Taliban's Omar offers deal to U.S. on withdrawal Reuters Khaleej Times September 30, 2008 From the Rhine River to the Jihad Spiegel staff Der Spiegel September 29, 2008 Taleban kill top woman officer Nasrat Shoaib Arab News September 29, 2008 Defiant in Yemen Nasser Arrabyee Al Ahram September 28, 2008 Pakistani tribesmen organize to fight Taliban insurgents Saeed Shah McClatchy Newspapers September 27, 2008 Al-Qaeda's opportunity to hurt the US Michael Scheuer Asia Times September 26, 2008 Youth guilty in T.O. terror trial Colin Perkel The Canadian Press September 25, 2008 Pakistan As "New" Front In Terror War Brian McAfee The Media Monitors September 24, 2008 US drone ‘shot down’ in SWAT Mushtaq Yusufzai The News September 24, 2008 Algeria: Al Qaida issues new ultimatum Agencies Gulf News September 24, 2008 A Who’s Who of the Insurgency in Pakistan’s North-West Frontier Province Rahimullah Yusufzai Jamestown Foundation September 23, 2008 Afghans reflect on 'Peace Day' Aunohita Mojumdar Al Jazeera September 22, 2008 Homeland security grants are becoming a local burden Les Blumenthal McClatchy Newspapers September 21, 2008 Mauritania: The New Regime and Al-Qaeda Mohammad El-Ashab Al-Hayat September 19, 2008 Crossing the line Graham Usher Al Ahram September 18, 2008 Son of neuroscientist Dr Aafia Siddiqui freed by Kabul, flown to Islamabad Syed Irfan Raza Dawn September 16, 2008 Hezbollah and Sudan's Salafi Regime Converge Walid Phares ME Times September 15, 2008 Scepticism rages over 9/11 perpetrators Jumana Al Tamimi Gulf News September 12, 2008 Five Al Qaida suspects arrested Mariam Al Hakeem Gulf News September 12, 2008 How Dangerous Is Al-Qaida? Yassin Musharbash Der Spiegel September 11, 2008 Al Qaeda down but not out in S. Arabia, Yemen Lydia Georgi Jordan Times September 10, 2008 Germany Discovers a War in Afghanistan SPIEGEL Staff Der Spiegel September 9, 2008 Seven Years of the War on Terror Mostafa Zein Al Hayat September 9, 2008 Al Qaida 'lacks leadership' Nasser Arrabyee Gulf News September 9, 2008 Cdn ambassador: Taliban now stronger Tobi Cohen Canoe News September 8, 2008 Afghanistan: Paris Match pictures 'promoting Taliban' Angelique Chrisafis The Guardian September 5, 2008 Pakistan’s Army and the War on Terrorism in the Post-Musharraf Era Tariq Mahmud Ashraf The Jamestown Foundation September 4, 2008 Terror from the German Heartland Marcel Rosenbach and Holger Stark Der Spiegel September 4, 2008 A new Taliban? Ian Black The Guardian September 3, 2008 Pro-al Qaeda Fighters Train in Gaza Strip Reuters Asharq Alawsat September 2, 2008 Mass Attack on French Paratroopers Heralds New Taliban Tactics Andrew McGregor The Jamestown Foundation September 2, 2008 Pakistan missed chance to capture al-Qaeda deputy chief DPA Khaleej Times September 2, 2008 Al Qaida has free movement in Pakistan, top official concedes Saeed Shah McClatchy Newspapers September 1, 2008 Afghanistan: on the cliff-edge Paul Rogers Open Democracy August 31, 2008 Sheikh Said: Al Qaeda's Financier Mohamed al Shafey Asharq Alawsat August 29, 2008 Pakistanie Govt. decides ceasefire with FATA, Swat militants Agencies The News August 29, 2008 Lost war in Afghanistan Aijaz Zaka Syed I Arab News August 29, 2008 Afghanistan: on the cliff-edge Paul Rogers Open Democracy August 28, 2008 Accused Terrorist Sues Norway Tarjei Kidd Olsen IPS News August 27, 2008 Revealed: Britain's secret propaganda war against al-Qaida Alan Travis The Guardian August 26, 2008 MI5: no stereotypical British terrorist ME Online Staff ME Online August 22, 2008 Algeria bombings resemble insurgent tactics in Iraq Liam Stac The Christian Science Monitor August 21, 2008 Documents: US Strike Aided Bin Laden-Taliban Ties AP Asharq Alawsat August 21, 2008 Seven Years After 9/11: Al-Qaida's Strengths and Vulnerabilities Richard Barrett ICSR August 19, 2008 Britain's terror laws have left me and my family shattered Hicham Yezza The Guardian August 18, 2008 Musharraf crisis worries war on terror allies Danny Kemp Saudi Gazette August 18, 2008 A model for modern insurgency Malou Innocent Armed Forced Journal August 17, 2008 The Gray Lady of Bagram Aijaz Zaka Syed Arab News August 15, 2008 Al-Qa'ida sends its warriors from Iraq to wage 'jihad' in Lebanon Robert Fisk The Independent August 15, 2008 Al-Zawahiri Latest Message: Experts Sound Off Mohammed Youns Asharq Al-Awsat August 14, 2008 Al-Qaida 'defensive' on ideology Shaun Waterman ME Times August 13, 2008 Interview with the Head of Afghan's Secret Service Susanne Koelbl Der Spiegel August 12, 2008 Musharraf's Head to Stop the War on Terror Abdullah Iskandar Al-Hayat August 11, 2008 War court resumes, readies Canadian's trial Carol Rosenberg The Miami Herald August 10, 2008 Spy Case Casts Light on Hezbollah Recruitment in Germany Ulrike Putz Der Spiegel August 7, 2008 Al Qaeda crisis erupts in Ankara TDN Staff Turkish Daily News August 7, 2008 Restructuring al-Qaeda’s Algerian Insurgency Thomas Renard Jamestown Foundation August 6, 2008 US told not to back terrorism against Pakistan Kamran Khan The News (Pakistan) August 5, 2008 How Terrorist Groups End: Lessons for Countering al Qa’ida Seth G. Jones and Martin C. Libicki RAND August 4, 2008 UK Envoy Praises Saudi Anti-Terrorism Activities Raghida Bahnam Asharq Alawsat August 1, 2008 The thirty-year war, revisited Paul Rogers Open Democracy July 31, 2008 U.S. Policy Should be Torture Free William Bache ME Times July 30, 2008 Who did it? TDN staff Turkish Daily News July 30, 2008 Al-Qaeda’s Military Chief in Afghanistan Views the Ongoing Insurgency with Optimism Michael Scheuer Jamestown Foundation July 29, 2008 The Torturing Company We Keep Michael Winship ME Online July 26, 2008 Empowering “Soft” Taliban Over “Hard” Taliban: Pakistan’s Counter-Terrorism Strategy Sadia Sulaiman Jamestown Foundation July 25, 2008 Are 400,000 terrorists, 44 terrorist groups, and five state sponsors of terror trying to attack the United States? Ivan Eland Online Journal July 24, 2008 Al-Qaeda hostage plot suspected Emrullah Uslu Asia Times July 24, 2008 Five U.K. bombing plotters lose appeal AP Canoe News July 23, 2008 Pro-govt tribal elder killed in Bajaur Mushtaq Yusufzai & Hasbanullah The News (Pakistan) July 22, 2008 Gitmo war crimes trial hits roadblock Mike Melia Canoe News July 21, 2008 Baitullah’s ‘five-day ultimatum’ to NWFP government Anwarullah Khan Dawn (Pakistan) July 18, 2008 Saudi inter-faith conference urges global anti-terrorism pact AFP Zawya July 18, 2008 Saudi Salafism a Stronger Force in Islamist Militancy than Recanting Clerics Michael Scheuer Jamestown Foundation July 17, 2008 British take out second Taliban leader UPI ME Times July 16, 2008 Gitmo trials rigged, PM should push for Khadr's return: U.S. military lawyer Colin Perkel Canoe News July 16, 2008 US must not opt for hot pursuit, says Zardari Internews Peninsula July 15, 2008 Turning their Backs on Jihad Britta Sandberg Der Spiegel July 14, 2008 Afghanistan: state of siege Paul Rogers Open Democracy July 12, 2008 Guantanamo detainees say they're being denied legal tools Carol Rosenberg The Miami Herald July 11, 2008 Youngest Guantanamo detainee deprived of sleep AFP The Peninsula July 11, 2008 A tale of two operations Graham Usher Al Ahram July 10, 2008 Afghan war finally grabs U.S. attention Tim Harper The Toronto Star July 9, 2008 An al-Qaeda Threat in the United Arab Emirates? Abdul Hameed Bakier Jamestown Foundation July 8, 2008 Bush lawyers told to speed Guantanamo detention appeals Marisa Taylor McClatchy Newspapers July 8, 2008 'Sleeping terrorist cells' still at large, warns Saudi minister Staff Report Gulf News July 7, 2008 An absence of exit strategy in Afghanistan Gulf News staff Gulf News July 4, 2008 "State Secrets" Privilege Derails Rendition Suit William Fisher IPS News July 3, 2008 The Bara operation: anatomy of the response Nasim Zehra The International News July 2, 2008 Al Qaida threatens to turn Yemen into 'second Iraq' Nasser Arrabyee Gulf News July 2, 2008 Ruling the wilderness Amir Taheri Gulf News July 2, 2008 U.S. court rebuffs Arar The Canadian Press Toronto Star July 1, 2008 Islamic scholars meeting condemns terror UPI ME Times July 1, 2008 Taliban suspend all peace deals with government: spokesman Agencies International News (Pk) June 30, 2008 90% of terror suspects were Saudis: Naif P.K. Abdul Ghafour Arab News June 30, 2008 Military action to harm peace negotiations: Taliban Agencies International News (Pk) June 27, 2008 Saudi Arabia: Cells Were in Contact with Major Al-Qaeda Leaders- Official Turki Al-Saheil Asharq Alawsat June 26, 2008 Prisons of war, furnaces of radicalism Paul Rogers Open Democracy June 26, 2008 Al Qaeda in Yemen Divided Nicole Stracke Gulf Research Center June 25, 2008 Pak Taleban said pulling out of captured town Reuters Saudi Gazette June 25, 2008 Blonde, white schoolboy is al-Qa’eda extremist, say police Richard Edwards The Daily Telegraph June 25, 2008 Britain removes People's Mujahedeen of Iran from terror list AP Canoe News June 24, 2008 Afghanistan in an amorphous war Paul Rogers Open Democracy June 20, 2008 Anthropologists At War Bill Stamets In These Times June 19, 2008 Taliban ambassador wielded power within Guantanamo Tom Lasseter McClatchy Newspapers June 19, 2008 Al-Qaeda's Ever-Changing Methods Makes Us Expect the Worst-Saudi Official Turki Al-Saheil Asharq Alawsat June 18, 2008 The rise of jihadism in Russia Dmitry Shlapentokh Armed Forces Journal June 18, 2008 Taliban Threatens New Wave of Prison Raids Matthias Gebauer Der Spiegel June 17, 2008 Taleban take over villages near Kandahar AP Khaleej Times June 17, 2008 U.S. abuse of detainees was routine at Afghanistan bases Tom Lasseter McClatchy Newspapers June 16, 2008 Guantánamo: the inside story Clive Stafford Smith and Isabel Hilton Open Democracy June 13, 2008 US urges Yemen to hand over terrorism suspects Associated Press Gulf in the Media June 13, 2008 White British Converts to Islam Pose Suicide-Bombing Threat in UK James Brandon Jamestown Foundation June 10, 2008 Pakistan truce with Taliban 'holds' Agencies Al Jazeera June 9, 2008 UN panel criticizes war crimes charges for Gitmo minors Frank Jordans Canoe News June 6, 2008 42 Days: An "abundance of caution" Anthony Barnett Open Democracy June 6, 2008 Yemen arrests Al Qaeda operative from Asia Agence France-Presse Gulf in the Media June 6, 2008 Jihadis Counter Censorship of Islamic State of Iraq Abdul Hameed Bakier The Jamestown Foundation June 4, 2008 US security: visitors must give 72 hours' notice James Orr The Guardian June 3, 2008 Alleged T.O. terror plot a 'fantasy' Colin Perkel Canoe News June 3, 2008 'I Wish I Had the Taliban as My Soldiers' Interview with Hamid Karzai Der Spiegel June 2, 2008 The Rebellion Within: An Al Qaeda mastermind questions terrorism Lawrence Wright The New Yorker June 2, 2008 Issue Freed Sami al-Hajj returns to Doha Al Jazeera staff Al Jazeera May 31, 2008 Al-Qaida’s afterlife Paul Rogers Open Democracy May 29, 2008 Still silenced in Guantánamo Carol Chodroff Salon May 29, 2008 British defence chief endorses talks with Taliban James Grubel Globe and Mail May 28, 2008 Making Afghan enemies Rosie Dimanno The Toronto Star May 28, 2008 Pentagon tightens photo rules at Guantanamo camp Carol Rosenberg Miami Herald May 27, 2008 A democracy of suspicion Dejan Djokic Open Democracy May 27, 2008 The Quilliam Foundation Susannah Tarbush Al-Hayat May 26, 2008 A fighter and a financier Syed Saleem Shahzad Asia Times May 23, 2008 Khadr can have interrogation papers Kirk Makin Globe and Mail May 23, 2008 Roots of the al-Qaida generation Noureddine Jebnoun ME Times May 22, 2008 Report Challenges Orthodoxy on Global Terror Katie Vandever IPS News May 22, 2008 Interview with a Taliban commander Spiegel staff Der Spiegel May 21, 2008 Jihadi Website Interviews New Leader of Somalia's Shabaab al-Mujahideen Abdul Hameed Bakier Jamestown Foundation May 20, 2008 Two takes on terrorism Gwynne Dyer Monday Morning May 19, 2008 Pakistani Taliban urges sharia rule Agencies Al Jazeera May 16, 2008 Life after Guantanamo Gamal Nkrumah Al Ahram May 14, 2008 Sudan posts $246 million bounty for Darfur rebel leader Agencies Gulf News May 13, 2008 Elected Gov't Unable to Deal With Taliban Groups Muddassir Rizvi IPS News May 13, 2008 Taliban Deliver Silent Death Threats after Midnight Reuters Asharq Alawsat May 12, 2008 "Come to Yemen," Al-Qaeda in Yemen appeals to "Saudi Brothers Nicole Stracke IPS News May 8, 2008 Abuse Claims Mount Against Pentagon, Contractors William Fisher IPS News May 7, 2008 Jihadi Website Advises Recruits on How to Join al-Qaeda Abdul Hameed Bakier Jamestown Foundation May 6, 2008 What Zawahiri's Words Mean for Lebanon and the Global War on Terror Bilal Y. Saab and Magnus Ranstorp Al Hayat May 6, 2008 Who are today's terrorists? Claude Salhani ME Times May 5, 2008 Al-Saqr urged to take action to release detainees in Guantanamo Kuwait News Agency Gulf in the Media May 5, 2008 Europol Reveals Trends in Jihadi Terrorism in Europe Thomas Renard Jamestown Foundation May 3, 2008 Does Al-Qaeda exist in Lebanon? Omayma Abdel-Latif Al Ahram May 1, 2008 Ex-Guantanamo inmate in Iraq suicide bombing-TV Reuters Asharq Alawsat May 1, 2008 Ex Guantanamo prosecutor says terror trials were rushed Carol Rosenberg Miami Herald April 29, 2008 German Islamist Appears in New Jihad Video Matthias Gebauer and Yassin Musharbash Der Spiegel April 28, 2008 Guantanamo eclipses other US abuses Rhodri Davies Al Jazeera April 26, 2008 Jihadists Targeted in Germany Spiegel staff Der Spiegel April 23, 2008 Amnesty unveils shock 'waterboarding' film Nigel Morris The Independent April 22, 2008 French Record in Algeria Shows Torture Doesn’t Produce Results Jonathan Power Arab News April 21, 2008 We don't have prisoners here Omar El Akkad Globe and Mail April 19, 2008 Europe facing radicalization over the Web Olivier Guitta ME Times April 18, 2008 Violence in Bundeswehr Deployment Area Increases Dramatically Matthias Gebauer Der Spiegel April 12, 2008 Appeal court blocks deportation of terror suspects Alan Travis and Peter Walker The Guardian April 9, 2008 Saudi prisoner won't participate in Gitmo war crimes court Ben Fox Canoe News April 7, 2008 Euphemism and American Violence David Bromwich NY Review of Books April 3, 2008 Targeting the Khyber Pass: The Taliban’s Spring Offensive Andrew McGregor Jamestown Foundation April 2, 2008 Key Pakistani official says U.S. must end attacks on militants Saeed Shah McClatchy Newspapers April 1, 2008 An Online Terrorist Training Manual - Part One: Creating a Terrorist Cell Abdul Hameed Bakier Jamestown Foundation April 1, 2008 Al-Qaeda Grooming Militants Who 'Look Western': CIA Chief AFP Asharq Alawsat March 31, 2008 Lawyer: Gitmo trials pegged to '08 campaign Carol Rosenberg Miami Herald March 28, 2008 Taking stock of the war on terror Mark Danner Salon March 27, 2008 Talking to the Taliban Graeme Smith The Globe and Mail March 27, 2008 Taliban Again Threaten Spring Offensive Agencies Asharq Alawsat March 26, 2008 Is Briana Waters a terrorist? Tracy Tullis Salon March 26, 2008 The Science of Terror Jim Miles ME Online March 25, 2008 The Haqqani Network and Cross-Border Terrorism in Afghanistan Imitaz Ali Jamestown Foundation March 24, 2008 AQIM's new kidnapping strategy Olivier Guitta ME Times March 24, 2008 French make arrests as terror fears rise Jean-Pierre Verges Canoe News March 21, 2008 Laptop Jihadi Adam Shatz London Review of Books March 20, 2008 Radical Islamists no longer welcome in Pakistani tribal areas Jonathan S. Landay McClatchy Newspapers March 20, 2008 Interview with EU Justice Commissioner Franco Frattini Markus Verbeet Der Spiegel March 19, 2008 Intelligence in Recent Public Literature Loch K. Johnson CIA March 19, 2008 How to Become a Concentration Camp Guard Without Even Trying Joshua Holland Alter Net March 18, 2008 United States censors Guantanamo prisoner's sketch of force-feeding Andrew O. Selsky Canoe News March 17, 2008 ‘Repatriated Saudis Have No Proven Terror Links’ Raid Qusti Arab News March 17, 2008 Germany's First Suicide Bomber in Afghanistan? Matthias Gebauer et al Der Spiegel March 15, 2008 AFGHANISTAN: UN Secretary-General warns of threats to "still fragile" country IRIN report IRIN News March 12, 2008 Combatants may get phone link to home Carol Rosenberg Miami Herald March 11, 2008 Persistent Police Efforts Can Defeat Terrorists Jonathan Power Arab News March 10, 2008 Canada, NATO and Nuclear Terror Jim Miles Middle East Online March 6, 2008 Taliban defeat in North-West Frontier? Daveed Gartenstein-Ross Middle East Times March 5, 2008 Europe, very much on al-Qaida's radar Olivier Guitta Middle East Times March 3, 2008 Kabul Rejects US Take on Taleban ‘Control’ Agencies Arab News February 29, 2008 Europe Turning Away Guantanamo People' David Cronin IPS News February 28, 2008 The SWISH Report Paul Rogers Open Democracy February 28, 2008 Algerian army surrounds Maghreb Qaeda chief: reports Reuters Reuters February 28, 2008 Pentagon Boss Resigns, Ex-Prosecutor Joins Defense Andy Worthington Counterpunch February 27, 2008 Homegrown terrorism: Keeping your eye on others isn’t sneaky -- it’s patriotic! Mark Drolette Online Journal February 27, 2008 A Commission that Should Cause Concern Donald A. Downs Independent Institute February 27, 2008 The Hippocratic Oath Dies in Gitmo H. Candace Gorman In These Times February 26, 2008 Waterboarding is Merely Unpleasant ... Right? Robert Weitzel Counterpunch February 25, 2008 When the Terrorists Were 'Our Guys' Robert Parry Consortium News February 22, 2008 Analysis: Terrorism 2.0 Leander Schaerlaeckens ME Times February 20, 2008 FDNY Spies Colin Meyn In These Times February 18, 2008 Jose Padilla Brings Torture to Trial Doug Cassel In These Times February 14, 2008 Imad Mughniyeh: Hezbollah's Phantom Killed Ali Nourizadeh Asharq Alawsat February 13, 2008 Britain ignoring key threats in dash to stop terrorists, report says David Stringer Canoe News February 12, 2008 Bush orders clampdown on flights to US Ian Traynor The Guardian February 11, 2008 America's Failure in Afghanistan Charles Hawley Der Spiegel February 8, 2008 US censured for waterboarding Martin Hodgson The Guardian February 7, 2008 The Whys of Spies Jacob Sullum Reason Magazine February 6, 2008 Al-Qaida in Lebanon Fidaa Itani ME Online February 5, 2008 Intrigue takes Afghanistan to the brink M K Bhadrakumar Asia Times February 5, 2008 Torture Still Doesn't Work Robert Fisk The Independent February 4, 2008 Extraordinary Rendition on Trial Christopher Moraff In These Times February 4, 2008 New Muslim-friendly phrasebook to counter-terror Agencies ME Online Febuary 1, 2008 Arab ministers attend anti-terrorism conference Agencies ME Online January 31, 2008 Harkat in all-too-famililar 'hell' Jon Willing Ottawa Sun January 31, 2008 Pakistani Taliban warlord arises as terrorist leader Saeed Shah and Tim Johnson McClatchy Newspapers January 30, 2008 "We Can't Afford to Let Them Spill the Beans" Gary Leupp Counterpunch January 29, 2008 Taliban find fertile new ground in Pakistan Imtiaz Ali Asia Times January 29, 2008 Pakistani Taliban grows bolder, taking fight to doorstep of frontier city Tim Johnson and Jonathan S. Landay McClatchy Newspapers January 28, 2008 Al Qaeda Records Shed Light on Foreign Recruits Khody Akhavi IPS News January 25, 2008 U.K. cops offer to train academics to spot extremist students David Stringer Canoe News January 23, 2008 Pakistan’s Frontier Corps Struggles to Hold Forts against Taliban Attacks Rahimullah Yusufzai Jamestown Foundation January 22, 2008 Questions from public flood Al Qaida Agencies Gulf News January 22, 2008 Militants make a claim for talks Syed Saleem Shahzad Asia Times January 18, 2008 Punishing Thought Crime: Would New Bill Make YOU a Terrorist? Scott Thill AlterNet January 17, 2008 bin Laden's son says he wants to be a peace ambassador between West, Muslims AP Canoe News January 17, 2008 Al-Qaeda now unleashed and targeting internationals, warn analysts IRIN Report IRIN News January 16, 2008 A Soldier's Heartening Assessment of the War on Terror Rami Khouri Middle East Online January 16, 2008 The “Lone Wolf” and al-Qaeda Sleeper Cells in the United States Abdul Hameed Bakier Jamestown Foundation January 15, 2008 War on Terror Moves East Jim Lobe IPS News January 15, 2008 Questions for Al-Qaida: A WEB Q&A WITH BIN LADEN'S NO. 2 Yassin Musharbash Der Spiegel January 15, 2008 FBI wants instant access to British identity data Owen Bowcott The Guardian January 15, 2008 Saudi Arabia needs special laws to curb terror ideologies Khaleej Times staff Khaleej Times January 14, 2008 Al Qaida wing vows to free jailed militants Agencies Gulf News January 13, 2008 Pakistan's Terror Inc. Arnaud De Borchegrave Middle East Times January 11, 2008 Protests mark Guantanamo six years Agencies Al Jazeera January 11, 2008 Catch-22 in the 21st Century H. Candace Gorman In These Times January 10, 2008 Baitullah Mehsud – The Taliban’s New Leader in Pakistan Imtiaz Ali Jamestown Foundation January 9, 2008 British Muslim Women to Be Frontline Against Extremism Sebastian Borger Der Spiegel January 9, 2008 Bagram detention centre now twice the size of Guantanamo Andrew Gumbel The Independent (UK) January 8, 2008 London man is first to be convicted of preparing for terrorism Agencies The Guardian (UK) January 8, 2008 Does the Taliban rule in Pakistan? Olivier Guita ME Times January 7, 2008 For sale: West’s deadly nuclear secrets Chris Gourlay et al Times Online January 6, 2008 Terror Prosecutions Shed More Heat Than Light William Fisher IPS News January 4, 2008 What’s Next For FISA? Brian Beutler In These Times January 3, 2008 Al-Qadi Asks US to Remove Him From Blacklist Arab News Arab News January 2, 2008 Ex-Guantanamo Detainee, Omar Deghayes Talks to Asharq Al-Awsat Mohammed Al Shafey Asharq Alawsat December 30, 2007 US Muslim Charities Cleared of Terror PC staff Palestine Chronicle December 28, 2007 US Officials See Waste in Billions Sent to Pakistan David Rohde et al Der Spiegel December 24, 2007 How's al-Qaeda doing? You decide Michael Scheuer Asian Times December 21, 2007 Boeing's unfriendly skies and CIA prisons William Fisher ME Times December 21, 2007 Zawahiri invites media questions Agencies Al Jazeera December 20, 2007 Surviving a CIA ‘Black Site’ Amy Goodman Truthdig December 18, 2007 Terror suspect escapes Agencies Reuters December 17, 2007 Back from Guantanamo Mohamed Vall Al Jazeera December 15, 2007 EU: Counter-terror laws can't go too far UPI ME Times December 14, 2007 The resurgence of the neo-Taliban Antonio Giustozzi Open Democracy December 14, 2007 Iraq’s danger signals Paul Rogers Paul Rogers December 13, 2007 Imprisoned Leader of Egypt’s Islamic Jihad Challenges al-Qaeda Abdul Hameed Bakier Jamestown Foundation December 12, 2007 Waterboarding Our Democracy Robert Scheer Truthdig December 11, 2007 Waterboarding approved at highest levels of US government, says ex-CIA man Agencies The Guardian December 11, 2007 CIA coverups and American injustice Hina Shamsi Salon December 11, 2007 Spiegel Interview with Michael Chertoff and Wolfgang Schauble Spiegel staff Der Spiegel December 11, 2007 Psychologists’ President Defends Psychologist Participation in Detainee Interrogation Stephen Soldz Tikkun Magazine December 10, 2007 (originally posted Dec 3) Skeptical Supreme Court ponders major Guantanamo case Michael Doyle McClatchy Newspapers December 6, 2007 Guantánamo Detainees' Fates on Trial Marjorie Cohn AlterNet December 5, 2007 UK Police anti-terror chief quits Claire Truscott The Guardian December 4, 2007 Psychologists question torture policy Brian Spegele Indiana Daily Student December 3, 2007 Pakistani Army advances in Swat Bill Roggio The Long War Journal December 2, 2007 Guantanamo prisoners to ask Supreme Court for basic rights Michael Doyle McClatchy Newspapers November 30, 2007 Al-Qaeda, the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group and Jihad in North Africa Andrew Black Jamestown Foundation November 27, 2007 Over Half of Afghanistan under Taliban Control Spiegel report Der Spiegel November 22, 2007 Worries over anti-terror bill Gamal Essam El-Din Al Ahram November 21, 2007 Al-Qaeda Urges Iraq’s Insurgents to Consolidate Victory Over America Michael Scheuer Jamestown Foundation November 20, 2007 Americans and waterboarding Mark Paul Moonbats and Wingnuts November 19, 2007 The Spectre of Jihad John Thorne The Liberal November 2007 Issue Botero revisits Abu Ghraib's horror Charles Larson Middle East Times November 15, 2007 What Makes a Terrorist Alan Krueger The American November 14, 2007 Pakistan Loses Swat to Local Taliban Christine Fair The Jamestown Foundation November 13, 2007 Targeting al Qaeda in Iraq's network Bill Roggio The Long War Journal November 13, 2007 How Terror has lost its meaning John Chuckman Media Monitors November 12, 2007 New crises sap Bush's 'war on terror' Jim Lobe Asia Times November 9, 2007 'Lyrical terrorist' convicted over hate records Haroon Siddique The Guardian November 8, 2007 Standing Up for Torture, at Home and Abroad Marie Cocco Truthdig November 8, 2007 Europe and terrorism: the wrong path Mats Engström Open Democracy November 7, 2007 Bell Tolls for Bush's "Freedom Agenda" Ali Gharib IPS News November 7, 2007 Europe, terrorism and the internet Johnny Ryan Open Democracy November 6, 2007 Top US legal adviser refuses to rule out 'torture' technique Ed Pilkington The Guardian November 5, 2007 Examining the Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act Lindsay Beyerstein In These Times November 1, 2007 Taliban claims strategic advance Al Jazeera report Al Jazeera October 31, 2007 Cashing In on Terror Robert Scheer truthdig October 30, 2007 Foreign Fighters of Harsher Bent Bolster Taliban David Rhode Der Spiegel October 30, 2007 Frozen assets: US has crimped Al Qaeda funds Peter Grier The Christian Science Monitor October 30, 2007 Why Does the US Rely on Torture? Steven Jonas Tikkun October 26, 2007 Neocons Embrace Islamic Terror Group Danny Postel AlterNet October 23, 2007 Real plots or false confessions? Dan Froomkin Nieman Watchdog October 23, 2007 Violence in Abrahamic faiths Shaun Waterman ME Times October 22, 2007 On propaganda and Islamophobia Abukar Arman Online Journal October 22, 2007 Guantanamo Prisoner Speaks: 'I don't know why I was arrested and released' Nasser Arrabyee Gulf News October 22, 2007 Government Surveillance Threatens Your Freedom, Even If You Have Nothing To Hide John Dean FindLaw.com October 20, 2007 Bush's Spying Hits Americans Abroad Robert Parry Consortium News October 19, 2007 Suicide and Spin Doctors H. Candace Gorman In These Times October 18, 2007 The United States army in control Paul Rogers Open Democracy October 18, 2007 Torture Puts Our Society at Grave Risk Spiegel Interview with filmmaker Alex Gibney Der Spiegel October 17, 2007 Jihadi Forum Users Look for Codes in Bin Laden's September Video Abdul Hameed Bakier Jamestown Foundation October 16, 2007 Global experts to probe terror Gulf Daily News report Gulf in the Media October 15, 2007 Increasingly, individuals get into terror-free investing Laurent Belsie The Christian Science Monitor October 15, 2007 Taliban chief boasts Kabul forced to bargain with militia AFP report ME Times October 12, 2007 Al-Qaeda: Beginning of the End, or Grasping at Straws? Michael Scheuer Jamestown Foundation October 11, 2007 Afghanistan-Pakistan: zone of insecurity Paul Rogers Open Democracy October 11, 2007 Al Qaeda’s Secret Correspondence--Part 2 Mohammed Al Shafey Asharq Alawsat October 11, 2007 Top Algeria Al Qaida affiliate killed Agencies report Gulf News October 10, 2007 A war of definitions Ian Williams The Guardian October 10, 2007 Group linked to Al Qaida killed Hariri - report Gulf News Report Gulf News October 9, 2007 Towards Sustainable Security:Oxford Research Group International Security Report 2007 Paul Rogers Oxford Research Group October 8,2007 War on terror is fuelling Al Qaida: report Agencies Gulf News October 8, 2007 Neuroscience and Fundamentalism Kenneth M.Heilman and Russell S. Donda Tikkun Magazine October 5, 2007 US unable to identify labs vulnerable to bioterrorism The Associated Press story Turkish Daily News October 5, 2007 Al Qaeda’s Secret Correspondence Mohammed Al Shafey Asharq Alawsat October 4, 2007 Vengeance is Brandon Mayfield's Garrett Epps Salon October 3, 2007 Questions Raised Over Terror Exercise Eileen Sullivan Guardian October 3, 2007 GIMF Develops Defensive and Offensive Software for Jihadi Operations Abdul Hameed Bakier The Jamestown Foundation September 27, 2007 Al-Qaeda or inside job? Faysal Saouli Al Ahram September 27, 2007 The Two Faces of Al Qaeda Raymond Ibrahim The Chronicle Review September 26, 2007 Courting the enemy Ayman El-Amir Al Ahram September 25, 2007 Are Terrorism, Islamism and Salafism in Europe Connected? Caitlin B. Doherty The National Interest September 24, 2007 Training Satellites on the United States Lindsay Beyerstein In These Times September 19, 2007 EU Terrorism Report: 500 Terror Attacks in EU in 2006 - But Only 1 by Islamists Der Spiegel report Der Spiegel September 18, 2007 Splits Revealed Inside Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb Geoff D. Porter Jamestown Foundation September 13, 2007 Taliban readies Ramadan offensive Al Jazeera report Al Jazeera September 13, 2007 Need for a New, Independent 9/11 Probe Peter Tatchell (The Guardian) Arab News September 13, 2007 Al Qaeda: often foiled, still global Peter Grier and Faye Bowers The Christian Science Monitor September 11, 2007 Taliban say they are not against peace talks KUNA staff Kuwait News Agency September 10, 2007 I'm Not All That Worried About Terrorism Interview with Dutch terrorism expert Der Spiegel September 7, 2007 Rehabilitating Reformed Jihadists Turki Al-Saheil Asharq Alawsat September 6, 2007 It's time to talk to Qaeda: Doha Debates The Peninsula staff The Peninsula September 6, 2007 Harsher Conditions of Extreme Isolation Der Spiegel staff Der Spiegel September 5, 2007 Eight Terror Suspects Held in Copenhagen Der Spiegel staff Der Spiegel September 4, 2007 8 suspects with al-Qaida links arrested in Denmark, intelligence service says AP story Canoe September 4, 2007 The poets of Guantanamo Tom Ackermann Al Jazeera August 31, 2007 How to free hostages: war, negotiation, or law-enforcement? Mary Kaldor OpenDemocracy August 29, 2007 Record opium crop helps the Taliban fund its resistance Anne Penketh and Ben Russell The Independent August 28, 2007 Can We Win the Ideological War? Patrick J. Buchanan The American Conservative August 27, 2007 Berlin Struggles to Define 'Terror' Caroline Schmidt and Dietmar Hipp Der Spiegel August 27, 2007 Laws target 'terror stocks' G. Jeffrey MacDonald The Christian Science Monitor August 27, 2007 Afghan opium crop 'at record high' Al Jazeera report Al Jazeera August 27, 2007 De-demonizing Southeast Asian Islam Michael Vatikiotis Asia Times August 22, 2007 Report: CIA failed to respond to al Qaida threat Warren P. Strobel McClatchy Newspapers August 21, 2007 Will psychologists still abet torture? Mark Benjamin Salon August 21, 2007 From Afghanistan and Pakistan, a recharged jihadism is rising Jasjit Singh The Daily Star August 17, 2007 Abu Yahya al-Libi: Al-Qaeda's Theological Enforcer - Part 2 Michael Scheuer The Jamestown Foundation August 14, 2007 US terror interrogation went too far, experts say Warren Richey The Christian Science Monitor August 13, 2007 Gitmo's 'Professor' Linked to Terrorism Ben Fox The Orlando Sentinel August 12, 2007 Can Morocco’s Islamists check al-Qaida? Wendy Kristianasen Le Monde Diplomatique August 10, 2007 Al-Qaeda dilemmas Dyab Abu Jahjah Al Ahram August 9, 2007 Qaeda No. 2 not among those killed Wednesday: Yemen Reuters report Khaleej Times August 9, 2007 Delegates arrive for Afghan anti-terror summit AFP report Middle East Times August 8, 2007 Afghanistan: Taliban Adopting Iraqi Insurgent Tactics Mohammed Al Shafey Asharq Alawsat August 6, 2007 Behind the Indoctrination and Training of American Jihadis Chris Heffelfinger Jamestown Foundation August 2, 2007 U.S. military violated rules in determining enemy combatant status of detainees Andrew Selsky Canoe News August 1, 2007 Can We Pursue Terrorists Without Becoming Like Them? John Feffer and John Gershman AlterNet August 1, 2007 How the war in Iraq has fueled Al Qaeda and ignited its dream of global jihad