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19 Iraqi soldiers and policemen killed in attacks
In the latest series of attacks on Iraqi police and army patrols and checkpoints north of Baghdad on Saturday, Insurgents killed 19 people and wounded at least six. [..]
Baghdad ministry faces armed assault
At least two Iraqi police officers have been killed and several wounded in a surprise attack by insurgents on the heavily-guarded interior ministry building in Baghdad in Iraq. [..]
20 killed in Iraq by a suicide-bomber
At least 20 persons were killed and 30 injured by a suicide-bomber in Tal Afar in the second major attack on the northern Iraqi town in as many [..]
Al Qaeda’s letter controversy
Now it is the turn to be embarrassed by the reported letter of Ayman al-Zawahri to Zarqabi heading the terrorists’ operation in Iraq, outlining the policy of the [..]
Saddam Hussein faces Music
The Iraq’s deposed tyrant Saddam Hussein has alleged: “I have been beaten on every place of my body, and the signs are all over my body”. He was [..]
Saddam Hussein is out to garner sympathy
Iraq’s tyrant deposed dictator Saddam Hussain is using evry trick up his sleeves to garner sumpathy of the liberals in the world. He has iterated his allegation that [..]
Terrorists’ World – Flashback 2005
(1.) Peru- On the New Year Day Antauo Humalo, a retired Peruvian army major seized a police station in a small town taking 17 hostages. He called on [..]
Shia-Sunni clashes on rife in Iraq
The Shia-Sunni animosity in the strife-torn Iraq is on the rise. For Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the al-Qaeda man, considered number two in the dreaded organisation hierarchy, there are [..]
Terrorists kill 20 Hindus in Kashmir (India)
At least 20 Hindus are feared killed by terrorists in Kulhan area in Doda district, about 200 km north-east of Jammu in the predominantly Muslim state Jammu and [..]
The Failed States in World
The Failed States Index, prepared by the esteemed Foreign Policy magazine of the U.S. attempts to reassure the frightened humanity that the yesteryear, 2005, should have been a [..]