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Mandira | Feb 11 2008
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Can you believe Al-Qaeda, world’s largest terror group is frightened seeing its fighters leaving the organization? Recent documents captured by US troops reveals that Al-Qaeda leaders in Iraq show the group has been weakened and that civilian...
Sunit | Feb 9 2008
abu hamza al masri
The outspoken radical Islamic cleric Abu Hamza Al Masri has been cleared of extradition to the United States of America by the British government. This is an important ruling by the British home department and sends out a clear message to radical...
Rhapsodysinger | Jan 7 2008
woman bomber
If women suicide bombers expect respect from their male counterparts, they are sorely mistaken. It appears that women are being inducted into terrorist ranks to mock the masculinity of Muslim men. Professor Mohammad Hafiz, an expert on Islamic...
Rhapsodysinger | Jan 3 2008
osama with his troops
Al Qaeda is being used by Presidents Musharraf and Bush to distract everyone from domestic problems that plague both countries. Pakistan does not know who to blame for Benazir Bhutto's death and the US has not yet been able to catch Osama Bin Laden....
Sunit | Dec 21 2007
a torture chamber
Iraq's security might have improved over the recent months due to a surge in US troops in the troubled areas and the strength that Iraqis have shown to stand firm in the face of Al-Qaeda-led extremist terrorism. But is it the true reality? Well,...
Sunit | Dec 18 2007
al qaeda number two zawahri
Osama Bin Laden's Al Qaeda organisation continues with its customary propaganda war against the west via its media arm. In a very first for the terror organisation, Al Qaeda supporters and sympathisers have been asked to appear in an online interview...
Sunit | Dec 15 2007
ayman al zawahri in his audio message
Well, Al Qaeda has finally reacted to the Annapolis agreement which saw Israel and Palestine agree to reopen their stalled talks. The message from the international terror organisation's number two Ayman Al Zawahri may look a normal Al Qaeda reaction to...
Balbhadra Rana | Dec 13 2007
lebanon bombing dec 2007
The massive bomb which killed Lebanon's likely next army chief, Brig. Gen. Francois Hajj, has raised many questions. At first glance it would appear to be revenge killing by Fatah al-Islam, the Al Qaeda aided Muslim outfit that was hounded out from the...
Sunit | Dec 12 2007
devastation
Algeria is not new to fundamentalist violence and Islamic radicals have often struck domestic interests to bring about a political change in the predominantly Muslim country. But what concerns the most is the manner of yesterday's deadly bombings which...
Vinod | Dec 7 2007
internet
Every passing century has seen something dynamic happening, something that became revolutionary, that changed life along with it and from then on. The industrial revolution, the rise of nation states, democracy and sophisticated technological...
Subhankar | Oct 30 2007
musharraf suffers bomb scare
When on Monday the armed pro-Al Qaeda militants in the notorious North-Western Frontier Province agreed to a ceasefire agreement with the Pakistan government, there was surge of hope that this time Pakistan could just move forward in eradicating...
Subhankar | Oct 17 2007
afghanistan can the nation ever climb up the ladder
There was a strong sense of hope and progress in 2001 when the US drove away the Taliban to the far outskirts and mountains of Afghanistan in their immediate retaliation to the 9/1 attacks by al-Qaeda. But six years down the line and the country is...
Pratyush | Oct 15 2007
al qaeda using internt for terror
The growing influence of Internet all around the globe has also given a weapon in the hands of terror groups to spread their messages to their subordinates and other like-minded people everywhere. More than 100 English Internet sites are reportedly...
Subhankar | Oct 13 2007
a soldier in iraq with two children
Retired Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez's assessment of the murky situation in Iraq is hardly a novel one. His conviction that the Bush administration has been found lacking in strategic and administrative skills to combat the sensitive situation in Iraq,...
Subhankar | Oct 8 2007
war on terror when and how will it end
The global war on terror is rapidly failing. That's the message that has for long been circulating. A number of think-tanks in recent months have been publishing various research and reports on this matter and if anyone needs telling, all those reports...

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