Al-Qaeda
Afghanistan marks Soviet withdrawal anniversary as Taliban rule draws global scrutiny
The Taliban’s governance remains deeply controversial. Since returning to power in 2021, the group has imposed sweeping restrictions on women and girls and enforcing strict social rules.
Turkey opens three mosques in Gaza as Ankara expands religious influence
Accredited Muslim preachers may help the West confront radical Islam - opinion
Banning the Muslim Brotherhood: A good start, but only a first step - opinion
Officials are afraid to say 'antisemitism' when Jews are targeted - analysis
When Iran is angry over offensive cartoons in Europe, it attacks the memory of the Shoah and Jews. When Pakistan is angry it attacks Jews. When Al-Qaeda is angry it targets Jews.
Meet 'Lady Al-Qaeda' Aafia Siddiqui, who Texas gunman demanded be freed
The Pakistani neuroscientist currently serving 86 years for the attempted murder of American troops and FBI agents.
US, UK, Israel should help form an Arab NATO - opinion
The US and UK helped Islamic militias flourish in the MENA region; they can help defeat them now.
Militants kill at least 31 in central Mali
A bus was attacked by unidentified gunmen as it traveled its twice-weekly route from the village of Songho to a market in Bandiagara.
Islamic State in Afghanistan could be able to attack US in 6 months
Kahl said it could take al Qaeda "a year or two" to regenerate the capability to carry out attacks outside of Afghanistan against the United States.
Senior al-Qaeda commander in Syria killed by US army - Pentagon
The US millitary killed a senior al-Qaeda leader in Syria said the Pentagon.
Looking back at 9/11, 20 years later
Twenty years seems like a long time, a lifetime. Or thousands of missed lifetimes.
The Pakistani angle on the Taliban victory
Islamabad’s support for the terrorists played a crucial, largely ignored, role in recent events.
Afghanistan is tipping into civil war, British defense minister says
If al-Qaeda returns to Afghanistan and threatens the West, the UK could be back.
Voices from the Arab press: Juncture in Ethiopian-Egyptian relations
In what can only be interpreted as a blatant act of defiance, Ethiopia launched the second filling of the Renaissance Dam, ignoring international law and turning its back on a diplomatic solution.
