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Indonesian cleric blames CIA for Bali bombing (AFP)AFP - An Indonesian Islamic cleric linked to the three extremists awaiting execution for the Bali bombings said Thursday the 2002 attack which killed more than 200 people was the work of the CIA. Full text |
Reuters - Syria urged Lebanon on Wednesday to cooperate in fighting what it described as a terrorist threat facing the two countries following bomb attacks against their security forces. Full text
AFP - Security forces are monitoring "another great plot" as they try to manage the "huge" threat posed by violent extremists, counter-terrorism minister Lord Alan West has warned. Full text
McClatchy Newspapers - WASHINGTON — A growing al Qaida-backed insurgency, combined with the Pakistani army's reluctance to launch an all-out crackdown, political infighting and energy and food shortages are plunging America's key ally in the war on terror deeper into turmoil and violence, says a soon-to-be completed U.S. intelligence assessment. Full text
AP - The resentencing for would-be millennium bomber Ahmed Ressam has been scheduled for December. Full text
AP - The threat of another major terrorist attack is building in Britain, a government security minister said Tuesday, a day after the House of Lords rejected a measure that would have extended the amount of time police can hold terror suspects without charge. Full text
AFP - British security forces are monitoring "another great plot" as they try to manage the "huge" threat posed by violent extremists, counter-terrorism minister Lord Alan West warned Tuesday. Full text
AFP - The British government on Monday withdrew a plan to extend the time suspected violent extremists can be held without charge after the House of Lords voted against it. Full text
Reuters - Britain's upper house of parliament firmly rejected a government proposal to tighten anti-terrorism laws on Monday, saying it would not support suspects being held for up to six weeks without charge. Full text
AFP - The government withdrew Monday a plan to extend the time suspected violent extremists can be held without charge after the House of Lords voted against it, but said the move was still vital. Full text
AP - France's first lady has become personally involved in the case of a former leftist terrorist from Italy, visiting the severely depressed woman in a hospital, the president said Monday. Full text
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Spanish police arrest 13 suspects in terror raids (AP)
Spanish police arrest 8 suspects in terror raids (AP)
Spanish police make arrests in terrorism raids (AP)
Al Qaida in Iraq leader killed in raid, U.S. says (McClatchy Newspapers)
Next president must outline homeland security aims (AP)
Rockefeller: WH stonewalling interrogation probe (AP)
UK government weighs telecom terror database (AP)
UK government considering huge telecoms database (AP)
Damascus says Lebanon, Syria face same threat (Reuters)
Damascus says Lebanon, Syria face same militant threat (Reuters)
