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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 |
AP - An official says a suicide bomber attacked a group of anti-insurgent tribesmen in a Pakistani tribal region near the Afghan border, killing at least 10 and wounding more than 50. Full text
AP - U.S. missile attacks on suspected militants inside Pakistan are destabilizing the country and "helping the terrorists," Pakistan's foreign ministry said Friday. Full text
The Christian Science Monitor - A dispute over what to do about 17 Chinese Muslims detained at the Guant??namo Bay military prison is developing into a major showdown over the power of the judiciary to enforce fundamental constitutional rights in the war on terror. Full text
The Christian Science Monitor - A suicide bomber struck the headquarters of the Anti-terrorism Squad of the Islamabad police force Thursday afternoon, just as lawmakers were preparing to convene 15 miles away to discuss growing militancy in the country. Full text
AP - An Ohio-based charity that the U.S. government says is linked to Hamas is demanding that officials unfreeze its assets. Full text
Reuters - The Bush administration looks poised to provisionally remove North Korea from the State Department's terrorism blacklist, perhaps as soon as Friday, The Washington Post reported on Thursday. Full text
AP - A suspected U.S. missile strike targeted two areas in a Pakistani tribal region near the Afghanistan border on Thursday, killing at least nine people, Pakistani intelligence officials said. Full text
AFP - A suicide attack struck a police complex in Islamabad and a roadside bomb killed 10 people in Pakistan's northwest on Thursday, underscoring the growing threat posed by Islamist militants. Full text
AP - Libya has started making payments into a fund to compensate the families of American victims of Libyan-linked terror attacks in the 1980s, another step in the full normalization of long-strained ties between Washington and Tripoli, a senior U.S. official said Thursday. Full text
AFP - Two doctors accused of plotting failed car bombings in London and Glasgow wanted to commit "indiscriminate and wholesale" murder, prosecutors alleged Thursday on the first day of a major anti-terror trial. 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)
