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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 - There is real danger that Islamic extremist groups such as al-Qaida and Hezbollah could form alliances with wealthy and powerful Latin American drug lords to launch new terrorist attacks, U.S. officials said Wednesday. Full text
AFP - The United States has transferred two unidentified detainees from its "war on terror" detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba to other countries, the Pentagon said Wednesday. Full text
AP - Former hostage Ingrid Betancourt made an emotional appeal to EU lawmakers Wednesday to work for the release of other captives, saying nations must drop long-held taboos against talking with terror groups. Full text
AP - Two doctors charged with trying to bomb a Glasgow airport and London's West End will be portrayed by prosecutors as terrorists in thrall to a fundamental form of Islam, a jury in London heard Wednesday. Full text
AP - Pakistan's new spy chief briefed lawmakers Wednesday in an unusual private session focused on the fledgling government's fight against Taliban and al-Qaida militants entrenched in the tribal belt along the Afghan border. Full text
AFP - Pakistan's parliament met Wednesday amid massive security for an unprecedented intelligence briefing on the threat posed to the country from Al-Qaeda and Taliban militants, officials said. Full text
AP - The U.N.'s new human rights chief said Wednesday she would press governments worldwide to ensure they followed international rights standards while tackling threats from terrorism. Full text
AFP - Pakistan's parliament will meet Wednesday amid massive security for a rare intelligence briefing on the threat posed by Al-Qaeda and Taliban militants, officials said. Full text
AP - Police say they are searching an apartment in the northern English city of Leeds as part of the investigation into the London bombings on July 7, 2005. Full text
AFP - White House hopefuls John McCain and Barack Obama clashed Tuesday once again on combating terrorism on the Afghan-Pakistan border in their second of three presidential debates. 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)
