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Africa   Australia   Money   Photos   Terrorism  
 The Australian 
System transfers funds to radicals
| AN "underground" banking system - investigated by the US for allegedly transmitting funds for terrorist operations - is suspected of being used in Australia to channel money to extremists in Africa.... (photo: WN)
PKK War
Bombs   Defence   Photos   Rebels   Slideshow   Turkey  
 Turkish Press 
Turkey bombs Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq
| A Kurdish youth jumps over a fire during a celebration in Istanbul in March. Turkish warplanes bombed Kurdish rebel positions in neighbouring northern Iraq overnight, the latest in a series of air s... (photo: Jamal Penjweny)
The governor of the Mexican state of Baja California, Jose Guadalupe Osuna Millan, second from right, speaks during a high level security cabinet news conference after meeting with various sectors of society to address the growing violence in the region Friday, May 9, 2008 in Tijuana, Mexico.  San Diego 
Top officials vow to go after kidnappers
TIJUANA - The battle against organized crime brought Mexico's top federal law enforcement officials to Baja California yesterday, vowing new strategies and intensified efforts against kidnapping rings... (photo: AP / David Maung)
Crime   Defence   Government   Mexico   Photos   Slideshow  
U.S. State Department's top Korea specialist Sung Kim, left, and other officers carry box loads of documents detailing activity at North Korea's key nuclear reactor at the border village of Panmunjom in the demilitarized zone that separates the two Koreas, South Korea, Saturday, May 10, 2008. Kim traveled Saturday back to South Korea by land after collecting approximately 18,000 secret papers during a three-day visit to Pyong  The Star 
U.S. says North Korea documents date back to 1986
| WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States said on Saturday documents handed over by North Korea detailed its weapons-grade plutonium program as far back as 1986 and were an "important first step" in ... (photo: AP / Lee Jin-man)
N Korea   Nuclear   Photos   US   Weapons  
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 Afghan prisoners leave the prison courtyard before their release from Pul-e-Charki jail in Kabul on Monday, Sept. 13, 2004. The group of 371 Afghans who fought beside the Taliban against U.S.-led forces after the September 11 were released from Pul-e-Cha The Australian
'Time to talk to Taliban'
| A KEY adviser and cousin of Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai has warned that fighting in the strife-torn country could drag on for 10 years or more unless the insurge... (photo: AP Photo )
Afghanistan   Photos   Politics   Taliban   Terrorism  
Sandstorm in Baghdad Lexington Herald-Leader
Rocket hits BBC bureau in Baghdad
| BAGHDAD -- | Shiite militants launched rockets toward the fortified Green Zone on Friday, taking advantage of a sandstorm that gave cover from attacks by U.S. aircraft.... (photo: Jamal Penjweny)
Baghdad   Greenzone   Iraqi   Photos   Rockets  
 Former CIA operative Valerie Plame gestures while testifying on Capitol Hill, Friday, March 16, 2007, before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. (gm1)      BBC News
Move to resurrect CIA leak case
| Ex-CIA agent Valerie Plame has begun an attempt to resurrect a lawsuit against officials in the Bush administration, among them Vice-President Dick Cheney. | She accuse... (photo: AP/Dennis Cook)
CIA   Cheney   Court   Intelligence   Photos   Slideshow  
 President George W. Bush attends the swearing-in of Gen. Michael Hayden as the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency by Director of National Intelligence John Negroponte at CIA Headquarters in Langley, Va., Wednesday, May 31, 2006. Pictured holding Infowars
Judge orders CIA to turn over 2002 torture memo
| A U.S. judge ordered the Central Intelligence Agency on Thursday to submit to the court a 2002 memo said to specify harsh interrogation methods used on suspected terror... (photo: White House)
Civil   Crime   Human Rights   Photos   Security   Terrorism   Torture   US   Washington  
 This image taken from an undated video produced by al-Qaida´s media arm, Al-Sahab, and made available Friday, Sept. 7, 2007 by the SITE Institute, a Washington-based group that monitors terror messages, shows Osama bin Laden speaking in the first n The Guardian
Where in the World Is Osama Bin Laden?
Good question. And although it is half-heartedly pursued and, in the end, lazily dismissed on the feeble sub-Bennite grounds that policies are more important than persona... (photo: (AP Photo/Site Institute via AP Television News))
Al Qaida   Documentary   Osama   Photos   Slideshow   Terrorism  
 Abu Ayyub al-Masri  or  Abu Hamza al-Muhajer              (js1) The Australian
Iraq al-Qaeda leader arrested
| IRAQI and US forces have detained a man suspected of being the leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq, Iraqi security officials said today. | The Arabic television station al-Arabi... (photo: AP / U.S. Military)
Defence   Iraq   Photos   Terrorism   US  
 Members of a Chinese military honor guard march during a welcome ceremony for Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Marine Gen. Peter Pace at the Ministry of Defense in Beijing, China, March 22, 2007. cg1 Asia Times
China's submarine progress alarms India
| By Siddharth Srivastava | NEW DELHI - Recent reports about China's nuclear-powered submarine and naval capabilities are raising concern in New Delhi. It has also drawn ... (photo: USAF/Staff Sgt. D. Myles Cullen)
China   Defence   India   Photos   Politics  
Defence Military
- Militants killed in Afghani raids
- Hezbollah battles Druze, five dead
- Violence eases in Baghdad
- Hezbollah battles Druze east of Beirut, 5 dead
Mideast Lebanon Explosion
Hezbollah battles Druze east of Beirut, 5 dead
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- British troops guide US Marines on anti-Taleban raids in Afg
- 10 dead as rebels clash with troops
- Joint military exercise today
- US military orders court-martial for contractor in Iraq
A Lebanese soldier guards the port of the southern city of Tyre, Lebanon, as a Lebanese navy ship, carrying troops, trucks and armored personnel carriers to be deployed in the south of the country, approaches Thursday Aug. 17, 2006. Lebanese troops, tanks and armored vehicles began deploying south of the strategic Litani River early Thursday after the Israeli army stepped up its withdrawal from the region and handed over some of its positions to U.N. peacekeeper
Lebanon troops patrol Beirut
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CIA FBI
- Blogs, 'CIA brother' spin zest into Carnaby mystery
- Digest: Researchers cleared to dig for Charles Manson victim
- Plame seeks to resurrect lawsuit in CIA leak case
- Plame seeks to resurrect lawsuit in CIA leak case
 Former CIA operative Valerie Plame gestures while testifying on Capitol Hill, Friday, March 16, 2007, before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. (gm1)
Move to resurrect CIA leak case
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- Agents at FBI, ATF never learned to share
- Merged FBI, ATF still rivals
- FBI tip improves on 'The Legend'
- FBI snaps fake Chinese computer parts
An FBI agent, center, stands outside a Northern Illinois University lecture hall where a lone gunman has shot and killed five in DeKalb, Ill., Thursday, Feb. 14, 2008.
FBI withdraws secret Internet Archive probe
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Pentagon Al Qaida
- Pentagon cultivated 'expert analysts'
- Pentagon adviser barred from Gitmo case
- Pentagon official barred from aiding war-crime prosecution
- Pentagon to end cremations at facility that handles pets
Defendant Adolf Eichmann listens as he is sentenced to death by the court in Jerusalem, Israel, 15 Dec. 1961.
Pentagon official barred from aiding war-crime prosecution
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- Gwynne Dyer: Healthcare Obama's likely preferred cure fo
- System transfers funds to radicals
- Iraq vows to stamp out Al Qaeda
- Mosul offensive to be the 'fiercest' against Al Qaed
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