Al-Qaeda

Al-Qaeda terrorists are exploiting loose visa and immigration rules to enter Britain, the security services fear. Counter-terrorism police and Whitehall officials believe dozens of extremists could have arrived here by posing as students...

In this article: Pakistan, Britain, UK Border Agency, and Abu Dhabi

Officials tell inquiry Iraq and Al-Qaeda 'not allies' Former Foreign Office civil servant Tim Dowse: 45 minutes report "not significant" The UK investigated claims of links between Saddam Hussein and Al-Qaeda but decided they were not...

In this article: Iraq, Saddam Hussein, UK, Washington, and Hamas

Since al-Qaida stayed close to the jihadists, and since the jihadists were kosher, they had a free run of Pakistan. Mainly three types of al-Qaida fighters are found in Pakistan's tribal belt---veterans of the Afghan war, the post...

In this article: Taliban, Al-qaida, Pakistan, United States, Afghanistan, Suicide, Political science, Peshawar university, and Osama bin Laden

BAGHDAD - The Sunni insurgent group al-Qaida in Iraq has rebounded in strength in recent months and appears to be launching a concerted effort to cripple the Iraqi government as U.S. troops withdraw, Iraqi and American officials say. The...

In this article: Al-qaida, Iraq, U.S., Baath Party, Hussein Kamal, Baghdad, Ray Odierno, Saddam Hussein, Nouri al-Maliki, and Syria

...transmitted to the recipient. Otherwise, it is considered private information; see Privacy policy. BAGHDAD - The Sunni insurgent group al-Qaida in Iraq has rebounded in strength in recent months and appears to be launching a concerted effort...

In this article: Al-qaida, Iraq, Hussein Kamal, Baghdad, U.S., E mail, Baath Party, Ray Odierno, and Saddam Hussein

...to cripple government as U.S. exits First published in print: Sunday, November 22, 2009 BAGHDAD -- The Sunni insurgent group al-Qaida in Iraq has rebounded in strength in recent months and appears to be launching a concerted effort to...

In this article: Al-qaida, Iraq, U.S., Hussein Kamal, Baghdad, Baath Party, Ray Odierno, and Saddam Hussein

...to exchange him for one of their relatives being held by police. He was seized by al-Qaeda on Friday night, with a second mediator saying al-Qaeda became involved after being approached by someone close to the detained tribesman who was...

In this article: Yemen, Yukio Hatoyama, US, Detainee, Osama bin Laden, and Ali Abdullah Saleh

...clerics like al-Awlaki are "more dangerous than any other group." And if these clerics are jailed, "it's no big loss for al-Qaida because they don't belong to the network," he said. Many of the sites post speeches by English-speaking...

In this article: Al-qaida, Islam, United States, Jihad, and Ideology