Twentieth 9/11 hijacker was radicalised by the ‘daily racism’
His mother, Aicha el-Wafi, said the seeds for the attacks were planted when her son was abused for his races as a teenager in France.
Taliban militants kidnap about 40 Pakistani boys in Afghanistan
Afghanistan shares a disputed and unmarked 2,400-kilometre (1,500-mile) border with Pakistan, and Taliban and other al-Qaeda-linked militants have carved out strongholds on either side
US arrests Pakistani on terror support charges
"These campaigns seek to recruit individuals to participate in violent jihad and to promote the spread of terror."
Credible evidence Iran working on nuke weapons
Enrichment can produce both nuclear fuel and fissile warhead material, and Tehran — which says it wants only to produce fuel with the technology — is under four sets of U.N. Security Council sanctions for refusing to freeze enrichment, which it says it needs for fuel only.
Syrian forces kill 23 in mass anti-Assad protests after Friday prayers
Women took to the streets in the southern Syrian town of Jassem, in the Daraa province, where the pro-democracy protests shaking Syria since mid-March first broke out, the LCC said, adding that gunfire was heard.
Ten Kuwaiti lawyers to join defense team for Egypt’s Mubarak
Other countries in the Arab Gulf region also view the Mubarak trial with dismay, since was not only viewed as a friend of rulers there but a mainstay of the Arab political architecture during his three decades in power.
Only eight Iraqi Jews in Baghdad in 2009
Another synagogue in the southern port city of Basra had been turned into a warehouse.
35 Iraqi inmates tunnel out, most recaptured
Last month, two inmates and one guard were killed in a prison break in the central Iraqi city of Hilla. Earlier this year a dozen terror suspects disguised in police uniforms broke out of a temporary detention center in the southern port city of Basra.
Two Pakistani Christians Seriously Injured for Refusing Islam
“The Muslims got out of the car armed with iron rods and attacked Ishfaq and Naeem, shouting that they should either recite the Kalma or be prepared to die,”
US issues global 9/11 travel alert
The department said it had not identified any “specific threats” about possible attacks but that al-Qaeda and its affiliates had “demonstrated the intent and capability to carry out attacks” against the US and US interests.