Miami Herald (Free subscription) | yesterday
... of a Syrian troop buildup along Lebanon's northern border and follows bombings blamed on Islamic militants in the two neighboring Mideast countries.The United States is a backer of Lebanon's army and has pledged more help since President Michel Suleiman's September meeting with President Bush. At the time, U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates was quoted as saying the Lebanese army was given...
kansascity.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
BEIRUT, Lebanon The United States and Lebanon on Monday set up a joint military commission to bolster military cooperation - a move that follows the first visit by the newly elected Lebanese president to Washington.
The development comes against the backdrop of a Syrian troop buildup along Lebanon's northern border and follows bombings blamed on Islamic militants in the two neighboring...
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Free subscription) | yesterday
... of a Syrian troop buildup along Lebanon's northern border and follows bombings blamed on Islamic militants in the two neighboring Mideast countries.The United States is a backer of Lebanon's army and has pledged more help since President Michel Suleiman's September meeting with President Bush. At the time, U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates was quoted as saying the Lebanese army was given...
ireland.com (Free subscription) | 03/10/2008
A gun battle between Indian troops and Muslim militants in the Himalayas in Kashmir has ended after a week, killing 14 people, the army said today.
Philadelphia Inquirer (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
... and a female," the statement read.The U.S. military said that Zubaydi was a former member of Sunni Muslim militant group Ansar al Islam and had been responsible for bombings and other attacks in Baghdad for at least two years. He is alleged to have carried out the 2006 kidnappings and executions of four Russian Embassy workers, including one who was videotaped allegedly being shot...
Riehl World View (Free subscription) | 03/10/2008
Geez Fox, if you're going to run a Fact Check , it might help if you had your facts right, or at least didn't misinterpret a statement. PALIN: "We cannot afford to lose against al-Qaida and the Shia extremists who are still there, still fighting us." THE FACTS: She appeared to confuse the two main Muslim sects in Iraq. Al-Qaida is solely made up of Sunni Muslim militants. Through...
IOL (Free subscription) | 01/10/2008
R/$ 8.26R/€ 11.62R/£ 14.67Gold $/oz 884.30JSE Alsi 23,332.65 Article Search » » » » » Blasts hurt 15 in India October 01 2008 at 08:19PM Guwahati, India - At least 15 people were wounded when three bombs exploded in a town in India's remote north-east on Wednesday, police said.Muslim militant groups, based in neighbouring Bangladesh, were probably behind the bomb blasts in the Radhanagar...
Deutsche Welle: DW-WORLD.DE (Free subscription) | 01/10/2008
At least one person has been killed and 35 people were wounded when at least three bombs exploded in close succession in north-eastern India. The explosions happened in Agartala, the capital of Tripura state. No one has assumed responsibility for the blasts. A wave of bomb attacks has hit India in recent months, killing more than 125 people. Police have blamed most of these attacks on Muslim...
Stop the ACLU (Free subscription) | 30/09/2008
Following up on the recent bombing in Syria The weekend attack that killed 17 people in Damascus was the work of a suicide bomber, according to Syrian officials. It marks a new departure for the Arab republic. Although affected by violent Muslim extremists in the past, Syria had thus far escaped the sort of mass casualty suicide [...]
Israelated (Free subscription) | 01/10/2008
... deadliest – attack to occur in the country since the 1980s when authorities fought an uprising by Muslim militants. The government-owned daily al-Thawra claimed in an editorial Sunday that recent attacks in Syria were planned outside the country, but did not mention any names. However, the comment came a week after Syria massed thousands of troops north of its borders with neighboring...
