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Spain expected to reject bin Laden son's asylum requestMadrid - Spain is likely to reject an application for political asylum lodged by Omar bin Laden, one of the 19 children of al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, the daily El Pais reported Wednesday. Omar bin Laden, 27, requested asylum at Madrid airport o... ... |
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Death Toll Climbs in Pakistan Marriott BombingThe message from Saturday's gruesome suicide bombing of the Marriott in Islamabad was clear: Pervez Musharraf is no longer around to use his martial law and other tactics against terrorists;... ... |
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British Seek Answers as CIA Kills British Terror SuspectBritain's intelligence services appear to have been kept in the dark about Saturday's US missile attack on a house in northwest Pakistan that reportedly killed Rashid Rauf, a top British al-Qaeda suspect. ... |
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Talk to terrorist groups: former top Blair aideWestern governments should talk to Islamist extremists including Al Qaeda and the Taliban to end violence, one of former British premier Tony Blair's closest aides said in comments published Saturday in the United Kingdom. ... |
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Data Blunder: Cabinet Office Official Suspended After Iraq And Al Qaeda Documents Left On TrainA cabinet office employee has been suspended after he left top secret documents about Iraq and al Qaeda on a train. ... |
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Israel makes arrests in alleged plot against BushIsrael has accused six Arabs of trying to set up an Al Qaeda cell in Israel and said one of them had proposed attacking helicopters used during a visit by President George W Bush. ... |
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