'It can happen anywhere'

Article Abstract:

The new wave of terrorists are indicating that no one is safe anywhere in the world and while no evidence connects the suicide bombers on the London transit system with the Sharm al-Sheikh car-bomb attacks, both were coordinated, fairly sophisticated plots. Whoever the terrorists are, they seem intent on driving wedges between the US and its allies in both Iraq and in the broader war on terror, one by one, targeting any Muslims who ally themselves with the US and other Western powers or work for their companies.

Analysis, International aspects, Influence, Security, International, International security, Suicide bombings

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The militants strike back

Article Abstract:

Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf's move to deploy 70,000 Pakistani troops into Mohammed Bilal's refuge in Southern Waziristan, a lawless tribal area on the Afghanistan border, led to greater resurgence of terrorist attacks in Pakistan. Various terrorist attacks occurring in Karachi and Quetta and Army operations to find militants are reported.

Musharraf, Pervez

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Why can't we get him?

Article Abstract:

Two years after the tragic incidence of 9/11 attacks, the mastermind behind this, Osama bin Laden, appears to be alive, created news. He enjoys public support from parts of Pakistan and Bluchistan, now governed by pro-Taliban parties.

bin Laden, Osama, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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