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  • CAIRO, Egypt - Iraqi militants threatened to behead a Turkish truck driver if his company and the Kuwaiti contractor it works for don't stop their operations in Iraq within 48 hours, according to a videotape aired on Arab television Saturday. France's Foreign Minister Michel Barnier, meanwhile, was heading home from the Middle East without winning the release of two French reporters held hostage in Iraq. But he said they were still believed to be alive and that efforts to free them would continue.

  • GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) - Israel threatened to kill the entire leadership of the Islamic militant group Hamas after assassinating its founder and hinted Tuesday that Yasser Arafat could wind up on the hit list in the future. The accelerated strikes at Hamas are part of an attempt to score a decisive victory ahead of an Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip. Israel does not want to be seen as being driven out of the strip by militants, who already are claiming victory.

  • GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip Hamas defied President Mahmoud Abbas' decree Saturday that its paramilitary unit is illegal, saying it will fight any attempt to disband the force in an increasingly bloody faceoff between the Islamic militant group and Abbas' Fatah party. Three more Hamas supporters were killed in the factional fighting that threatens to plunge the Palestinian territories into civil war.

  • ... international navigation and trade and threatens the lives and property of people of many nations. ... into account the work of the CGPCS [Contact Group on Piracy Off the Coast of Somalia], the existing ... officials and al-Shabaab leaders of the militant Islamicist insurgency are reportedly wooing the pi...

  • BEIRUT - A high-ranking Hezbollah militant linked to the 1983 truck bombings at the U.S. and French embassies in Kuwait was among four people indicted Thursday by an international tribunal in the assassination of Lebanon's former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. The implication of Hezbollah, the dominant player in Lebanon's new government, threatens to plunge this Arab nation on Israel's northern border into a new and violent crisis. The Shiite militant group denies any role in the killing and vows never to turn over any of its members.

  • released, 7 held in terrorism probe AMSTERDAM (AP) -- Dutch authorities on Sunday cleared five of the 12 Somali men who were detained Christmas Eve on suspicion of preparing a terrorist attack in the Netherlands.

    ... from Yemen to take on the militant group. ***. President threatens relentless retalia...

  • Israel threatens Hamas leaders JERUSALEM Israel's deputy defense minister threatened Tuesday to target Hamas political leaders, calling them "terrorists in suits" after a rocket attack by the Islamic militant group killed an Israeli woman.

  • ... drew upon black history as "a wellspring of group strength and staying power." (5) Likewise, in thei... to combating the racial amnesia that threatens to relegate the achievements of the black past to ... in Malcolm X, black history, and militant black ideologies. Using Malcolm X as a spiritual a...

  • FBI scans N.C. licenses in search for fugitives RALEIGH, N.C. - In its search for fugitives, the FBI has begun using facial- recognition technology on millions of motorists, comparing drivers license photos with pictures of convicts in a high-tech analysis of chin widths and nose sizes. The project in North Carolina has already helped nab at least one suspect. Agents are eager to look for more criminals and possibly to expand the effort nationwide. But privacy advocates worry that the method allows authorities to track people who have done nothing wrong. Everybodys participating, essentially, in a virtual lineup by getting a drivers license, said Christopher Calabrese, an attorney who focuses on privacy issues at the American Civil Liberties Union. Earlier this year, investigators learn...

  • BAGHDAD - Under intense U.S. pressure, Iraq's parliament approved a law Wednesday paving the way for the first provincial elections in four years following months of deadlock . The breakthrough came after lawmakers decided to postpone a decision on how to resolve a power-sharing dispute over the oil- rich city of Kirkuk. The Kirkuk controversy has stoked ethnic tensions in northern Iraq and stalled approval of the election bill.

    ... police battalion of about 300, along with a group of anti-al-Qaida fighters, patrolled a village sou...Group threatens more attacks. ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - A militant gro...



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