Washington, Sep 24: Libya’s independent leader Muammar Gaddafi while addressing the United Nations said Kashmir should be an independent buffer state between India and Pakistan.In 90-minute speech Gaddafi spoke about the political and diplomatic history of the world
New York, Sep 15: A United States military raid killed Saleh-al-Saleh Nabhan, one of Al-Qaeda's top commanders.The New York Times reported that Nabhan, who was searched for years was killed when four US helicopters shot the two trucks carrying Nabhan and
Mogadishu, Aug 26: A French security agent kidnapped by insurgents in Somalia last month has escaped from the captors, Somalia officials said on Wednesday, Aug 26."The agent is safe in the presidential palace and in a good mood," said the assistant
Washington, Jun 12: Leon Panetta, the CIA Director on Thursday, Jun 11 said that the US intelligence agency believes al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden is hiding in Pakistan. He added that the agency is hoping that the joint operations with
London, Apr 15: Somali pirates have attacked another US merchant ship, Liberty Sun which was carrying cargo of food aid, off the coast of Somalia using rocket-propelled grenades and automatic weapons, says a BBC report.After coming under fire, the Liberty Sun
Seoul, Nov 9: North Korea offered a rare note of thanks to long-time foe the United States for helping its sailors fend off an attack by pirates off the coast of Somalia.
Mogadishu, Aug 19: At least 16 people were killed and 30 others
wounded today in a fierce gun battle between rival clans in central Somalia,
witnesses said.
London, Feb.16 (ANI): Islamic extremists who have attended terror training camps in Somalia are returning to Britain, leaving the country's security and intelligence services quite worried over the possibility of them launching attacks.
Washington, Apr.6 (ANI): Two young Americans who left their homes to join an Al Qaeda-linked terrorist group in Somalia held a rare "press conference" in Southern Somalia on Monday, saying they want to be killed "for the sake of God."
Washington, June 12 (ANI): A small handful of the terrorist group's leaders, are moving frequently between Pakistan, Somalia and Yemen, and according to officials in Washington, they are now communicating and trying to coordinate their actions with greater accuracy.