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Somali islamists attack Ethiopian troops

Mogadishu - The Islamist militant group al-Shabaab attacked an Ethiopian military base in Somalia Saturday killing at least 23 people, witnesses said.
In the Media by Layne Weiss

Al-Shabaab suicide truck bombing in Mogadishu claims 70 lives

Mogadishu - A suicide truck bombing at the Ministry of Education in Mogadishu claims at least 70 lives. Many of the victims are students who were to receive scholarships from the Turkish government. Al-Shabbab militants have claimed responsibility for the attack.
In the Media by Pierre Waithe - 8 comments

Op-Ed: Secession, National Sovereignty, and Territorial Integrity

When Kosovo attained its independence in February 2008, some pundits warned against this precedent-setting event and foresaw a disintegration of sovereign states from Belgium to Russia. This time, with South Sudan, they remained mum.
In the Media by Sam Vaknin

Philippine Muslim rebels resume peace talks with government

The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), the largest Muslim rebel group in southern Philippines and the government under President Benigno Aquino lll resumed talks for the first time Wednesday after the accord was rejected by the supreme court in 2008.
In the Media by Leo Reyes

Philippine military and communist rebels forge holiday ceasefire

The Communist Party of the Philippines(CPP) and its armed group, the New Peoples Army (NPA) have forged an agreement with Philippine military for an 18-day ceasefire.
In the Media by Leo Reyes

Grave bombings, factionalism warn of bloodshed around Somalia

Mogadishu - Shifting alliances and the destruction of graves belonging to Islamic saints and scholars presents a picture of the bloody factionalism that continues to plague Somalia, while the UN-backed government is weakened by its own corruption.
In the Media by Bradley Axmith - 1 comment

Afghanistan's Karzai to Offer Taliban Money for Jobs and Arms

Afghanistan president Hamid Karzai is trying to entice members of Taliban to surrender their arms to the government in exchange for cash and jobs. Taliban immediately rejected the proposal saying they cannot be bought.
In the Media by Leo Reyes - 2 comments

Video Shows Afghan Insurgents with U.S. Equipment and Ammunition

Earlier today Al-Jazeera broadcast a video showing insurgents handling weapons, including anti-personnel mines with U.S. markings on them.
In the Media by Bob Gordon - 3 comments

Five al Qaida-Linked Militants Killed in Encounter with RP Troops

Philippine government troops engaged the al-Qaida-linked terrorist group Abu Sayyaf Tuesday, killing five of their members. A government troop was wounded in the encounter that happened in Basilan in southern Philippines.
In the Media by Leo Reyes - 1 comment

Philippine Government Fights Insurgency with Cash Incentives

The government of the Philippines is giving away cash incentives to civilian individuals who can convince rebel members of Communist Party of the Philippines and the Muslim's MILF, two of the country's top rebel groups, to return to the fold of the law.
In the Media by Leo Reyes - 8 comments
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'I was a rebel, now I fix bikes. People are still angry with me'
About 20 suspected insurgents have been killed in attacks by Pakistani jets near the Afghan border, officials say.
The US condemns the conduct of several American soldiers shown apparently abusing the corpses of suspected Afghan insurgents in 2010.

Afghan President Hamid Karzai is welcoming a possible deal that would allow Taliban insurgents to open an office in Qatar in order to hold talks with the United States.


Somali insurgents have shut down food aid distribution by a major humanitarian group because they say the organization is distributing spoiled food in the famine-hit south.

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Illegal logging in Swat

Abdullah sits roasting green, salt-covered corn over an open fire. Though he is only fifteen, he runs a small cabin for...
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Balochistan: Hope or no hope?

The long-standing issue of strategically important and resource rich Balochistan requires more attention than it has...
Dec 22, 2011 by Mureed Bizenjo

Sino-Indian rivalry plays out in Nepal

For long Nepal has been dependent on India both politically and economically while maintainig stable relationship with...
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Balochistan continues to mourn: Five more killed

The Mineral Rich Balochistan being the largest but the most backward province of Pakistan remains somber with many...
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