(India) IED brain in net - Hizb-ul Mujahideen militant believed "most talented" IED expert - Had Killed Dozens of Soldiers: Sahai
Peacemaker in Iraq is suspected Iranian terrorist leader - Brig. Gen. Qassem Suleimani of Iran Qods Force was designated by U.S.
(India) Safdar Nagori: The face behind SIMI's terror trail - Arrested head of Students Islamic Movement of India worked with LeT, other jihadists
(Liberia) Taylor Trial Resumes Today - Charles Taylor allegedly ordered militias to eat flesh of captured enemies & U.N. soldiers - CT Blog posts on Taylor
(U.S.) Pentagon seeks charges for embassy bombing suspect - Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani accused of supplying 1998 Tanzania embassy bombers - see DOD press release
(Pakistan) Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan vows to continue jihad against US -- 'Give up pro-US stance first': Taliban set terms for talks with govt
(Pakistan) 'US jittery over Pak terror efforts' -- analysts say Washington has reservations about Pakistan's possible talks with militants
(Norway) Trial opens under Norway's strengthened anti-terrorism laws -- three men charged with shooting at synagogue or plotting attacks on U.S. and Israel embassies
Liechtenstein freezes "ETA bank accounts" at judge's request -- Winding route of terrorist group funds traces back to alpine tax haven and Spain
(Indonesia) Muslim hardliners in Indonesia rally over Dutch film -- Awit Mashuri: "I call on Muslims around the world, if you run into the maker of the film, kill him"
11 killed in Iraq attacks - 6 Iraqi police killed and suicide car bomb killed 5 anti-Qaeda
Update: U.S. bombs Basra to support Iraqi forces. U.S. forces bombed Basra on Saturday as about 40 Iraqi police commandos based in Baghdad deserted to join the Mehdi Army.
(Gaza) Palestinians: IDF kills Gazan near fence -- Army says man hurled a grenade at troops near barrier
Film critical of Islam dropped from Web site -- U.N. Secretary General: "The right of free expression is not at stake here." -- see also Douglas Farah's March 28 posting
Indonesia condemns Dutch anti-Islam film: reports -- "proved that the West is not serious in upholding democracy and tolerance"
Afghan radio station attacked -- Radio Zafar near Kabul accused of being un-Islamic
(U.S. News & World Report) The Risks of Defeating Al Qaeda in Iraq -- Experts warn that jihadist fighters could carry their fight to other nations
(Pakistan) 50 Swat policemen sacked for 'lack of courage' -- police were taking leave to avoid any possible militant attack on them
U.S.-Based ISPs Count Known Terror Groups as Clients -- Network Solutions - which blocked Geert Wilders' Fitna, not only has been supporting Hezbollah web sites, but also Hamas web sites
(U.S.) Another Ex-CAIR Official in Legal Trouble -- IPT reports that Muthanna Al-Hanooti was former CAIR official
Somalia: PM Dismisses Reports Town Captured -- disputes report on Jowhar in Ethiopian media - says was no more than hit and run attack
(Canada) Police to scan parade for terror links -- Last year's Surrey Vaisakhi parade honoured Sikh 'martyrs'
(Netherlands) Dutch PM rejects Geert Wilders film -- Fitna mixes passages from Qur'an with images of Islamists' comments, actions -- PM states "The film equates Islam with violence. We reject that interpretation."
(Philippines) 'Al Qaeda terrorist' falls in sting operation -- extortionist claiming to be an Al Qaeda terrorist was arrested in a sting operation inside an Internet cafe
(J&K) Police claim breakthrough in Srinagar bombing - 3 Hizbul Mujaheedin arrested for last week's bombing
