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Fort Hood and Killeen are not Obama territory
Barack Obama has joined thousands of mourners at a memorial honoring those killed in last week's shooting at the US military base at Fort Hood. The emotional tribute comes as the investigation continues into what motivated the suspect.
PAKISTAN
Face-to-face with an al Qaeda militant
FRANCE 24’s correspondent in Pakistan, Anne-Isabelle Tollet, entered the tribal zones situated along the porous border with Afghanistan, where she met a man who said he was active in Osama bin Laden’s terrorist network. Here is her exclusive report.
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DIPLOMACY
Clinton hits out at Pakistani government over al Qaeda
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton struck an assertive tone in Pakistan on Thursday, criticizing its government for not doing more to root out al Qaeda and calling for better management of the economy.
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IRAQ
Al Qaeda claims responsibility for twin bombings
Al Qaeda's Iraqi wing has claimed responsibility for Sunday's double suicide bombings in Baghdad that killed around 100 people and wounded over 500 more.
IRAQ
Baghdad blasts death toll passes 150
Hundreds of Iraqi mourners gathered at the site where twin bombs exploded on Sunday killing more than 150 people and wounding at least 500 others.
TERRORISM
France charges nuclear scientist suspected of al Qaeda links
French magistrates charged a nuclear scientist from the European Organisation for Nuclear Research with membership of a terrorist group on Monday, suspecting him of having links with al Qaeda.
FRANCE
Police release one of two brothers held for suspected Qaeda links
Police released the younger brother of a 32-year-old French engineer at the CERN nuclear research lab arrested for suspected links to al Qaeda. The researcher himself remains in detention.
FRANCE
Nuclear lab worker arrested for alleged al Qaeda link
French security services have arrested an engineer working at the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) lab on suspicion of having links to al Qaeda's network and expressing a desire to carry out attacks, officials said on Friday.
MAURITANIA
Army claims to have captured seven Al Qaeda suspects
Mauritania's security forces announced Monday that the military arrested seven suspected members of Al-Qaeda's North African wing in the desert near the border with both Mali and Algeria last week.
TERRORISM
New bin Laden tape warns Europeans against allying with the US
Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden has released a new audio message telling Europe to end its alliance with the United States, an intelligence monitoring group said on Friday. The message comes two days before Germany's general election.
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