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Bloodshed In The Name Of Allah (SWT)
Fresh violence ahead of Kashmir vote
At least seven people are killed and 24 injured, ahead of a crucial
stage in Kashmir's staggered elections.
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Suspected militants arrested in Pakistan
Police in
Pakistan
arrest two suspected militants including an Afghan in the north-western
city of Peshawar.
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23/09/2002
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Five militants killed in Kashmir
Police in Indian-administered
Kashmir
say shoot dead five suspected Islamic militants in a gun battle close to
the Line of Control.
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23/09/2002
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South-East Asia's terror clampdown
BBC News Online charts Asia's
Muslim militant sweep since the attacks on the US last September.
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Violence as Kashmir campaigning ends
Campaigning ends for the second round of polls in Indian-administered
Kashmir as 15 people are killed overnight.
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Indian police end Kashmir siege
Security forces in Indian-administered Kashmir retake a police complex
seized by suspected Islamic militants, killing one of the attackers.
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22/09/2002
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Blockade warning at rural march
A farmers' leader warns of French-style militancy if the plight of
250,000 countryside dwellers marching through London is not heard.
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22/09/2002
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Kashmir minister survives attack
Militants in Indian-held
Kashmir
attack state tourism minister Sakina Itoo - the third such attempt on
her life in the last few days.
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Karachi blast suspects held
Police in
Pakistan
arrest five more militants in connection with a suicide bomb attack on
the US consulate in Karachi in June.
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Kashmir minister survives new attack
The authorities in Indian-held
Kashmir
say suspected militants have tried to kill state tourism minister Sakina
Itoo for the third time.
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Militant crackdown saved Malaysia - PM
Mahathir Mohamad says detentions under a controversial security act
prevented attempts to overthrow his government.
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Kashmir political activist shot dead
Unidentified gunmen kill a ruling party activist in Indian-administered
Kashmir in continued poll-related violence.
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US notes rise in Kashmir incursions
The US ambassador to India says militant incursions into Indian-held
Kashmir have risen, and calls on Pakistan to live up to its promises.
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Germany bans 'militant' groups
The interior minister outlaws 16 groups linked to a jailed Turkish
militant, using anti-terror legislation passed after the 11 September
attacks.
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School attack in Kashmir
Suspected militants spray gunfire at a school in Indian-held Kashmir,
killing two, as the US warns that cross-border militancy is on the rise.
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Israel bomb went off 'prematurely'
Militant group Islamic Jihad says it was behind a suicide bombing that
killed an Israeli policeman - the first in weeks.
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Bush seeks a stronger hand
Saddam's offer on weapons inspectors produces militancy in the US
Congress, writes the BBC's Paul Reynolds.
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Bomb blast at Palestinian school
Israeli militants are suspected of planting a bomb at a Palestinian
school south of
Hebron,
which injured five children.
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Pakistan shuns Kashmir poll
Pakistan's
state-run television service reminds its viewers not to take the
elections in Indian-administered Kashmir seriously, reports the BBC's
Zaffar Abbas.
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Pakistan shuns Kashmir poll
Pakistan's
state-run television service reminds its viewers not to take the
elections in Indian-administered Kashmir seriously, reports the BBC's
Zaffar Abbas.
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Kashmiris vote amid sporadic violence
Voting in the first phase of four-stage elections in Indian-administered
Kashmir is marred by sporadic violence.
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Kashmir embarks on troubled election
Indian-controlled Kashmir is voting in the first phase of elections,
amid tight security after a campaign overshadowed by violence.
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Key al-Qaeda suspect interrogated
Suspected militant leader Ramzi Binalshibh is still being questioned in
Pakistan, as Germany says it will not contest his extradition to the US.
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Kashmir minister escapes ambush
Suspected separatist militants attack the convoy of Indian Kashmir's
only woman minister on the eve of state elections.
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India defends Kashmir poll
India's prime minister hits back at Pakistani ciriticism of elections in
the disputed region, accusing Islamabad of arming militant separatists.
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Israeli tanks raid Gaza town
One Palestinian is killed and several injured as Israeli tanks raid
Rafah in a sweep for suspected militants.
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Press ups stakes on Pankisi gorge
Russian and Georgian papers assess the latest bitter exchange over the
presence of what Russia sees as pro-Chechen militants in Georgia's
Pankisi Gorge.
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Gunfight disrupts Kashmir funeral
Mourners run for cover at the funeral of a minister murdered by
militants in Indian-held Kashmir as shooting breaks out nearby.
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Putin warns of 'self-defence' strikes
President Putin says Russia has the right to self-defence from militants
crossing the border from Georgia, hinting at military strikes.
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Minister killed in Kashmir
Suspected militants kill a number of people, including a minister, in
pre-election violence in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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Why unions are militant
The strong labour market and pay restraint in the public sector is
behind much union militancy.
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Arab Israeli stripped of citizenship
Israel for the first time revokes the citizenship of an Arab accused of
helping Palestinian militants carry out suicide attacks.
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Kashmir attacks leave eight dead
Kashmiri militants kill eight people - policemen and civilians - a week
before the disputed region begins voting in elections.
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Nine killed in Kashmir
Police in Indian-administered Kashmir say militants have shot dead five
Hindus in a village in Rajouri district in Jammu.
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Egypt jails 51 Islamists
A military court in Egypt sentences a group of Islamic militants for
plotting to overthrow the government.
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Pakistan 'militants' killed in shoot-out
Four suspected militants - two of them linked to a church massacre last
year - are killed in a gun battle with police in Pakistan.
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Candidate killed in Kashmir
Suspected militants kill a candidate in forthcoming elections north of
Srinagar, hours after separatist leaders are detained.
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Israel targets 'terror factory'
Israeli helicopters raid a metal workshop allegedly used by Palestinian
militants, as violence increases ahead of the Jewish New Year.
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Militants 'to avenge' Israel expulsions
Palestinian groups vow retaliation after Israel's Supreme Court approves
the expulsion of relatives of terror suspects from the West Bank.
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Israel to expel militants' relatives
Israel's Supreme Court upholds a controversial order to expel two
relatives of Palestinian militants from the West Bank to Gaza.
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Drug money linked to Mid-East groups
US investigators say they have found evidence that drug traffickers in
the US are channelling millions of dollars to militant groups.
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Georgia says gorge 'under control'
President Shevardnadze says the lawless Pankisi Gorge is under control
of his forces as troops continue searching for militants.
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Kashmir minister escapes assassins
Police in Indian administered Kashmir say the state's industries
minister has escaped an attempt on his life by militants.
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Lebanese dismiss al-Qaeda report
An Israeli report that scores of al-Qaeda militants are living in a
Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon is met with derision in Beirut.
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Children killed in Kashmir attack
Suspected Islamic militants in Indian-held Kashmir attack the home of a
Muslim official and shoot dead two of his children, police say.
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'Five dead' in Israeli helicopter strike
At least five people, including two children, are killed in an Israeli
ambush of a car in the West Bank, say Palestinian security sources.
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Nine militants killed in Kashmir
The army in Indian-administered Kashmir says Indian troops killed nine
militants trying to cross the Line of Control.
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Georgia arrests 'senior Arab militant'
The security minister says a man with suspected links to Islamic
militant groups has been arrested during a security sweep near the
Russian border.
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Six charged with plotting terror in US
Six men are charged in the US with conspiring to provide material
support and resources to Islamic militants for a series of attacks.
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FBI helps Pakistan arrest 'militants'
US and Pakistani security forces arrest 12 men in Peshawar suspected of
plotting attacks with al-Qaeda.
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Former Kashmir leader shot
Police in Kashmir say a former pro-India militant leader has been
seriously injured following an attack near Bandipora, north of Srinigar.
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Israel 'rrests senior militant'
Israel says it has detained one of the most wanted leaders of Hamas
during a major incursion into a Palestinian refugee camp in Jenin.
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Georgia troops fail to find militants
Georgian troops sweep through the Pankisi Gorge - a lawless region which
Russia says is home to Chechen rebels - but find no militants.
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Four dead in Kashmir attack
The authorities in Indian-administered Kashmir say suspected militants
have killed four members of a policeman's family.
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Georgian troops enter rebel refuge
About 1,000 soldiers advance into the lawless Pankisi Gorge near the
Chechen border, which Russia says is a haven for militants.
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Palestinians execute woman 'collaborator'
Palestinian militants kill a 35-year-old for working with the Israelis -
the first such reported killing of a woman.
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Mid-East security deal put on hold
Israel says it will not withdraw from any more Palestinian areas in the
West Bank and Gaza until Palestinians clamp down on militants.
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Militants 'still entering Kashmir'
A US envoy says militants are still crossing into Indian-administered
Kashmir, but Pakistan has assured him it is doing all it can to prevent
it.
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Analysis: Abu Nidal and Pan Am 103
BBC Middle East analyst Roger Hardy looks at the latest twist in the
Lockerbie saga after a former aide of Abu Nidal points the finger at the
dead militant.
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Abu Nidal 'behind Lockerbie bombing'
A former aide of Abu Nidal says the militant Palestinian leader was
responsible for the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103.
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US envoy in Kashmir talks
US Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage is in India for talks
aimed at ending the current stand-off with Pakistan.
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Gaza violence as militants reject deal
Two Palestinian militants are killed in a raid on a Jewish settlement,
as radical groups reject a security agreement with Israel.
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UK farmers go on strike
A militant farmers' group calls for a 24-hour strike to draw attention
to the crisis facing the UK's rural economy.
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Jolo: Unstable paradise
The beautiful Philippine island of Jolo is a haven for a number of armed
gangs and militants.
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Who are the Abu Sayyaf?
The militant Islamic group Abu Sayyaf is responsible for a reign of
terror in the southern Philippines.
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Rivals up Kashmir rhetoric
Delhi and Islamabad ratchet up their war of words over the disputed
region as Indian troops kill five alleged militants in a gunbattle.
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Britain to examine Kashmir funding
India says Britain has promised to look into the alleged funding by
Muslims in the United Kingdom of militants in Kashmir.
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Abu Nidal death 'not suicide'
Supporters of Palestinian guerrilla leader Abu Nidal reject Iraq's claim
that the veteran militant committed suicide in Baghdad.
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Israeli troops kill militant's brother
The brother of a Palestinian accused of killing an Israeli minister is
shot dead, as a fragile security deal comes into force in Bethlehem.
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Killings shake Mid-East security deal
Israeli forces kill the brother of a Palestinian militant in the West
Bank amid sporadic violence following an Israeli pullout from Bethlehem.
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India 'thwarts Kashmir infiltration'
The Indian army says it has killed nine militants trying to infiltrate
into Indian-administered Kashmir under the cover of darkness.
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Abu Nidal: Ruthless maverick
Middle East analyst Gerald Butt assesses the life and legacy of
Palestinian militant leader Abu Nidal.
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Charges for US consulate 'ttackers'
A Pakistani court is to charge four people for the attack on US
consulate as well as for plotting to kill President Pervez Musharraf.
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Abu Nidal 'found dead'
Unconfirmed Palestinian sources say the maverick militant leader Abu
Nidal has been found shot dead at his home in Baghdad.
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Analysis: Agreement on 'Gaza First' plan
As breakthroughs go, Israel's agreement to reduce its military presence
in Gaza and Bethlehem is small, but it could be significant.
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Israel agrees troop withdrawal
Israel says it will pull troops out of Gaza and Bethlehem if the
Palestinians ensure security, but militant groups reject the deal.
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Israel agrees troop withdrawal
Israel says it will pull troops out of Gaza and Bethlehem if the
Palestinians ensure security, but militant groups reject the deal.
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Pakistan school shuts after attack
A Christian school in northern Pakistan which was stormed by militants
earlier this month closes down for a year for security reasons.
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Israelis raze militants' homes
Israeli forces destroy the family homes of two Palestinian militants as
part of a continuing campaign against suicide bombers.
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Israeli army accused of new killing
A five-year-old boy is shot dead in Gaza as Israeli human rights
activists condemn troops for the alleged use of "human shields".
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Pakistan militants 'target government'
Pakistani police say militants arrested for attacking Christian targets
were also planning attacks on the government.
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Indonesian militant leader charged
The leader of an Islamic militant group in Indonesia has been charged
with inciting hatred and violence against Christians.
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Israel kills local Hamas leader
A leading Hamas militant in the West Bank dies in an arrest operation by
Israeli troops which also leaves a second Palestinian dead.
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Musharraf speech highlights
Excerpts from an independence day speech by Pakistan's President
Musharraf in which he launched a blistering attack on Islamic militants.
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Musharraf condemns Islamic militants
Pakistan's President Musharraf says extremist attacks against Christians
and foreigners have tarnished the country's image and must be stopped.
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Musharraf condemns Islamic militants
Pakistan's President Musharraf condemns Islamic militants, saying their
violence tarnished the country's image, in an independence day address.
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Palestinian refugee camp hit by clashes
Two people are killed and several others injured in factional fighting
at Lebanon's largest Palestinian refugee camp.
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Israeli court delays expulsion ruling
Israel's Supreme Court needs more time to decide whether Palestinian
relatives of suspected militants can be expelled to Gaza.
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Militants 'to continue attacks in Israel'
Palestinian militant group Hamas rejects a proposal drafted during a
meeting of the various Palestinian factions that would limit attacks on
Israeli targets.
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US delves into al-Qaeda mindset
US behavioural scientists examine al-Qaeda suspects to try to gain a
better insight into what drives anti-American militants.
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Torture fears for Briton in Egypt
A Northamptonshire man accused of being an Islamic militant is being
tortured in an Egyptian jail, it is claimed.
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'Gaza first' plan founders
BBC News Online examines why the latest Israeli-Palestinian truce plan
collapsed.
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Four killed in Kashmir attack
Suspected Islamic militants have shot dead four members of a Hindu
family in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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Talks on Israeli truce plan 'fail'
Palestinians accuse Israel of reneging on a deal to withdraw from
Palestinian areas, as Israeli forces move into parts of Gaza.
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Israeli raid kills militant chief
An al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades leader is shot dead in the West Bank as
Palestinian leaders meet to discuss an offer of phased withdrawal.
» 88% relevance | 07/08/2002 |
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Kashmir attack revives tensions
The attack on Hindu pilgrims in Indian-administered Kashmir comes at a
particularly sensitive time as elections loom.
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Pakistan blamed over Kashmir attack
India says Pakistan-based militants were behind the killing of nine
Hindu pilgrims in the disputed region - an accusation Pakistan denies.
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Hindu pilgrims killed in Kashmir attack
At least 13 people are killed in Indian Kashmir, 10 during a suspected
Islamic militant attack on Hindu pilgrims.
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Kashmiri separatist leader attacked
A coalition of Islamist militant groups calls for a prominent Kashmiri
separatist leader in to be expelled from the main separatist alliance.
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Algerian troops 'rout rebel group'
Algerian security forces kill 40 Islamic militants in a major operation
west of Algiers, according to media reports.
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Israel bus attack causes carnage
At least 13 people are killed as Palestinian militants target a bus in
northern Israel, a lorry in Jerusalem and a Gaza Jewish settlement.
» 82% relevance | 04/08/2002 |
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Israel combs Nablus for militants
The Israeli army conducts house-to-house searches in the West Bank town
it describes as the "main factory of suicide bombings".
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Israel combs Nablus for militants
The Israeli army conducts house-to-house searches in the West Bank town
it describes as the "main factory of suicide bombings".
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Israeli probe reveals 'intelligence failure'
Israel's army says faulty intelligence led to civilian deaths in the
attack on a Hamas militant last month, as it continues its raid on
Nablus.
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Al-Qaeda-Taleban tensions revealed
Emails and letters sent by Al-Qaeda militants based in Afghanistan
expressed deep frustration with life in Afghanistan.
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Police kill 'wanted militant' in Kashmir
Police in Indian-administered Kashmir kill an Islamic militant 'who
claimed responsibility' for an attack in July which left 27 civilians
dead.
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Six killed in Andhra Pradesh clashes
Police in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh say they have
killed six suspected communist militants, including two women.
» 82% relevance | 01/08/2002 |
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Extracts from the Jenin report
Extracts from the UN's report on the clashes in the West Bank town of
Jenin during Israel's spring offensive against Palestinian militants.
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Indonesian Islamic militant on trial
Jafar Umar Thalib, head of an Islamic militia in Indonesia, goes on
trial accused of inciting religious violence in the Moluccas.
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India condemns militant 'conspiracy'
India says Pakistan is still not doing enough to curb Islamic militancy
after five die in an all-night gun battle in Indian-administered
Kashmir.
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Israel to expel militant's relative
Israel's cabinet decides expel to the Gaza Strip the West Bank relative
of a man suspected of attacking Israelis.
» 89% relevance | 31/07/2002 |
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Kashmir militant leader 'missing'
Fears grow for the safety of the founder of Kashmiri militant group,
Lashkar-e-Toiba, after Pakistani authorities say he is not in custody.
» 91% relevance | 31/07/2002 |
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Kashmiri militants say camps closed
Militants fighting Indian rule in Kashmir say they have closed down
training camps in Pakistan-administered Kashmir
» 89% relevance | 30/07/2002 |
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Hindu pilgrims killed in Kashmir
Suspected militants kill two Hindu pilgrims in a grenade attack in
Indian-administered Kashmir, police say.
» 82% relevance | 30/07/2002 |
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UK Muslims 'recruited by militants'
Young British men are being recruited to fight in militant Islamic
organisations abroad, senior members of the Muslim community warn.
» 88% relevance | 30/07/2002 |
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Powell urges Kashmir dialogue
The US secretary of state repeats a call for talks between India and
Pakistan on Kashmir, saying the dispute is firmly on the global agenda.
» 82% relevance | 28/07/2002 |
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Political activists killed in Kashmir
Police in Indian-administered Kashmir say suspected militants have
killed three members of the state's ruling party.
» 82% relevance | 26/07/2002 |
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Police clash with rioters in Algeria
Kabyle officials set an ultimatum to the government for the release of
imprisoned militants, as clashes occur in Tizi Ouzou.
» 80% relevance | 25/07/2002 |
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Kashmir grenade attack injures 15
A grenade attack by suspected militants in Indian-administered Kahsmir
has injured at least 15 people.
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Australian militant fathers under fire
Australia's authorities vow to crack down on a group known as the
Blackshirts accused of harassing divorced women.
» 83% relevance | 25/07/2002 |
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'l-Qaeda' influence grows in Iraq
An Islamic militant group believed to have links with Osama Bin Laden
are establishing themselves in the Kurdish area of northern Iraq,
reports the BBC's Jim Muir.
» 83% relevance | 24/07/2002 |
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Iraqi Kurds fear Islamic militant group
A group of Islamic extremists allegedly linked to al-Qaeda is fighting
Kurdish guerrillas in northern Iraq, reports Jim Muir.
» 80% relevance | 24/07/2002 |
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Profile: Salah Shahada
BBC News Online looks at the life of leading Palestinian militant Salah
Shahada, whom Israel has targeted in an attack on Gaza.
» 85% relevance | 23/07/2002 |
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Denials over Pearl detentions
Pakistan denies reports that it is holding three members of a militant
group for their alleged involvement in the murder of US journalist
Daniel Pearl.
» 80% relevance | 23/07/2002 |
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Pakistan militant detention queried
A court in Pakistan asks the government to explain why it is detaining
the founder of the outlawed militant group, Lashkar-e-Toiba.
» 88% relevance | 22/07/2002 |
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Israel makes promise on deportations
Israel says it will give 12 hours warning before deporting any of the
relatives of Palestinian militants from the West Bank to the Gaza Strip.
» 86% relevance | 22/07/2002 |
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Israel, Palestinians resume talks
Israeli and Palestinian officials hold high-level talks in an attempt to
reduce hardship for those living under curfew in the West Bank.
» 82% relevance | 21/07/2002 |
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Hindu pilgrimage starts in Kashmir
Hindu worshipers begin the annual pilgrimage to a shrine in
Indian-administered Kashmir that has been attacked by militants in
recent years.
» 80% relevance | 21/07/2002 |
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Israel expulsion plan draws fire
The United Nations and Washington condemn Israel's plans to expel
relatives of Palestinian militants from the West Bank.
» 89% relevance | 20/07/2002 |
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