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29/5/2008 Jihadist Groups Perpetrate Terror in Jaipur, India

Tufail Ahmad

Over the last two decades of Pakistan-supported armed secessionism, India has witnessed several acts of Islamist terrorism, most of them in Indian Kashmir. However, in recent years, large-scale attacks have occurred in other parts of India as well, including the western Indian state of Rajasthan.

Article was first published by the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) on 25 May, 2008

5/5/2008 LTTE: Rising Desperation

Ajit Kumar Singh

The LTTE has recently experienced a series of tactical failures and defeats by the Government Security Forces, which gained effective control of the Eastern Province in July 2007, and have now been pushing the LTTE further north in their endeavour to completely wipe out the rebellion.
Paper was first published in South Asia Intelligence Review (SAIR), Volume 6, No. 43, May 5, 2008

20/4/2008 Where Have All the Bombers Gone?

Nathan W. Toronto

Palestinian terrorist organizations - as terror firms marketing competing brands of resistance - have made a dramatic shift from suicide bombings to indirect fire missiles. This article explores the strategic and operational reasons behind this change in terrorist tactics.

15/4/2008 Palestinian Terrorism: 1968-1978

Aharon Yaffe

The decade between 1968 and 1978 was a peak of international terror activity, of the number of operations, a choice of goals, of daring and imagination, of high level involvement in terrorist activity and in resource allocation.

11/4/2008 Extremist Activity Associated with the 2010 Olympics, the G8, and the SPP

Thomas Quiggin

In 2010, Canada will host at least three major events with a significant international profile, inluding the Winter Olympics, the G8 meetings and the Security and Prosperity Partnership meetings. Numerous groups have already begun violent activities and further organization that may occur against the background of a troubled global picture that will have further radicalizing effects in Canada.

6/4/2008 The Cairo Clique: Anti-Zionism and the Canadian Left

Terry Glavin

The growing trend of solidarity between leftist, Marxist, anti-globalization and even rightist elements with Islamists has lately emerged as the dominant trend in "anti-war" activism in Canada.
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29/3/2008 The Islamic Liberation Party Flexes its Muscle

Asaf Maliach

In light of the escalation of fighting between Israel and the Palestinians throughout the month of February 2008, the Liberation Party (Hizb al-Tahrir al-Islami – HT) called to seek vengeance against the Jews (“the siblings of the apes and pigs”) and Israel (the “the Jewish entity”) by uprooting it.

19/3/2008 Russia’s Policy vis-à-vis Iran and Hezbollah

Artem Kroupenev

Today, the Middle East remains vital for the realization of Russia’s interests in the southern part of its post-Soviet territories. This article discusses Iran and Hezbollah in the context of Russia's tactical and strategic considerations and foreign policy interests in the Middle East.

10/3/2008 Threat to Beijing Olympics from Uighurs

B. Raman

While considerable focus would be on terrorism-related scenarios likely to arise from foreign terrorists, likely scenarios from domestic disgruntled elements should be given adequate attention. Among these one could mention the Uighur jihadi terrorists who have close links with Al Qaeda and the International Islamic Front (IIF), the Tibetan activists, the members of the Falun Gong and irrational Chinese individuals.

10/3/2008 The LTTE in Crisis

G. H. Peiris

In the past few weeks there have been many media reports that point to the prevalence of confusion and disarray among the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE/Tigers) in the face of heavy losses inflicted by the armed forces of the Government of Sri Lanka.

Paper was first published in South Asia Intelligence Review [SAIR] Volume 6, No. 35, March 10, 2008

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