1. The Looming Threat of National Bankruptcy
(Newsletter)

...ews By MWC NEWS    Wednesday, 24 September 2008 The truck bomb that exploded in front of Islamabad's Marriott hotel killing at least fifty-three people heralded in the latest salvo in the...

2. Has Capitalism Been Rescued by the USA?
(Newsletter)

...r commander of the Taliban in Pakistan has denied that his group was responsible for a bomb attack at Islamabad's Marriott hotel, in which at least 53 people died and 270 were injured. CONTINUE... ...

3. Tzipi Livni, an honest to goodness Revisionist
(Newsletter)

...ies    Sunday, 21 September 2008 Rescue workers are searching through the smouldering remains of the Marriott hotel in Islamabad after a truck-bomb attack killed at least 53 people and le...

4. Pakistan As 'New' Front In Terror War
(Opinions/Politic)

The truck bomb that exploded in front of Islamabad's Marriott hotel killing at least fifty-three people heralded in the latest salvo in the U.S.'s and Mujahedin's love/hate relationship. Their relatio

5. In the Name of Security(part two)
(Editor/Daily)

... were allegedly hosted by members of JI, and a handful of Indonesians connected with the Bali bombings and the JW Marriott hotel bombing in Jakarta also apparently resided in Malaysia as they prepared...

6. Jakarta plotter's death confirmed
(Archived/News/Global)

Forensic tests have confirmed that Noordin Mohammed Top, the suspected mastermind of twin hotel bombings in Jakarta, was killed in a police raid in Central Java earlier this week, police say.

7. Indonesia: Terrorist threat remains
(Archived/News/Global)

Indonesia's president has said that despite the killing one of Southeast Asia's most wanted men, others are still plotting attacks.

8. Jakarta 'bomb plotter' dies in raid
(Archived/News/Global)

The suspected mastermind of last July's suicide attacks on two luxury hotels in Jakarta, the Indonesian capital, has been killed in a raid on a house in Java, police have said.

9. Jakarta bombings suspect held
(Archived/News/Global)

Indonesian police have named a blogger as a suspect in July's deadly hotel bombings in Jakarta.

10. Plot suspects arrested in Pakistan
(Archived/News/Global)

Pakistani police say they have arrested seven members of a group linked to al-Qaeda, who are accused of planning a series of attacks in Karachi, the country's business hub.