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Pakistan’s Impossible Year
Saurabh Das/AP
An already-shaky nation faces 2013’s divisive elections and a volatile army turnover....
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Al Qaeda 3.0
Sabah Arar / Getty Images
Top administration lawyers may hint at the end of the war on terror, but al Qaeda’s third...
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Al Qaeda’s Libyan Vengeance
The terror cell’s leader called for revenge in Libya. By coincidence and luck, he got it. Bruce Riedel on how the world must avoid al Qaeda’s traps. MORE
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Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh: The Man Who Would Lead Egypt (Photos)
Of about a dozen candidates vying for Egypt’s presidency, one is appealing to liberals and hardliners alike. MORE
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Iran and al Qaeda—Possible Allies?
Iran and al Qaeda have traditionally had little use for each other, but their loathing of the U.S. could bring them together. MORE
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Al Qaeda Posts Sept. 11 Video
To mark the 10th anniversary of 9/11. MORE
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New Terror Threat’s Al Qaeda Link
A suspected plot to attack New York and Washington may have originated with Al Qaeda in Pakistan. By John Solomon. MORE
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Zawahiri’s First 100 Days
A furious burst of propaganda messages, key endorsements—how bin Laden’s successor is shaping al Qaeda. MORE
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Al Qaeda’s Ominous Silence
Osama bin Laden’s replacement has been greeted quietly in Al Qaeda’s ranks. Bruce Riedel on Ayman al-Zawahiri’s big challenge. MORE
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How a Triple Agent Duped the CIA
When the CIA thought it had a line on Ayman al-Zawahiri—al Qaeda’s new chief—almost any risk seemed worth it.... MORE
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U.S. Will ‘Capture and Kill’ Zawahiri
Bin Laden replacement deemed not as qualified. MORE
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More Pakistan Problems
With Pakistan’s military stubbornly denying the arrest of five CIA informants, the relationship between Washington and Islamabad reaches a new low. MORE



