BBC News - Profile: Al-Qaeda in the Arabian PeninsulaSource: BBC News
Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) was formed in January 2009 by a merger between two regional offshoots of the international Islamist militant network in neighbouring Yemen and Saudi Arabia.
BBC News - Taliban claim bombing in KarachiSource: BBC News
Pakistan's Taliban have said they carried out the suicide bombing which killed 43 people in the commercial capital, Karachi, on Monday.
A spokesman threatened to carry out more such attacks in the coming days.
BBC News - Funerals for Pakistan suicide bomb victimsSource: BBC News
Thousands of people in Pakistan have attended funerals in the city of Karachi, a day after a suicide bomb that claimed the lives of 43 people.
Firefighters are still extinguishing flames following rioting after the attack on a Shia Muslim march.
DAWN.COM | Metropolitan | Horror in KarachiSource: dawn.com
A deadly blast in the middle of the Muharram procession on M.A. Jinnah road has caused chaos and mayhem. Unbearable scenes of death and blood are everywhere. Dawn.com attempts to describe what people present at the scene tried to reconstruct.
BBC News - Iraq's changing insurgent threatSource: BBC News
By Rob Walker
BBC News, Iraq
Mullah Nazim al-Juburi knows a lot about the insurgent group al-Qaeda in Iraq. He says the group has attempted to kill three of his brothers.
Suicide bombers have also made three attempts on his own life.
Clerics declare terrorism crime against Islam, humanitySource: The News
A conference of clerics belonging to various schools of thought held at the Sindh Chief Minister's House expressed concern over the prevailing situation across the country and declared terrorism in all its forms the greatest crime against Islam, humanity and Pakistan.

Suicide bombing has replaced the art of mediation and nonviolent dissent; it has taken firm root within intra-Muslim rivalries where suicide bombing has now graduated to a level where brother eliminates another brother in the name of Islam.
Suicide Bombing as WorshipSource: meforum
Many motives are cited for suicide bombings, from religious sanctification to revenge for Western foreign policy to hatred of Israel, but one thing ties them together: the boast that Muslims love death, whereas their enemies love life.
5 killed in Suicide BombingSource: The New York Times
A suicide bomber killed 5 people and wounded 16 others in the southern city of Kandahar on Saturday evening, as the Muslim holy month of Ramadan drew to a close. Some Afghan Army soldiers were among the casualties, officials at the city hospital said.
BBC NEWS | South Asia | Carnage in Pakistan market attackSource: BBC News
It was the last Friday of Ramadhan. These Cretins just couldn't let peace be and continued with their sectarian onslaught.
I hope the majority of Pakistanis finally realize Wahabi/Salafi/Deobandi or any other Sunni extremists are an internal threat.
Pakistan army kills 45 Taliban; border reopensSource: Google
Pakistani soldiers killed at least 45 Taliban militants in scattered gunbattles across the northwestern Swat Valley after a suicide bombing on a police station killed 17 cadets, the army said Monday.
Australia arrests 'terror' suspectsSource: AL JAZEERA
....police have arrested four men in Melbourne suspected of planning a "suicide terrorist attack", in one of the biggest counter-terrorism operations in the country
Bomb Kills at Least 76 in Baghdad Market Source: The New York Times
A bomb attached to a motorcycle exploded in the Sadr City section of Baghdad, killing at least 76 people and injuring 156 in a market as it was filled with shoppers, hospital officials said Thursday.