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Seattle Times, 16.04.13 21:15 UTC

In bombing probe, 'who' and 'why' remain unknown

There wasn't an instant of doubt about "When?" and "Where?" But a day after the Boston Marathon bombings, "Who?" and "Why?" remained frustrating questions with no clear answers.

New York's Times Square Taliban al-Qaeda World Health Organization Federal Bureau of Investigation Why? +20 more

Telegraph, 16.04.13 19:17 UTC

Boston Marathon bombs: al-Qaeda's Inspire magazine taught pressure cooker bomb-making techniques

A recipe for how to make pressure cooker bombs, which investigators say were used in the Boston Marathon attack, was most notoriously published in the al-Qaeda magazine Inspire.

Yemen promotional online magazine Arabian Peninsula America al-Qaeda Federal Bureau of Investigation +10 more

Los Angeles Times, 15.04.13 02:52 UTC

With Al Qaeda shattered, U.S. counter-terrorism's future unclear

Opinions differ over how much threat Al Qaeda's factions pose and how U.S. policy and spending should change.

Director Detroit U.S. Military Academy Jarret Brachman James R. Clapper Osama bin Laden +21 more

BBC World News, 09.04.13 19:17 UTC

Saudi Arabia builds giant Yemen border fence

Saudi Arabia is building a giant border fence to seal off its troubled frontier with Yemen, Saudi border authorities have told the BBC.

al-Qaeda Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi Frank Gardner long-term president Lt Col Hamed al-Ahmari Ali Abdullah Saleh +8 more

Seattle Times, 09.04.13 00:35 UTC

Al-Qaida denies its No. 2 in Yemen was killed

Al-Qaida in Yemen posted a statement on militant websites Monday saying that its second-most senior commander has not been killed. It was the second time the group has denied Saeed al-Shihri's death.

Washington country's state news agency Yemeni police Saba al-Qaeda Ali Abdullah Saleh +22 more

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