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NIA Conducts Searches At Houses Of Suspected Al Qaeda Men
The National Investigation Agency has conducted searches at the houses of two suspected Al Qaeda operatives, arrested last month here, police said.
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Chilling Methods Used in CIA Torture Sessions
Sleep deprivation for over a week, beatings, shackling, and waterboarding - a grim litany of the cruel methods used by the Bush-era CIA to interrogate Al-Qaeda terror suspects was exposed on Tuesday.
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CIA Tortured Al Qaeda Suspects 'Until The Point of Death': Report
The Central Intelligence Agency tortured Al Qaeda suspects "until the point of death" by drowning them in water-filled baths, Britain's Daily Telegraph reported on Monday, ahead of the publication of a US Senate report on interrogation techniques.
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Spain judge questions 3 arrested Al Qaeda suspects
Three alleged Al Qaeda suspects with possible plans for an attack in Spain or elsewhere in Europe have arrived at Spain's National Court for questioning by a judge. Police with automatic weapons closed streets as the suspects arrived in a police van. The judge was expected to decide on Friday after the closed-door hearing if they will remain detain...
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Spain arrests three Al Qaeda suspects, Europe plot feared
Police have arrested three suspected members of Al Qaeda who had amassed explosives and may have been plotting attacks in Spain or elsewhere in Europe, Spain's interior minister said on Thursday. Two of them had practiced flying light aircraft.
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Saudi court releases five female Qaeda suspects
A Saudi court has released five women who allegedly had links with Al-Qaeda, an official said on Monday, but implied that the move was unrelated to demands made by captors holding a Saudi diplomat in Yemen.
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Pakistan detains 3 Al Qaeda suspects
Pakistani intelligence officers working with the CIA arrested three members of Al Qaeda including a top operative believed to have been tasked by Osama bin Laden with targeting American economic interests around the world, Pakistan's army said Monday.
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NIA Conducts Searches At Houses Of Suspected Al Qaeda Men
The National Investigation Agency has conducted searches at the houses of two suspected Al Qaeda operatives, arrested last month here, police said.
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Chilling Methods Used in CIA Torture Sessions
Sleep deprivation for over a week, beatings, shackling, and waterboarding - a grim litany of the cruel methods used by the Bush-era CIA to interrogate Al-Qaeda terror suspects was exposed on Tuesday.
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CIA Tortured Al Qaeda Suspects 'Until The Point of Death': Report
The Central Intelligence Agency tortured Al Qaeda suspects "until the point of death" by drowning them in water-filled baths, Britain's Daily Telegraph reported on Monday, ahead of the publication of a US Senate report on interrogation techniques.
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Spain judge questions 3 arrested Al Qaeda suspects
Three alleged Al Qaeda suspects with possible plans for an attack in Spain or elsewhere in Europe have arrived at Spain's National Court for questioning by a judge. Police with automatic weapons closed streets as the suspects arrived in a police van. The judge was expected to decide on Friday after the closed-door hearing if they will remain detain...
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Spain arrests three Al Qaeda suspects, Europe plot feared
Police have arrested three suspected members of Al Qaeda who had amassed explosives and may have been plotting attacks in Spain or elsewhere in Europe, Spain's interior minister said on Thursday. Two of them had practiced flying light aircraft.
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Saudi court releases five female Qaeda suspects
A Saudi court has released five women who allegedly had links with Al-Qaeda, an official said on Monday, but implied that the move was unrelated to demands made by captors holding a Saudi diplomat in Yemen.
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Pakistan detains 3 Al Qaeda suspects
Pakistani intelligence officers working with the CIA arrested three members of Al Qaeda including a top operative believed to have been tasked by Osama bin Laden with targeting American economic interests around the world, Pakistan's army said Monday.
