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Al Qaeda claims responsibility for Iraq bombings that killed almost 50

Al Qaeda's front group in Iraq claimed responsibility Wednesday for a wave of attacks that killed 46 people across the country this week and said the violence exposes how weak government security is ahead of the upcoming Arab League summit in Baghdad. Ref. Source 9

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U.S. Kills 5 suspected "Qaeda militants" in S.Yemen - officials

One bystander was also killed and five were wounded, officials and residents told Reuters. Ref. Source 9

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Hunt to find doctors training Al Qaeda to plant explosives inside suicide bombers:

Security at airports in the U.S., Europe and the Middle East has been stepped up amid fears terrorists with surgically implanted bombs are planning to strike. Ref. Source 7

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Abu Yahya al-Libi

Al Qaeda's No. 2 leader, Abu Yahya al-Libi, killed by drone strike in Pakistan, a U.S. Official says. Ref. CNN

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"Al-Qaeda" planning terror attack on US airline: Report:

The Sunday Times claimed AQAP had recruited a Norwegian Muslim convert and given him terrorist training in Yemen, and that the group were believed to have selected a US passenger jet as a target. Ref. Source 9

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Iraqi al-Qaida leader says group returning to old strongholds:

The al-Qaida leader claimed the militant group is preparing operations to free prisoners and assassinate court officials. Ref. Source 5

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Al Qaeda Taking Deadly New Role in Syria Conflict:

It is the sort of image that has become a staple of the Syrian revolution, a video of masked men calling themselves the Free Syrian Army and brandishing AK-47s - with one unsettling difference. In the background hang two flags of Al Qaeda, white Arabic writing on a black field. Ref. Source 6

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Al Qaeda in decline says US report

Osama bin Laden's death sent al Qaeda into a decline that will be hard to reverse, the United States said on Tuesday (local time) in a report that found terrorist attacks last year fell to their lowest level since 2005. Ref. Stuff.co.nz