al-Qaeda

Was the attack on Monday in Tienanmen Square inspired by al-Qaeda?

Not targeting al-Qaeda to keep its ranks thin is like not battling Japan for fear of creating kamikaze pilots.

The trajectory of the United States’ conflict with al-Qaeda continues to echo U.S. foreign policy during the early part of the Cold War.

President Benigno Aquino has traveled to the southern Philippines in the hopes of hastening the peace process.

The alleged source of the story has some other interesting claims — like Iranian involvement in 9/11.

It takes unconventional methods to command the sea against an unconventional enemy.

With recent arrests in Xinjiang, increasing anger on the internet and Chinese firms a possible target, Beijing faces a rising threat.

Moral or immoral, do drone strikes work? Sean M. Lynn-Jones weighs the evidence.

The killing of senior al-Qaeda leader Abu Yahya al-Libi means drone strikes in Pakistan have made headlines again. But there’s plenty people are getting wrong.

Are U.S. drone strikes in Pakistan legal? If conducted under certain parameters then they probably are.

The Indian Ocean archipelago of Socotra is often described as an alien-looking paradise on earth. It also happens to be of immense strategic value to the U.S. and Asian nations.

The Philippines military has killed three of the region’s most wanted terrorists. The mopping up continues.