Al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden Timeline

May 17 2013
Mali Receives Foreign Funds for Use in Its Unstable North
May 09 2013
Ordinary Citizens: The Last Line of Defense Against Terrorism
Apr 23 2013
The Persistent Jihadist and Iranian Threats
The Persistent Jihadist and Iranian Threats
Apr 23 2013
Why the Boston Bombers Succeeded
Apr 19 2013
Lone Wolf Militants After the Boston Bombings
Grassroots Militants After the Boston Bombings
Apr 15 2013
Boston Explosions Another Act in the Theater of Terror
Apr 15 2013
Afghanistan and Pakistan After the 2014 NATO Drawdown
Apr 04 2013
Al Shabaab's Hideout in Northern Somalia
Militant Hideouts in the Sinai Peninsula
Apr 01 2013
Iraq: Gunmen Attack Akkas Natural Gas Field
Feb 28 2013
Fire: The Overlooked Threat
Feb 14 2013
Soft Targets Back in Focus
Jan 31 2013
Mali: French Airstrikes Hit Islamist Base

Overview

Al Qaeda has yet to follow its spectacular 9/11 attacks in the United States with anything nearly as dramatic or effective. Why? The once-centralized terrorist group is becoming more amorphous. Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was killed at his safe-house in Abbottabad, Pakistan, May 2, 2011, by U.S. special operations forces. Yet the likelihood of another big attack could increase as memories of 9/11 fade and as jihadists hone their skills in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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