IRAN

• Iran is pissed about the latest IAEA resolution. Lots of talk about economic repercussions for the countries that voted against Iran, with a Pasdaran site is suggesting using oil as to blackmail France, Italy and the U.K.. Iran's LNG deal with India may or may not still be on.

• Ahmadinejad: We will not retreat.

• Those snap nuclear inspections? Iran's 'parliament' is trying to stop them.

• The U.K. has ruled out military action against Iran.

• German investigators believe that Iran was involved in, if not behind, the bombing of a U.S. military base in Frankfurt in 1985.

THE MIDDLE EAST

• Egyptian police have shot and killed another suspect in the Sharm el-Sheikh bombings.

• Egypt wants the Middle East to be a nuclear free zone. Israel's reaction: bite me.

• Zarqawi's family's economic modesty is a thing of the past; the terrorist's family is doing pretty well these days.

• The Syrians are looking to conclude an arms deal with Russia.

• Boy Assad told Hamas and PIJ to up the tempo of attacks in order to shift attention from Syria.

• Fatah terrorists say another terrorist campaign is on the way.

• Hamas leaders are going underground, despite their leadership announcing that they are not afraid of dying.

• A Hamas cell kidnapped a 50-year-old Israeli, filmed a Zarqawi-style video and then murdered him. Its past time to call the Hamas leaders' bluff.

• The Israelis have arrested 82 jihadi terrorists in Yehuda and Shomron (on top of the previous 207).

IRAQ AND THE GULF

• Saudi Arabia has been certified as 'co-operating in the war on terror' by President bush

• French Interior Minister Sarkozy says there are 12 French citizens in Iraq preparing to become suicide bombers.

• U.S. intelligence believes that Zarqawi's network is becoming a self-sustaining force.

• U.S. forces have clashed with the Mehdi Army.

• A bomb planted outside the home of a bodyguard of Moqtada al-Sadr has killed six people. The Mehdi Army recently clashed with the Badr Brigades...

• Britain is negotiating a $70 billion arms deal with the Saudis.

THE AMERICAS

• More details about the prison jihad in LA. Kevin James, terror mastermind and founder of Jamiyyat Ul-Islam Is-Saheed, recruited two of the gang from an Inglewood mosque. He has been arraigned.

• Louis Farrakhan says that divers found evidence of explosives in the levee breaks in New Orleans.

• A Maryland teacher has been bailed, having been charged with providing material support to Lashkar-e-Taiba.

EUROPE

• Al-Qaeda declares solidarity with the al-Jazeera journalist found guilty of terror-related crimes by a Spanish court

• Kosovo is a haven for al-Qaeda terrorists, ruled by the Albanian mafia and characterized by continuing ethnic cleansing - that's the verdict of a former security chief there.

• Bulgarian police who seized 3.5kg of hafnium last week believe it was connected either to Iran or al-Qaeda. The report noted the involvement of the 'Arab dominated Bucharest mafia's role as an intermediary.

• Mohamed Haddad, 3/11 suspect, is living openly in Morocco - what the deal?

• Serbia has extradited another suspect to Spain.

• 9/11 conspirator Imad Yarkas has been given 27 years in prison.

• Another arrest has been made in the 7/21 bombings case.

• Raids in Germany have netted 38 terror suspects.

• The IRA has destroyed all of its arms.

• Bosnian Islamists in the town of Brcko have threatened to exterminate the local Croats.

WEST ASIA & THE 'STANS

• A senior member of Lashkar-e-Jhangvi has been arrested in Pakistan.

• A Taliban suicide bombing in Kabul has killed at least nine people in front of a military base.

• Pakistan has arrested four Afghan terrorists who Pakistan says fought against the U.S.

• A JMB suspect named Faisal has confessed to being a member of the banned terror group.

• Indian troops have killed seven terrorists in Kashmir.

• A policeman in Chechnya has been killed in one of two recent attacks.

AUSTRALASIA AND THE ORIENT

• A new report in Australia highlights Jemaah Islamiyah as a significant threat, capable of carrying out annual attacks.

• Lots of Abu Sayyaf news: 7 members were arrested Monday; the group is recruiting Christian converts to Islam; a small bomb factory was seized; and two ASG killed.

• A Thai jihadist says that Arab and Indonesian terrorists 'may' get involved in the murder-spree in southern Thailand. That's what Muslim brothers do, after all.

AFRICA

• Somaliland wants independence. Can't blame them, given the neighbours. Dan has some good stuff drawing on the ICG report on Somalia.

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