August 2003
The U.S. Has Allowed Indonesia to Interrogate Hambali, Suspected Terrorist - 2003-08-28
The U.S. has granted Indonesia permission to interrogate Hambali, a key figure in the Jemaah Islamiyah terrorist network, who was recently arrested in Thailand. The…
Indonesian Police Discover Clear Connection Between Jemaah Islamiyah Terrorist Group and Last Month's Jakarta Hotel Bombing
Indonesian police have established a connection between the Jemaah Islamiyah terrorist group and a recent hotel bombing in Jakarta. The group's leader, Hambali, is implicated…
The U.S. States That the Threat and Danger of Terrorism in Southeast Asia Remains - 2003-08-17
The U.S. has reiterated that the threat of terrorism in Southeast Asia persists despite the arrest of Hambali, a key figure in terrorist operations. Richard…
Rizwan Issamuddin, known as Hambali, was planning an attack on the international summit in October before his arrest - 2003-08-16
Rizwan Issamuddin, also known as Hambali, was arrested while planning an attack on the APEC summit in Bangkok, which is significant due to the expected…
White House: An active and major member of Al-Qaeda in Southeast Asia has been arrested - 2003-08-15
The White House confirmed the arrest of Hambali, a key Al-Qaeda member in Southeast Asia, linked to several terrorist attacks, including the Bali nightclub bombing…
Al-Qaeda's Claim of Responsibility for Bombing at American Hotel in Indonesia Likely True - 2003-08-12
Al-Qaeda has claimed responsibility for a bombing at an American hotel in Indonesia, which Australian Prime Minister John Howard believes is credible. The group is…
Implementation of New Anti-Terrorism Law in Thailand Ahead of Asia-Pacific Leaders' Summit
Thailand has enacted a new anti-terrorism law ahead of the Asia-Pacific leaders' summit, expanding security measures. The law classifies acts intended to cause significant harm…
Death Toll from Marriott Hotel Bombing in Jakarta Reaches Eleven
A suicide bombing at the Marriott Hotel in Jakarta resulted in eleven deaths, including a taxi driver. Indonesian officials attribute the attack to the extremist…
Indonesian Defense Minister Confident that Jemaah Islamiyah Group is Responsible for Marriott Hotel Attack in Jakarta - 2003-08-09
The Indonesian Defense Minister has identified the Jemaah Islamiyah group as responsible for a suicide attack at the Marriott Hotel in Jakarta, resulting in 10…
Court Ruling for One of the Perpetrators of the Bali Bombing
An Indonesian court has sentenced a man to death for his role in the Bali bombing that killed 202 people, predominantly tourists. The accused, who…
Philippine Soldiers Shot Dead an Extremist Muslim
Philippine soldiers shot and killed Abdul-Magid Idris, an extremist Muslim who escaped from prison, along with Rahman al-Ghozi, a confessed bomber. This incident highlights ongoing…
Explosion in Jakarta Leaves at Least 14 Dead and 149 Injured - 2003-08-06
An explosion at the Marriott Hotel in Jakarta resulted in at least 14 fatalities and 149 injuries. The Jemaah Islamiyah group has claimed responsibility, linking…
13 Killed in Bomb Explosion in Indonesia's Capital
A bomb explosion in Jakarta, Indonesia, killed 13 people and injured 149, with a Dutch citizen among the victims. The attack may be linked to…