Al-Qaida continues hostage negotiations with Austria after third deadline expire

15 May 2008

In an internet statement posted on Monday (April 8th), al-Qaeda Organisation in the Islamic Maghreb said it is no longer responsible for the Austrian hostages Wolfgang Ebner and Andrea Kloiber, kidnapped two months ago in Tunisia, press reports quote the SITE Intelligence Group as saying. Full Story

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