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welcome to your morning croissant the croissant is your entry point to valuable open source counter terrorism foreign affairs information often unavailable in the us mainstream media a sample of our latest stories available to subscribers only middle east hariri s murder leaks on the report that is to come out in december australia warns against terrorist acts in the gulf towards a palestinian state in gaza in january 2009 russia is suspected of secretly delivering weapons to hezbollah who is behind the attacks on the christians in iraq was hassan nasrallah poisoned hezbollah deploying forces in the gulf a chemical accident in hezbollahland iran syria and hezbollah plan to destabilize iraq suspect ambush against syrian soldiers syrian regime allegedly involved in gen sleimane s murder syria trying to break up hezbollah europe major attack foiled in italy the russian army getting stronger but far from perfect finland tempted by nato european socialists vetoing including hezbollah in the eu s terrorist list russia helping the taliban putin sure russia can coerce the west spanish police discovered an al qaeda training manual on the web al qaeda is allegedly recruiting more female suicide bombers for jihad africa al qaeda killed a security officer with a letter bomb in yemen attack foiled against the algerian president an algerian salafist group criticizes aqim al qaeda leader killed in yemen yemen facing daunting challenges asia radical islam trying to penetrate secular azerbaijan afghanistan confession of a pakistani suicide bomber who could not go through with his mission tribes the solution to the afghan quagmire why subscribe to the croissant 1 you will join a list of prestigious subscribers which include government officials law enforcement agencies think tanks private corporations 2 the croissant is all about you a you get international articles otherwise unavailable due to lack of time and or language barrier b you save tremendous time by getting only the information you need without all the blabla and advertising free how do we put together the croissant 1 press we rely only on credible foreign press and read hundreds of articles from the middle eastern north african european press as well as the us press 2 methodology a choosing and translating we decide which foreign articles are the most newsworthy and interesting for you we pick the raw relevant information and remove as much as possible the bias we translate b formatting editing we think that clarity matters thus we summarize the main points we hope to count you soon as a croissant subscriber sincerely olivier guitta founder view a sample issue now home this week search consulting services about us contact us subscribe privacy translation and summary provided by the croissant the croissant 2007 all rights reserved