Earlier there was a report by AFP that the Swiss foreign minister favors a dialogue with Osama Bin Laden in her opening speech on the occasion of the annual 2008 Ambassadors' Conference. Today the Foreign Ministry of Switzerland issued a rectification where it corrects the situation on sourounding the possible dialogue with Osama Bin Laden. See the Swiss rectification below.

Terrorism experts have told a congressional hearing in Washington the search for al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden is likely to be a long one. The hearing came as it was revealed that a top al-Qaida operative, Abu Obaidah al-Masri, is believed to have died some time ago in Pakistan.

U.S. officials say the Central Intelligence Agency is confident that the voice on a new audiotape attributed to Osama bin Laden is authentic.

A new voice recording attributed to al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden has appeared on the internet.

The head of al-Qaida Osama bin Laden released a new tape where he calls on Europeans to stop supporting the U.S. in their war against Afghanistan.

U.S. President George W. Bush blasted Congress in a Thursday speech for failing to take the terrorist threat seriously, and compared Osama bin Laden to Adolf Hitler and Vladimir Lenin.

An audio recording purportedly from al-Qaida terrorist network leader Osama bin Laden calls on insurgents in Iraq to unite.

Pakistan has no information on where terrorist No. 1 Osama bin Laden, the head of the al-Qaeda terrorist network, is hiding, the chief spokesman of the Pakistani Army told RIA Novosti.

President Pervez Musharraf’s military's siege of a militant mosque stronghold this year makes him an infidel, Osama bin Laden said, urging Pakistanis to rebel against their President.

A leading Saudi cleric has publicly denounced Osama bin Laden, a rare move among clerics in his native Saudi Arabia who have avoided direct criticism of the Al Qaeda leader.

One of the Sept. 11 suicide hijackers, wearing a white turban, superimposed upon a photo of a burning World Trade Center is on the picture released from a new Osama bin Laden videotape.

President Bush says the release of a new video by al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden is a vivid reminder of the dangers still facing the world.