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The article reports that the alienation in Scotland was fed by the Brexit, the vote of Great Britain to leave the European Union (EU).

The article reports that the Sri Lankan rebel group, Tamil Tigers, bombed a military air base, near the international airport in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Two men were reportedly killed and 17 were injured. According to the government, the attack was aimed at the military base and did not damage the civilian airport nearby. According to an airforce spokesman, the explosives were dropped from a light Tiger aircraft flying over the air force base. It was reportedly the first such attack by the rebels.

Reports on the series of meetings organized by the Zapatista rebel movement, which aims to galvanize the left wing of Mexican politics before the election for president in July 2006.

Reports that Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai believes that the Taliban has been defeated and that exiled former members of the leadership were appealing daily to his government to be allowed to return to the country. Refusal of the president to comment on impending military operations or the possible capture of Osama bin Laden; Reasons given for the reported violence happening around the country, as of 2004.

Reports on the encounter between rebels and West African diplomats in Liberia, citing the failure of Liberian President Charles G. Taylor's promise to leave the country when peacekeeping forces arrive.

Deals with the possible actions by Zapatista rebels against the Mexican government and its free trade accord with the U.S.

Reports the implications of the splits and power struggles within the Hutu rebel groups in Burundi on the viability of the peace accord developed in the country in 2000.