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Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden's profile on social networking website Facebook has been shut down, after a security expert raised the issue with the website's U.S. owners. According to reports, Osama had a Facebook page named "The leader of the Mujahideen, Osama bin Laden", and he used it as a platform to show videos and speeches to Islamic militants. Talking about the decision, Facebook spokesman Andrew Noyes said that the company could not ascertain if the profile belonged to Osama or was fake. "People often attempt to register fake accounts under the name of famous or infamous people, and we have a number of technical measures designed to prevent this behavior," Fox News quoted Noyes, as saying.

Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden is reportedly using social networking website Facebook as a platform to show videos and speeches to Islamic militants. According to reports, Osama has a page named "The leader of the Mujahideen, Osama bin Laden" and his address is given as "the mountains of the world". Following the revelation, security experts have urged Facebook's US office to shut down the page.

The US government has offered a $10m reward for Dulmatin's capture Dulmatin, also known as Joko Pitono and nicknamed Genius, is widely believed to be a senior member of the shadowy Asian militant group Jemaah Islamiah (JI). Accused of helping plan and execute the bomb attacks in Bali in 2002, he has so far evaded capture and is currently believed to be living in the Philippines. While he has long been on Indonesia's most wanted list, he now appears to be an important target for the US as well. A US offer of a $10m reward for information leading to his death or arrest indicates just how influential officials believe him to be. Washington gave the same amount of money to Thailand in 2003, for its part in the arrest of Hambali - dubbed by the Central Intelligence Agency as the "Osama Bin Laden" of South East Asia. Electronics expert An Indonesian national born in central Java in 1970...