Uncontrolled Rage has not been involved in an attack since October of 2002 and is presumed inactive.  It seems likely that they formed for the purpose of attacking the National Bank and that they ceased to exist afterwards.   It is very common for Greek terrorist organizations to attack once and then disappear.

Underground Government of the Free Democratic People of Laos

Free Democratic People&#8217;s Government of Laos, Free Democratic Government Committee of the Lao People

The UGFDPL is an active organization dedicated to bringing democratic rule to Laos.  Authoritarianism is deeply entrenched in Laos, and until there is a significant change in governance within the country, the UGFDPL will most likely carry out bombing attacks on prominent targets in the near future.

Islamic Salvation Front -- Umbrella Organization (Suspected)

By the end of the 1990s, most armed rebels in Algeria had surrendered and come to terms with the Algerian government in a series of amnesty deals.  Although the GIA and its successor, the Salafist Group for Call and Combat, have continued to commit terrorist attacks, violence in Algeria has largely subsided.  As such, the Unified Unit of Jihad, a relatively small player in the context of a long and brutal war, is thought to be permanently inactive.

Union of Peaceful Citizens of Algeria was the name of a group responsible for a 1994 hijacking of an Algerian plane to Mallorca, Spain. <P><br /><br />Using knives and the threat of a bomb, three men (identified as Merzak Benachour, Madjid Arab and Mohammed Nedjar) seized a flight out of Algiers destined for southern Algeria.  The men demanded that the plane be flown to Marseilles, France, but lacking sufficient fuel, the pilot instead flew the plane to Mallorca.  <P><br /><br />After landing in Mallorca, the hijackers, identifying themselves as the Union of Peaceful Citizens of Algeria, demanded that the Algerian government free all political prisoners and restore the results of the 1991 national election, which had been suspended after it became clear that the Islamist opposition would be victorious.  This decision set off a vicious civil war which led to the deaths of nearly 100,000 people.  The hijackers threatened to blow up the plane if their demands were not met.  <P><br /><br />Several hours later, despite having their demands rejected, the three men surrendered to Spanish authorities and released the hostages without incident.  The bomb the men claimed to have turned out to be a coffee grinder.  Describing themselves as pacifists, the members of Union of Peaceful Citizens of Algeria pleaded for asylum in Spain saying they would be killed if they returned to Algeria.  Eventually the men were allowed to stay in Spain, but were sentenced to 10 years in jail for the hijacking.<br />