Al-Qaeda three years on
piątek, wrzesień 10th, 2004Three years after the 11 September attacks, the al-Qaeda network is an indefatigable driving force behind many affiliated groups.
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Three years after the 11 September attacks, the al-Qaeda network is an indefatigable driving force behind many affiliated groups.
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Osama Bin Laden’s deputy claims US troops are in a no-win situation in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The United Nations says that sanctions against al-Qaeda and the former Taleban have had little effect.
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How much information should the public be given when a terrorist alert is issued, asks Paul Reynolds.
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BBC News Online explains how Bin Laden’s al-Qaeda network grew up and the connections with other militants.
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Civil liberties lawyers welcome the US Supreme Court ruling on terror detainees.
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The US is urged to free Guantanamo inmates or set up fair trials as a major human rights forum ends in Yemen.
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BBC News Online looks at the clues pointing to al-Qaeda or Eta involvement in the Madrid attacks.
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The case of al-Qaeda suspect Zacarias Moussaoui is testing the legal limits of the US Government’s war on terror.
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Most of the detainees at Guantanamo Bay have a long wait to find out what the US plans for them.
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