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| Mexico Drops Terrorism Charges in Twitter Case ABC News A Mexican man and woman who had been charged with terrorism for allegedly setting off a panic by tweeting rumors about nonexistent drug cartel attacks were freed Wednesday after prosecutors dropped the charges. Criticism of the terrorism case led the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Terrorism cannot stop Nigeria NEXT By Elizabeth Archibong Nigeria has reiterated its commitment to work with the United Nations (UN) to combat the plague of terrorism across its member countries. This is even as it up-played its lobbying, for a permanent seat in the United Nation's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| War on terrorism, U.S. economy Sacramento Bee By Linda J. Bilmes and Joseph E. Stiglitz Ten years into the war on terrorism, the United States has largely succeeded in its attempts to destabilize al-Qaida and eliminate its leaders. But the cost has been enormous, and our decisions about how to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| COUNTER-TERRORISM: UN Asked To Support Terrorism Strategy Page September 22, 2011: Palestinian leaders are telling their followers that the UN will soon approve Palestinian use of terror against Israelis, even when it means killing women and children. One Palestinian official stated that the UN will back efforts ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Terrorism trial centers on social media ENC Today Flanagan's comments came near the close of court Wednesday in the high-profile terrorism trial of three Wake County men accused of conspiracy in the case. She said the advertisements printed on the pages could adversely influence a juror, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| America's Security Overload Daily Beast Reporter Dana Priest says we need a full accounting if we're going to continue to fight terrorism successfully. The nation's top intelligence manager recently published some startling figures: some 2.8 million federal employees hold security clearances ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Fort Campbell conducts anti-terrorism exercise Clarksville Leaf Chronicle Exercise director and anti-terrorism officer Bill Fedak talked about that cooperation and how the exercise played into maintaining its effectiveness. In this case, there were 11 major agencies on Fort Campbell involved in the exercise, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Terrorism: Jonathan urges world leaders to unite By alexsamade NEW YORK— PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan Wednesday urged world leaders to unite in the global war against terrorism, so as to ensure a peaceful world in the future. Delivering an address at the 66th session of the United Nations ... Vanguard News | ||
| The Golden Rule Of State Violence: Terrorism Is What They Do ... By Media Lens A defining feature of state power is rhetoric about a 'moral' or 'ethical' role in world affairs. Errors of judgement, blunders and tactical mistakes. Dissident Voice | ||
| Mexico drops terrorism charges in Twitter case | The Associated ... By The Associated Press A Mexican man and woman who had been charged with terrorism for allegedly setting off a panic by tweeting rumors about nonexistent drug cartel attacks were freed Wednesday after prosecutors dropped the charges. Examiner AP RSS | ||
| Turkey Asks for US Assistance in Counter-Terrorism -- News from ... By John Glaser Turkey Asks for US Assistance in Counter-Terrorism. The last concentrated partnership between the US and Turkey against Kurdish rebels resulted in massive human rights abuses. by John Glaser, September 21, 2011. | Print This | Share ... News From Antiwar.com |
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