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| Karzai Requests Financial Support for Afghanistan Amid Threat of Terrorism Bloomberg By Nicole Gaouette - Mon Dec 05 11:14:25 GMT 2011 Afghan President Hamid Karzai called on the international community to maintain financial and security support for his government, citing the threat of terrorism. Speaking in Bonn, Germany, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The debate over captured terrorism suspects CBS News In the above video, Senators Kelly Ayotte and Mark Udall debate both sides of the controversial bill on how to handle foreign terrorism suspects captured in the United States or abroad that the White House has threatened to veto. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Court asked to free terrorism suspect Toronto Star An alleged terrorist from Egypt, who has been fighting Ottawa for more than a decade over his innocence, is asking the Federal Court to set him free after the government mistakenly got hold of his lawyers' confidential files. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Terrorism an 'Embarrassment:' BNPT Jakarta Globe We will work with any mass organizations to combat terrorism." soft approach?? shoot suspects on sight because if they get to trial they will get off OR A spike in terrorism in recent years had been a source of embarrassment for Indonesia, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 7 Terrifying Movie Terrorists Who Got What They Deserved In The End Screen Junkies Terrorism is so hot right now, but the truth is in movies, terrorists have always made good villains. The reason is obvious. Their goal is to create fear, which is exactly what the filmmakers behind action movies and thrillers want to do. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Saudi Arabia, please don't pass Anti-Terrorism Law Arab News Now, once again, the Anti-Terrorism Law issue has emerged to surprise us all, being of serious concern. If enacted, the law will, among other things, permit suspects accused of "endangering...national unity" and "harming the reputation of the state" to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Terrorists fell short in Ulster, not unionists Belfast Telegraph Mr Dodds was absolutely right to make it clear that his party will not allow the record to be rewritten, or make it appear that the actions of unionist leaders of the past in any way justified 40 years of terrorist violence. The DUP did take issue with ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Nigeria: Abuja Judges Proffer Recipe to Curbing Terrorism AllAfrica.com Some judges of the FCT high courts Friday in Abuja called for more concerted efforts in handling cases of militancy/terrorism in the country and wondered what happened to the records containing statements made by the late Boko Haram leader during his ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Activists invade nuclear site in France in bid to expose lax security ... Newser "It's the risk of external, non-natural attack _ like the risk of terrorism." Speaking later by phone with The Associated Press, she urged the government to consider other risks in its review like an airplane crash, a computer virus, or chemicals ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| The Millions : My Book Didn't Influence Terrorism By Rachel Hurn A revised edition of the book was published by Westland Ltd. & Tranquebar Press much later, and garnered controversy with readers pointing out similarities between its plot and the 26/11 terrorist attack on Mumbai. Sanghi's response? ... The Millions | ||
| Iftikhar reiterates pledge to stand against terrorism Says militants ... By shimran Iftikhar reiterates pledge to stand against terrorism Says militants targeting ANP for its strong stance. Posted on December 5, 2011. F.P. Report. PESHAWAWR: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Minister for Information and Public Relations, Mian Iftikhar ... Frontier Post | ||
| After war and terrorism, will yoga do the trick for Afghanistan ... By Daniel Magnowski, Reuters As the Afghan government's Western backers pour in cash, and tens of thousands of foreign soldiers patrol the country, a French human rights activist is trying a new way to break the cycle of violence in Afghanistan: yoga and meditation. Interaksyon.com |
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