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News Archive
Since 11 September 2001, news agencies on both sides of the
Atlantic have reported the worlds responses to acts of terrorism.
This page serves to document reports in six categories.
Combat & Peacekeeping
Diplomacy
Domestic UK & US
Finance
Human Rights
Terrorist Groups
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Combat & Peacekeeping
Return to Afghanistan: Americans begin to suffer grim and bloody
backlash by Robert Fisk, The Independent, 14 August
2002
U.S. Fears Grow Over Turmoil In Afghanistan by Glenn Kesler,
The Washington Post, 8 August 2002
Bin Laden 'Alive' Says Spy Chief BBC News, 13 July
2002
Al-Qaeda 'Seeks New Escape Routes' BBC News, 12 July
2002
U.S. and
Allied Casualties: September 11, Operation Enduring Freedom and
the Anti-Terrorist Campaign (occasionally updated) Col. Daniel
Smith, USA (Ret.), Center for Defense Information
Uzbekistan Base Teeming with Troops by Bagila Bukharbaeva,
Associated Press via The Washington Post, 28 May 2002
British Peacekeeper Shot in Kabul BBC News, 9 April
2002
First British Troops Enter Afghan War CNN.com, 2
April 2002
British Forces Land in Afghanistan The Guardian
Unlimited, 25 March 2002
Britain
Sparks Fear with Upgrades of Cyprus Bases by Andrew
Borowiec, The Washington Times, 12 March 2002
Fresh Troops Bolster Allied Offensive The Guardian
Unlimited, 8 March 2002
Macedonian Police Kill Seven Gunman by Konstantin Testorides
Associated Press via The Washington Post, 2 March 2002
Two British Peacekeepers Sent Home by Louis Meixler, The
Washington Post, 14 February 2002
British Troops to Lead Afghan Peace Mission by Matthew Tempest,
Guardian Unlimited, 17 December 2001
Russians Back in Kabul, to Surprise of Many by Peter Baker,
The Washington Post, 28 November 2001
EU Leaders Back Attacks on Afghanistan by William Drozdiak,
The Washington Post, 20 October 2001
NATO Sends Planes to Protect U.S. CNN.com, 9 October
2001
Retaliation: U.S., Britain Open Attack CNN.com, 8
October 2001
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Diplomacy
European Interior Ministers in Florence for Talks on Terrorism and
Illegal Immigration, Dar Al-Hayat, 17 October 2004
Annan Faults Both Sides of Terror War for Eroding Rule of Law,
Washington Post, 20 September 2004
Old Europe is
As Good As New, Zapatero Says', International Herald
Tribune, 14 September 2004
No Long
Term Gains Against Terror Yet, The Japan Times, 8
September 2004
The
Transatlantic Rift, Christian Science Monitor, 30
June 2004
Fighting
Terror With Democracy, BBC News, 23 April
2004
Key Elements
of EU Terror Action Plan, BBC News, 25 March
2004
The European
Terror Challenge, BBC News, 24 March 2004
EU to
Appoint Anti-Terror 'Tsar', The Guardian, 19
March 2004
Germany Told of New Sept. 11 Plotters Months Ago Reuters, via
The Washington Post, 9 September 2002
Al Qaeda Presence In Iraq Reported by Bradley Graham,
Washington Post, 21 August 2002
Making Hussein Squirm by Jim Hoagland, The Washington
Post, 8 August 2002
Europe, U.S. divided over Iraq CNN.com, 6 August
2002
Uzbekistan Base Teeming with Troops by Bagila Bukharbaeva,
Associated Press via The Washington Post, 28 May 2002, 28
May 2002
U.S.
to Debate Anti-Terror Funds for Colombia CNN.com, 24
April 2002
U.K. Court Rejects U.S. Bid for Terror Suspect by Al Webb,
The Washington Times, 24 April 2002
Bush Calls on Arab Nations in Fighting Terror
CNN.com, 20 April 2002
Muslims Seek Talks Over Terror Detainees by Audrey Gillan,
The Guardian Unlimited, 15 April 2002
Athens
Steps up Efforts on Terror by Andrew Borowiec, The
Washington Times, 4 April 2002
Defining Terrorism Defeats Islamic Summit BBC
News, 3 April 2002
Bush Backs Peru's War on Terrorism BBC News, 24
March 2002
Poor Nations Warn Rich on Terror by Julie Watson, The
Associated Press via The Washington Post, 22 March 2002
U.S. Embassy in Sarajevo Shut Down by Aida Cerkez-Robinson, The
Associated Press via The Washington Post, 22 March 2002
Bush and Blair Stand Alone by Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Unlimited, 21 March 2002
EU in Talks with Iranian President by Ian Black, The
Guardian Unlimited, 13 March 2002
U.K. Says Iraq Threat Must Be Faced CNN.com, 12
March 2002
War on
Terror in Second Stage by Joseph Curl, The Washington
Times, 12 March 2002
Hawks
and Doves Circle in Europe The Guardian Unlimited,
12 March 2002
Leaders Deny War on Terror Rift CNN.com, 23
February 2002
U.K. Tells White House to Rein in the Hawks by Kamal Ahmed,
The Guardian Unlimited, 10 February 2002
France Raises Terror War Concerns CNN.com, 7 February
2002
EU
Parliament Backs Anti-Terror Warrant by Ian Black, The
Guardian, 7 February 2002
Stop at Afghanistan, says Italy CNN.com, 4 February
2002
NATO, Russia Meet on Terror CNN.com, 4 February 2002
U.S. and Europe Focus on Terrorism by Jonathan Marcus,
BBC News, 2 February 2002
U.S. "Ready to Go it Alone" BBC News, 2 February
2002
Attacks Ally
India, Turkey, Israel by Martin Walker, The Washington
Times/United Press International, 16 January 2002
Europeans Reluctant to Send Terror Suspects to U.S. by T.R.
Reid, The Washington Post, 29 November 2001
Splits Open in U.K.-U.S. Alliance by Ewen MacAskill and Richard
Norton-Taylor, The Guardian, 9 November 2001
NATO: U.S. Evidence on Bin Laden 'Compelling' by William
Drozdiak and Rajiv Chandrasekaran, The Washington Post, 3
October 2001
OAS Nations Activate Mutual Defense Treaty by Karen de Young,
The Washington Post, 20 September 2001
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Domestic UK & US
Cowan, Rosie, 'The Threat is Real.
London is an Iconic Site for Another Attack', Guardian
Unlimited, 29 September 2005
Hirsh, Michael,
9/11-And Counting: Four Years In, No Clear Plan, 11
September 2005.
Hess, Pam, Terrorist Had Plans
for London Attacks, The Washington Times, 7 September
2005.
Whitlock, Craig
Trail From London to Leeds Yields Portraits of 3 Bombers,
Washington Post, 15 July 2005
Sandra Laville, Audrey Gillan and Dilpazier Aslam, 'Father
figure' inspired young bombers, The Guardian,
15 July 2005
Britain Charges Cleric Sought by US for Aiding Terrorism,
Washington Post, 20 October 2004
Votes Set on 9/11 Recommendations, Washington
Post, 16 September 2004
Home Office Draws Up Tighter Terrorism Laws, The
Guardian, 4 August 2004
Preparing
for Terror in Washington Area By Guy Taylor and Ellen Sorokin,
The Washington Times, 2 March 2003
Terror Index is Lowered to Yellow By Christopher Lee and Sara
kehaulani Goo, The Washington Post, 28 February 2003
Get Ready for Readiness Ad Campaign By Mimi Hall, USA
Today, 18 February 2003
Poll:
Americans Unfettered by Terror Threat Associated Press via
USA Today, 18 February 2003
FBI
Aids Local Terror Readiness By John Solomon, Philadelphia
Inquirer, 16 February 2003
How The U.S. Watches Terrorist Suspects By Toni Locy and Kevin
Johnson, USA Today, 12 February 2002
FBI
Rebuked Over 'Illegal' Spying by Michael Howard and Julian
Borger, The Guardian, 23 August 2002
U.S. Deports Palestinian Suspected of Terrorist Ties
Associated Press, Washington Post, 23 August 2002
UK Unprepared for Attack CNN.com, 24 July 2002
The
U.S. National Strategy for Homeland Security The White House,
16 July 2002
U.S. Taliban Lindh Pleads Guilty in Surprise Deal by Deborah
Charles, Reuters, 15 July 2002
What Is Operation TIPS? Editorial, The Washington Post,
14 July 2002
FBI Eyes Americans in Terror Search by Christopher Newton,
Associated Press, 12 July 2002
Airport Shooting Sharpens Debate on Defining Terror by Mark
Matthews, Sun National Staff, 6 July 2002
Militia
movement is in retreat Anti-government sentiment loses appeal after
9/11 by Kevin Johnson, USA TODAY, 20 June 2002
Customs Launches Anti-Terror Initiative The Washington
Times, 16 April 2002
Globalization and the Root Causes of Terrorism with William
Christison, The Washington Post, 10 April 2002
Attorney Among Four Indicted for Alleged Support of
Terrorism CNN.com, 9 April 2002
U.S.
Interests May Be Targeted by Andrew Borowiec, The
Washington Times, 6 April 2002
Second
American Taliban Held at Guantanamo CNN.com, 4 April
2002
Counter-terrorism,
Bit by Bit by Saul B. Wilen, The Washington Times, 3
April 2002
Terror
Threat Warning System to Be Unveiled CNN.com, 12
March 2002
The Other Half of the Job by Michael McFaul, The Washington
Post, 5 February 2002
Captive Britons "Should Face U.K. Trial" BBC News, 24
January 2002
$20
Billion More Sought for Terror War, Future by Rowan
Scarborough, The Washington Times, 17 January 2002
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Finance
U.S. to Debate Anti-Terror Funds for Colombia
CNN.com, 24 April 2002
Al-Queda Linked to Bank Threat CNN.com, 20 April
2002
Terror Funds War 'Only Just Beginning' BBC News,
12 April 2002
Firms
Eye Anti-terror Profiling by Tim Lemke, The Washington
Times, 4 April 2002
EU Not
Blocking All Cash for Terror by David E. Kalish, The
Washington Times, 8 Mar 2002
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Human Rights
Al-Qaida Videos Show Poison Gas Tests by Julian Borger, The
Guardian, 20 August 2002
West Has
Used September 11 to Curb Rights The Times Online, 28
May 2002
After the Twin Towers: Human Rights Must Not Be Cast Aside
The Guardian, 1 October 2001
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Terrorist Groups
Suspected Muslim
militant planned suicide attack on court to kill judges, destroy
terrorism case files and deal Spain its "biggest blow in
history", AP via WTNH.com, 20 October 2004
US Cannot Confirm Report Bin Laden's Sons Arrested
CNN.com, 7 March 2003
Afghan Prisoners Beaten to Death at US Military Interrogation
Base By Duncan Campbell, The Guardian, 7 March 2003
Q &
A: Quizzing Al-Qaeda Chief By Frank Gardner, BBC News, 4
March 2003
Tape
Hints At Bin Laden Plan To Die A 'Martyr' By Jane Wardell,
Philadelphia Inquirer, 14 February 2003
Terror Plan
to Shoot Down Plane BBC News, 13 February 2003
Officials Skeptical as Detainees Say Sept. 11 Was First In A
Trio by Josh Meyer, Los Angeles Times, 1 October
2002.
Bin Laden
Dead, Say Powers of Deduction by Rowan Scarborough, The
Washington Times, 30 September 2002
9/11 Suspect Given FBI Al Qaeda Files by Duncan Campbell,
The Guardian, 28 September 2002
Al-Qaida Running New Terror Camp, Say Kurds The
Guardian, 23 August 2002
Terrorism.com by Paul Eedle, The Guardian, 17 July
2002
Spain Says Al Qaeda Suspect Videotaped Towers, Other
Landmarks
by Walter Pincus, The Washington Post, 17 July
2002
U.N. Says Materials for Dirty Bomb Easy to Find by Louis
Charbonneau, Reuters, 25 June 2002
Al-Qaeda Now by Michael Elliot, CNN.com, 27 May
2002
Kurdish Guerrillas to Join Terror List BBC News, 2 May
2002
Terror Suspects Planned German Attacks BBC News,
25 April 2002
U.K.
Court Rejects U.S. Bid for Terror Suspect by Al Webb,
The Washington Times, 24 April 2002
Kurds Challenge Terror Group Ban by Owen Bowcott, The
Guardian Unlimited, 23 Feb 2002
AK-47 Training Held at London Mosque by Jason Burke, The
Guardian Unlimited, 17 February 2002
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