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The issue of deadly racism in the USA has been brought to the attention of …
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Global adventurer held as a spy
A British adventurer was questioned as a potential spy after entering Egyptian territory without permission.
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Americans Murdering People & Dear Children In the Middle East and Africa Hasn’t Mattered – Not Yet!
The issue of deadly racism in the USA has been brought to the attention of all Americans by the pers…
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Al-Qa`ida’s Soon-To-Be Third Emir? A Profile of Saif al-`Adl
Abstract: With the confirmed deaths of Hamza bin Ladin and Abu Muhammad al-Masri, as well as the rep…
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China’s Counterterrorism Inroads in Central Asia
China has made inroads in Central Asia to secure economic, energy, and security interests, bringing …
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As Right-Wing Extremism Rises, Jihadism Still Persists
Six separate terrorist attacks took place in Europe between late September and late November of last…
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Experts studied al-Qaeda and Isis for years, now they are turning their attention to extremists closer to home
In the years after the 11 September terror attacks, national security strategy in the US came to be …
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Americans Murdering People & Dear Children In the Middle East and Africa Hasn’t Mattered – Not Yet!
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Al-Qa`ida’s Soon-To-Be Third Emir? A Profile of Saif al-`Adl
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China’s Counterterrorism Inroads in Central Asia
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As Right-Wing Extremism Rises, Jihadism Still Persists
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Experts studied al-Qaeda and Isis for years, now they are turning their attention to extremists closer to home
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Americans Murdering People & Dear Children In the Middle East and Africa Hasn’t Mattered – Not Yet!
The issue of deadly racism in the USA has been brought to the attention of …
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Al-Qa`ida’s Soon-To-Be Third Emir? A Profile of Saif al-`Adl
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China’s Counterterrorism Inroads in Central Asia
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As Right-Wing Extremism Rises, Jihadism Still Persists
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Experts studied al-Qaeda and Isis for years, now they are turning their attention to extremists closer to home
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NATO rules avoid Afghan civilian deaths: genera
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S.-led forces in Afghanistan believe their procedures for avoiding unintended casualties are sufficient despite a series of civilian deaths in recent weeks, a U.S. commander said on Tuesday.U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Joseph Votel also said NATO forces had intentionally fired into Pakistan in one recent incident said …
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WASHINGTON – Despite rising civilian deaths in Afghanistan’s counter-terror war — and rising criticism — a U.S. general suggested Tuesday that coalition commanders do not need to change the way they operate.
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