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War on terrorism
Introduction
The events of Sept 11 were among the most horrific witnessed in modern times. This factfile provides an archive of events on that day and how the world responded as well as analysis from our top writers.
RECENT EVENTS
State of terror and confusion
Police and the Army yesterday mounted the biggest security operation seen in Britain, amid confusing signals from ministers over the scale of the threat from international terrorism.
Troops in Heathrow terror alert
Bush raises US alert over al-Qa'eda attack
Seven held in series of anti-terror dawn raids
Blair claims 'definite links' between al-Qa'eda and Baghdad
Spies force retreat on 'al-Qa'eda link'
ANALYSIS
Bush: birdbrain or ideal leader in times of war?
Anyone who followed George W Bush during the 2000 presidential campaign will recognise the pattern.
Britain a perfect haven for recruiting Islamic radicals
Europe's terrorism network is still a threat
How bin Laden outsmarted the US in Tora Bora
598 in legal limbo at Guantanamo Bay
Bin Laden: the evil smile that just won't fade
Confusing times for eight million Muslims in the US
Sought-after schools where the only lesson is the Koran
One year on: has America changed forever?
Afghanistan's interim government
Timeline
The timeline provides a comprehensive guide to how events unfolded on September 11. In the subsequent months, the ruling Taliban in Aghanistan was overthrown and the hunt for al-Qa'eda continues.
Key figures
Biographies of some of the key political and military leaders who have played a major role in war on terrorism and rebuilding Afghanistan.
Key groups
Background on the key political and military groups who are involved in the war on terrorism and rebuilding Afghanistan.
Useful links
A comprehensive list of hot links to sites reflecting the political and personal interests in events.
Related reports
Archive 2001
Archive 2002
Archive 2003
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War on terrorism
Introduction
The events of Sept 11 were among the most horrific witnessed in modern times. This factfile provides an archive of events on that day and how the world responded as well as analysis from our top writers.
RECENT EVENTS
State of terror and confusion
Police and the Army yesterday mounted the biggest security operation seen in Britain, amid confusing signals from ministers over the scale of the threat from international terrorism.
Troops in Heathrow terror alert
Bush raises US alert over al-Qa'eda attack
Seven held in series of anti-terror dawn raids
Blair claims 'definite links' between al-Qa'eda and Baghdad
Spies force retreat on 'al-Qa'eda link'
ANALYSIS
Bush: birdbrain or ideal leader in times of war?
Anyone who followed George W Bush during the 2000 presidential campaign will recognise the pattern.
Britain a perfect haven for recruiting Islamic radicals
Europe's terrorism network is still a threat
How bin Laden outsmarted the US in Tora Bora
598 in legal limbo at Guantanamo Bay
Bin Laden: the evil smile that just won't fade
Confusing times for eight million Muslims in the US
Sought-after schools where the only lesson is the Koran
One year on: has America changed forever?
Afghanistan's interim government
Timeline
The timeline provides a comprehensive guide to how events unfolded on September 11. In the subsequent months, the ruling Taliban in Aghanistan was overthrown and the hunt for al-Qa'eda continues.
Key figures
Biographies of some of the key political and military leaders who have played a major role in war on terrorism and rebuilding Afghanistan.
Key groups
Background on the key political and military groups who are involved in the war on terrorism and rebuilding Afghanistan.
Useful links
A comprehensive list of hot links to sites reflecting the political and personal interests in events.
Related reports
Archive 2001
Archive 2002
Archive 2003
© Copyright of Telegraph Group Limited 2003. Terms & Conditions of reading.
Commercial information. Privacy Policy.