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File - From left, Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates and U.S. Army Gen. Stanley McChrystal, commander of NATO's International Security Assistance Force, escort Afghan President Hamid Karzai on a tour of Arlington National Cemetery's Section 60 May 13, 2010.
Afghanistan   Corruption   Photos   US   Wikipedia: War in Afghanistan (2001present)  
 The Guardian Open Platform 
Mixed US messages on Afghan graft
| Did you hear that one about how anti-corruption agents in Afghanistan arrested the country's national security adviser – who, in fact, may have been a CIA asset – and who then called the preside... (photo: US Navy / MCS1 Class Chad J. McNeeley)
Saudi soldiers is seen in the southern province of Jizan, near the border with Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009.
Photos   Saudi Arabia   Security   Terrorism   Wikipedia: Saudi list of most wanted suspected terrorists  
 Wall Street Journal 
Critics Say Saudi Antiterror Effort Nets Activists
By MARGARET COKER | JEDDAH—Saudi Arabia's crackdown on alleged Islamic militants has resulted in recent years in thousands of arrests and scores of convictions, drawing praise from Washington fo... (photo: AP)
 In this picture taken from video and provided by The Sunday Times London, showing September 11, 2001 suicide pilots identified as Ziad al-Jarrah, left, and Mohamed Atta, appear together joking about making their will in a video dated January 18, 2000, mo  The New York Times 
9/11 Suspect Was Detained and Taped in Morocco
| WASHINGTON—A Yemeni man implicated in the Sept. 11 attacks was secretly detained in Morocco after Central Intelligence Agency operatives brought him there in 2002, officials said Tuesday. | Wh... (photo: AP/The Sunday Times)
Attacks   Morocco   Photos   Washington   Wikipedia: September 11 attacks  
A man tentatively identified as Ramzi Binalshibh is seen in this video image released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation on Jan. 17, 2002.  BBC News 
CIA tapes show interrogation of 9/11 suspect Binalshibh
US officials have confirmed the existence of videotapes of the 2002 interrogation of an alleged 9/11 plotter, reportedly at a secret prison. | The tapes, which the Associated Press said were found und... (photo: AP / FBI)
Justice   Photos   Terrorism   US   Wikipedia: Ramzi Binalshibh  
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Protesters throw stones and pieces of bricks toward Indian police during a protest against the death of Tufail Ahmad Matoo in Srinagar June 12, 2010. Violent protests broke out in many parts of Srinagar city on Saturday after the death of the teenager Matoo on Friday. Relatives and protesters claimed that Matoo was killed when Indian police fired upon an anti-India protest in Srinagar after Friday prayers. Police officials denied the charge and claimed that Matoo's death appears to be a deliberate murder, local media reported. Seattle Times
Rocks are weapons of choice in India's uneasy Kashmir
| SRINAGAR, India - Down a 15-foot-wide alley of shuttered shops in Srinagar's Batmaloo neighborhood, stone-throwing protesters and police face off under a blazing midday... (photo: WN / Imran Nissar)
Kashmir   Military   Photos   Violence   Wikipedia: Kashmir  
**EDS: PHOTO HAS BEEN REVIEWED BY US MILITARY OFFICIALS ** In this courtroom illustration, Salim Ahmed Hamdan, center, is escorted into the court room during his preliminary hearing at Guantanamo Naval Base August 24, 2004 in Guantanamo, Cuba. Pravda RU
Osama Bin Laden's Former Cook and Driver Sentenced to 14 Years
| Osama Bin Laden's former cook and driver has been sentenced to 14 years in prison by a Guantanamo Bay tribunal. | Sudanese-born Ibrahim al-Qosi, 50, had admitted conspi... (photo: AP / Pool/Illustration by Art Lein/Getty Images)
Cook   Laden   Osama   Photos   Wikipedia: Ibrahim al Qosi  
Radical Indonesian cleric Abu Bakar Bashir, center, is escorted by anti-terror police as he arrives at Indonesian police headquarters in Jakarta, Indonesia, Monday, Aug. 9, 2010. National Post
Analysis: Alleged Bali mastermind untouchable until now
  By Peter Goodspeed, National Post August 12, 2010 7:53 AM        Abu Bakaar Bashir | Photograph by: AFP Photo/Adek Berry, AFP Photo/Adek Berry | Abu Bakaar Bashir,... (photo: AP / Irwin Ferdiansyah)
Bali   Bombing   Indonesia   Photos   Wikipedia: Abu Bakar Bashir  
An anti-government protester together with others gather in front of the residence of Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva during a protest Monday, April 12, 2010, in Bangkok, Thailand. The Red Shirt protesters are calling for Abhisit to dissolve parliament and step down. Weekend clashes between anti-government demonstrators and soldiers have left 21 dead and more than 800 injured. Inquirer
Thai prosecutors to indict top Red Shirts for terrorism
| BANGKOK—Thai prosecutors said Wednesday they would indict 19 leaders and supporters of the anti-government "Red Shirt" movement on terrorism charges in connection with ... (photo: AP / Wason Wanichakorn)
Photos   Police   Terrorism   Thailand  
In this photo of a sketch by courtroom artist Janet Hamlin, reviewed by a U.S. Department of Defense official, Canadian defendant Omar Khadr, front left, sits with his defense team as FBI Special Agent Robert Fuller, top left, testifies during Khadr's pre-trial hearing in the courthouse for the U.S. Military War Crimes Commission at the Camp Justice compound on Guantanamo Bay U.S. Naval Base in Cuba, Thursday, April 29, 2010. The Daily Telegraph Australia
First Guantanamo trial opens under Obama
| THE first Guantanamo trial of Barack Obama's presidency opened overnight with Canadian detainee Omar Khadr, who was captured by US troops in Afghanistan at age 15,... (photo: AP / Janet Hamlin, Pool)
Afghanistan   Photos   Terrorism   US   Wikipedia: Omar Khadr  
In this courtroom sketch reviewed and cleared for release by U.S. Military officials, Guantanamo detainee Omar Khadr, far left, sits flanked by two civilian and one military lawyer, inside the courtroom during a U.S. Military Tribunal arraignment, at Guantanamo U.S. Naval Base, Cuba on Monday, June 4, 2007. Al Jazeera
Khadr 'torture' confession upheld
| The confessions of Omar Khadr, a Canadian citizen charged with terrorism, can be used as evidence in his trial, even though they may have been obtained throug... (photo: AP / Janet Hamlin, Pool)
Canada   Photos   Terrorism   Torture   Wikipedia: Omar Khadr  
FBI investigators walk past the side of a house at 39 Waverley Avenue, in Watertown, Mass., Thursday, May 13, 2010. Kansas City Star
AP News in Brief
More News | AP Exclusive: FBI says new al-Qaida leader who is planning attacks on America lived in US | MIAMI (AP) - A suspected al-Qaida operative who lived for more tha... (photo: AP / Michael Dwyer)
Exclusive   FBI   Leader   Photos   Qaida  
Founder and editor of the WikiLeaks website, Julian Assange, faces the media during a debate event, held in London Tuesday July 27, 2010. WorldNews.com
WikiLeaks v. U.S. and U.S. v. Obama (Part One)
Article by WorldNews.com correspondent Dallas Darling. | Sometime after the Sept 11, 2001 attacks and in the midst of two pre-emptive conflicts and indefinite detentions ... (photo: AP / Max Nash)
Justice   Photos   War   Washington   Wikipedia: Afghan War Diary  
Military Abuse War on Terrorism
- US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,172
- The Unraveling of Military Strategies, Thinking and Nations
- China intensifies military build-up against Taiwan: Reports
- Pak military officers deplaned after 'last flight' r
In this May 1, 2003 file photo, President Bush gives a "thumbs-up" sign after declaring the end of major combat in Iraq as he speaks aboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln off the California coast.
The Unraveling of Military Strategies, Thinking and Nations
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- 'Saffron terror'
- Sheer terror
- US puts Pakistan Taleban on official terrorist register
- Indonesian police go on trial on terror charges
This undated image taken from Al-Arabiya TV Wednesday, July 14, 2010 shows failed Times Square car bomb suspect Faisal Shahzad holding a Quran. Al-Arabiya broadcast excerpts showing Shahzad saying he planned a "revenge attack" against the U.S. that he hoped would touch the hearts of Muslims. Shahzad appears in the clips sitting on the ground in a black turban and military fatigues, with a gun next to him.
US puts Pakistan Taleban on official terrorist register
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Detainees Refugees
- ISA detainee released after eight years
- Letter from Afghan detainee to the media
- Cole case illustrates administration's drifting detainee
- Afghan detainees broke through electric fences to protest ou
DoJ - Department of Justice -  Manila, Philippines
DOJ chief won't let Morong 43 detainee separated from baby
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- Darfur: UN-AU Envoy Meets World Bank Officials
- UN Moves Quickly To Immunize Children From Polio
- Tragedy Unfolding In Southwest Pakistan
- Patient Friendly Research To Fight Tuberculosis
In this June 13, 2009 file photo, an electrical linesman repairs cables as illegal subsidiary wires are seen mangled to the main cables in Allahabad, India. Stealing of power is a frequent phenomenon in Indian towns.
Bringing Light to India's Rural Areas
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Immigration Human Rights
- The slippery slope of corruption
- Jan Brewer's Arizona governor election debate meltdown
- Bundesbank sacks 'racist' board member
- Zimbabweans face end of South African amnesty
Paris Charles De Gaulle Airport Terminal E a
US officers take up posts at Paris airport to help screen America-bound passengers
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- West Bank/Israel: Hamas Must End Attacks on Civilians
- Libya: Step Ahead for Women on Nationality Rights
- Kyrgyzstan: Locked in a Tinderbox
- Waiting for Glenn Beck's Great Awakening
Glenn Beck, center, holds hands with faith leaders at the "Restoring Honor" rally in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington Saturday, Aug. 28, 2010.
Waiting for Glenn Beck's Great Awakening
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Guantanamo Asylum Seekers
- Guantánamo horrors
- Tony Blair memoir reveals support for George W. Bush and Gua
- Karzai, NATO at odds over another Afghan airstrike
- How is US foreign policy dealing with terrorism?
Former British prime minister Tony Blair, now the Middle East envoy for the so-called Quartet peacemakers, speaks at a meeting of the French ruling conservative party, the Union for a Popular Movement party (UMP), Saturday, Jan. 12, 2008 in Paris. Blair was invited on Saturday by French President Nicolas Sarkozy to deliver a speech before some 2,000 party members
Tony Blair memoir reveals support for George W. Bush and Guantanamo Bay
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- Asylum-seeker rioters sent to Curtin as overcrowding denied
- 'Asylum' tops HMV Canada CD sales chart; 'Place
- NT police deny withholding water, food at asylum-seeker prot
- Triple Double Entertainment Presents:Thee Asylum Mixtape Sta
Two police officers, one with a video camera, keep an eye on a small band of protestors demonstrating near the venue for this weekend's G-20 conference in Melbourne, Australia
Asylum seekers stage breakout protest in Australia
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