The United States Under Terror Attack

• Afghan Opposition Leader Meets With Tajik President (20011011)
• Britain Release Blueprint of War Aims (20011011)
• Bush Announces List of 22 "Most Wanted Terrorists" (20011011)
• US-led Attacks on Afghanistan Enter Fourth Consecutive Night (20011011)
• Kuwait to Withdraw Nationality of Bin Laden's Kuwaiti Aide: FM (20011010)
• Taliban Warn Uzbekistan of Firm Revenge (20011010)
• Taliban Charges French Journalist With Spying (20011010)
• Feature: Angry, Uneasy Iraqis Eye US Attacks on Afghanistan (20011010)
• Taliban Defense System Not Yet Destroyed: Zaeef (20011010)
• Islamic Countries Seek to Reach Unified Position: Algerian FM (20011010)
• Anti-US Protests Continue in Jakarta (20011010)
• Three Bombs Dropped in Kandahar (20011010)
• Taliban Says Bin Laden Free to Wage Holy War Against US (20011010)
• No Military Solution in Afghanistan: Annan (20011010)
• Bin Laden's Group Threatens Prolonged Attacks on US (20011010)
• White House: Disclosure of Classified Information Limited to "Protect Lives" (20011010)
• US Satisfied With Results of Initial Strike on Taliban(20011010)
• French Military Team of Liaison Joins US Command, Says French PM (20011010)
• Blair to Visit Cairo for Talks Over US-British Raids on Afghanistan (20011010)
• Arab League Renews Rejection of Attack on Any Arab State (20011010)
• Bush Defends Decision to Limit Flow of Classified Information (20011010)
• Terrorist Attacks Cost New York 1 Billion Dollars in Revenue Loss (20011010)
• US Launches New Wave of Airstrikes Against Afghanistan: CNN Report(20011009)
• Iranian Leaders Slam US Strikes Against Afghanistan (20011009)
• Taliban Air Force Commander Killed in US-British Air Raids: Source (20011009)
• Japanese Lawmaker, Citizens Protest US Strikes on Afghanistan (20011009)
• Indonesian Demonstrators Clash With Security Forces (20011009)
• Egypt Supports "All US Measures Against Terrorism": Mubarak (20011009)
• Germany's Schroeder Leaves for US to Discuss Terrorism (20011009)
• US Receiving Help From South Africa: Senior Diplomat (20011009)
• Feature: No Panic in Uzbek Border City Amid Air Strikes in Afghanistan (20011009)
• China Willing to Cooperate with Any Country on Anti-terrorism (20011009)
• Liberia Backs US Attack on Afghanistan (20011009)
• UN Spokesperson Confirms Attacking of Demining Office (20011009)
• DPRK Hopes US Strikes Will Not Destroy Peace, Security (20011009)
• Taliban leader, bin Laden Still Alive in Afghanistan: Ambassador(20011009)
• 35 Civilians Killed, Injured in Strikes, Policy Change Ruled out: Taliban(20011009)
• China Red Cross Aids Refugees in Pakistan(20011009)
• Muslim Leaders Warn US Against Consequences of Strikes (20011009)
• Summary of Latest Events after US-British Strikes in Afghanistan (20011009)
• Explosions Rattle Kabul: CNN Report(20011009)
• US to UN: Reprisals against Other Countries Possible(20011009)
• US, British forces Launched New Round of Air Raids on Kabul, Kandahar (20011009)
• Iraqi Parliament Condemns US "Aggression" on Afghanistan (20011009)
• Arafat Urges Int'l Community to Help Halt Israeli "Terrorism" (20011009)
• Missing Toll at WTC in New York Down to 4,815 (20011009)
• US Committed to Minimizing Civilian Casualties in Attacks on Afghanistan, Envoy Says (20011009)
• "Terrorism Has Nothing to Do With Islam," British Envoy Says (20011009)
• Security Council Urges Implementation of Resolutions Against Terrorism (20011009)
• Blair on Arabic TV to Rebut Bin Laden (20011009)