The United States Under Terror Attack

• CIS Security Chiefs Agree on Anti-terrorism Measures (20011009)
• Arab League Calls for US Restraint After Raids on Afghanistan (20011008)
• Bin Laden Still Hiding in Afghanistan: Rumsfeld (20011008)
• 300 Indonesian Volunteers Arrive in Pakistan: Islamic Movement (20011008)
• Attacks Must be Short and Targeted: Musharraf (20011008)
• Afghanistan, War-plagued Country(20011008)
• Iranian TV Dubs US Strike in Afghanistan "Blind Attacks" (20011008)
• Israel Not to Do Anything to Endanger US Campaign: Peres (20011008)
• US-British Strikes Rock Three Cities in Afghanistan (20011008)
• New York Beefs up Security After Strikes on Afghanistan: Mayor (20011008)
• EU Leaders Give Backing to Strikes in Afghanistan (20011008)
• US President Speaks to Indian PM on War Against Afghanistan (20011008)
• Military Strike Should Avoid Hurting Innocent: FM Spokesman(20011008)
• US Launches Military Attacks on Afghanistan  (20011008)
• US Renews List of Foreign Terrorist Organizations (20011006)
• US President to Meet With NATO Secretary-General Next Week (20011006)
• US Troops Begin Airport Deployment to Strengthen Security (20011006)
• Belgium Congeals Taliban-link Funds (20011006)
• Three Ethiopians Confirmed Dead in Terrorist Attacks in US (20011006)
• Defiant Bin Laden Video Taunts America, War Preparation Hastened (20011006)
• WTC Attack Cost May Reach 105 Billion Dollars: Official Report (20011005)
• US Allies Agree to Take Military Measures (20011005)
• Spain to Allow US Access to Probe on Algerian Terrorists (20011005)
• US Evidence Against bin Laden Enough for Indictment: Spokesman (20011005)
• Japan Tightens Security Around Nuclear Plants, US Facilities (20011005)
• China Appreciates Firm Anti-Terrorism Stance of Arab States: Tang (20011003)
• Two Charged in U.S. with Helping Suspected Hijackers (20011002)
• U.S. President Says Progress Made in Anti-terrorism War (20011002)
• Only International Campaign Can Rid World of Terrorism: Annan (20011002)
• World Bank: Terror Attacks Hurt Developing Countries (20011002)
• Greeks Oppose Military Response to 9.11 Attacks (20011002)
• Britain Freezes Taliban Overseas Assets (20011002)
• Pak Foreign Office Rules Out Military Operation In Afghanistan (20011002)
• U.S. Nuclear Submarine Leaves Japan (20011002)
• Bin Laden's Links in Philippines to Stir Up with Bombing (20011002)
• Rumors of China's Acquisition of US Missiles From Taliban Groundless: FM Spokesman (20011001)
• Iran Closely Watching US Warships in Persian Gulf (20011001)
• Iranian FM Calls for Distinguishing Between Terrorism And Resistance Force (20011001)
• US Attorney General Warns More Terrorist Strikes Likely (20011001)
• World Trade Center Missing Toll at 5219: Mayor (20011001)
• Iran Reiterates Objection to US Military Operations Against Afghanistan (20011001)
• Bin Laden's Business Connections in S. Africa Under Probe (20011001)
• Bin Laden to Be "Eradicated", British Prime Minister (20011001)
• Pakistani Troops Not to Enter Afghanistan: Musharraf (20011001)
• Osama bin Laden Not to be Handed to Anyone: Taliban Envoy (20011001)
• U.S. Planes, Fleet Allowed to Pass Indonesian Waters: FM (20011001)
• US Carrier Kitty Hawk Returns to Home Port in Japan (20010930)
• US and Britain to Strike Terror Camps within Days: Reports (20010930)
• US Refuses to Comment on Report of Captured US Commandos (20010930)
• California Senator Proposes Ban on Foreign Students (20010929)