

Al-Qaida
The global terror network was hardly known to the public before the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks in New York and Washington. Since then, the Islamic extremist organization has become the center of the War on Terror and has alleged footholds in the Middle East, Central and South Asia, Africa and Europe.
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Terror Retooled Al-Qaida Thinks Globally But Acts Locally
Fodder for the Front German Jihadists on Syria's Battlefields
Interview with Ahmed Rashid The West Should 'Change Its Approach to Failing States'
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Detox Man versus KSM The 9/11 Prosecutor's Quest for Transparency
Rebels Reject Jihad Are Reports of al-Qaida in Syria Exaggerated?
In Search of 'True' Islam Salafists Abandon Germany for Egypt
'Dangerous Preacher' Former Bin Laden Bodyguard Living in Bochum
Jihad against America Relations Remain Icy Between Pakistan and the US
Interview With German Intelligence Chief 'We Must Be The First to Go In and the Last to Leave'
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