&quot;Osama: The Making of a Terrorist&quot; A cataclysmic awakening
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Jonathan Randal admits at the beginning of his book &quot;Osama: The Making of a Terrorist&quot; that he &quot;totally failed to meet Osama bin Laden.
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They can&#39;t find Osama bin Laden, but they&#39;ve saved us from Cat Stevens. They can appoint Daniel Pipes, the notorious Muslim basher, to the US Institute of Peace; but they won&#39;t let Tariq Ramadan, a renowned
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Rory Callinan uncovers a statement made - then retracted - by a British former inmate at Guantanamo Bay. Describing David Hicks as "Al-Qaeda's Golden Boy," it paints a damning portrait of the Australian terror suspect
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CAIRO -- The new Al Qaeda video featuring an American calling for his countrymen to convert to Islam raised fears it signaled an imminent attack, but analysts in the region said yesterday it is more likely a bid to soften the terrorist group's image.
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Akasham marks the introduction Harisree Asokan as the hero. The story takes on terrorism in Kerala but lacks conviction.
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(12/17/04)-- A newly released audio recording sounds like Osama bin Laden, and the intelligence community has &quot;high confidence&quot; that it is.
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PARK CITY, Utah  - After years of watching Osama bin Laden in grainy television footage, audiences have a chance to see a less chilling version of the al Qaeda leader -- as a cartoon character dancing to rap music and a video game villain.
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It focuses attention on the terror war, a Bush strength, but is also a reminder that the Al Qaeda leader remains at large. By Linda Feldmann | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.
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With a new book the controversial author takes on the sacred ground of the terror attacks and their aftermath
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The images coming out of the latest hostage crisis in Iraq - capped by dramatic video of British captive Kenneth Bigley begging for his life - have transfixed Britons, left governments looking helpless, and revived a classic dilemma about whether to negotiate with terrorists.    But the plight of the British construction worker and his two murdered American colleagues has also raised new concerns about terrorists' tremendous ability to set agendas in an Internet age that makes their messages - even in the form of shocking beheading videos - all but impossible to stop...
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Analysis: Bin Laden's group appears weaker, organizationally and politically, at a moment when Muslim anger at the West is greater than ever
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An ultra-radical Islamic ideology mixing zealot-like devotion and holy war creed is drawing more scrutiny in anti-terrorist probes from the Middle East to Europe - with increasing indications that its base on ...
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ÂThe Path to 9/11Â is an unsparing, and at times hyperbolic, portrait of bureaucratic turf wars, buck passing and complacency.
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A pair of alleged Islamic terror plots uncovered this week in Germany and Denmark share some disturbing hallmarks: Officials link both to al-Qaida and have found tentacles stretching all the way to Pakistan, the likely hiding place of Osama bin Laden.
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Philip Shenonâs book chronicles the human frailty and folly that went into âThe 9/11 Report.â
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Heads of security services and governments around the world have something in common with Osama bin Laden. They all stand to benefit from exaggerating the capabilities of al-Qaeda.
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The reverberations from 9/11 include 'a new dynamic for global politics.'