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Press Coverage 2005
December 2005
November 2005
October 2005
September 2005
August 2005
July 2005
Pour se protéger, le Royaume-Uni
Bahrain and UK discuss developing investment
The IRA pledges a farewell to arms
Bahrain and UK sign MoU to combat terrorism
Musharraf struggles to rein in madrasahs
Copycat attacks
N. Korea nuclear talks set to resume
String of bombings could set off others
London Subway Shooting
Britain moves to forestall violence
Support of U.S. spurs terror-attack fear
China's stealth war on the U.S.
The China-CAFTA connection
Pentagon: limits of China's military threat
China Seeks to Extend Military Reach
Rumsfeld Argues for Keeping China Embargo
Iraq conflict claims 34 civilian lives a day
Iraq's catalogue of death
Iran's New President: Conservative Politics
Iraqi-trained insurgents threaten Europe
Britain 'in denial'
Iraqis helpless against new wave
How far will Europe go to stop terror?
Will Europe stay united in fight against terr
Denmark and Italy fear they may be next
London Most Important City For Radical Islam
For many in Leeds, radicalism no shock
Suicide bomber is the smartest of smart bombs
Uzbekistan: UN Urges International Probe
Were London Bombers Homegrown Fanatics?
UK blast investigation points to suicide bomb
Enemies of freedom underestimate adversaries
Britain's Secret Memo On Withdrawal
London bombs boost for al-Qaida
Future of U.S.-Kyrgyz Base in Doubt
US Specialists Pessimistic on Anti-Terror Fi
Bosnian Massacre Hunt Derailed
Attack On London: Three Days After
Are we wasting money on defence?
Europeans Determined to Maintain Civil Lib.
AP Survey: Experts See New Kind of War
Europe's New Red Scare?
Probers Note Similarities With Madrid Attacks
London attacked as G8 summit opens
Fighting Terrorism
I am an African
Does aid work? Yes - for Britain
Rebuilding stable Iraq will be slow process
Chinese Military Power Report
China has an Ancient Mariner
Congress Demands Pentagon Report on China
Rice conveys serious concern
China's Grand Strategy
Address to 89th National Council RNZRSA
U.S. Muslim Scholars Issue Decree
Chinese General Warns of Nuclear Conflict
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Pour se protéger, le Royaume-Uni
Le Temps: Comment jugez-vous, trois semaines après les attentats meurtriers du 7 juillet, la façon dont les forces de sécurité et les autorités ont réagi?Christophe...
U.S. Muslim Scholars Issue Decree
Defense leaders have long emphasized that the war on terror is a war against violent extremism, not Islam, but that peace-loving Muslims must help contain it. "The struggle that is taking...
The IRA pledges a farewell to arms
"There was an old terrorism analysts' phrase that the IRA wanted to have a lot of people watching but not a lot of people dead," says Dana Allin, a security expert with the London-based...
Bahrain and UK sign MoU to combat terrorism
Blair also welcomed Bahrain's decision to host the second annual Gulf Security Conference, organised by the London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS). The conference, to...
Bahrain and UK discuss developing investment
Blair welcomed Bahrain’s decision to host the second ‘IISS Gulf Dialogue’ from December 2-4, organised by the London-based Inter-national Institute for Strategic Studies, given the...
Musharraf struggles to rein in madrasahs
Lahore-based political and defence analyst Hasan-Askari Rizvi and Dr Rahul Roy-Chaudhury, research fellow for South Asia at the International Institute for Strategic studies in London, agreed that Al...
Statement from King of Bahrain and Tony Blair
27th July 2005 The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and The Kingdom of Bahrain have a strong, warm and longstanding relationship, rooted in our friendship over the years and...
N. Korea nuclear talks set to resume
''I don't see any basis for a compromise between Washington and Pyongyang," said Gary Samore, a nonproliferation specialist at the International Institute for Strategic Studies in...
String of bombings could set off others
A number of analysts said that with the franchising of al-Qaida, some local, start-up jihadist groups might execute attacks to prove themselves to either the core leadership of al-Qaida or, more...
Copycat attacks
Christopher Langton, head of defence analysis at the International Institute of Strategic Studies, said: "Was this another radical group in a copycat attack or a deliberate plan to keep the pot...
London Subway Shooting
"If they have the devices intact, and if they capture the individuals, it will be incredibly valuable in providing information about other possible plans for attacks and other possible...
Support of U.S. spurs terror-attack fear
The relatively small size of Denmark's Muslim population, estimated at under 250,000, makes it much easier for police to monitor potential recruits, said Jonathan Stevenson, a senior fellow at the...
Britain moves to forestall violence
"It's one thing to make some arrests or for the threat to lessen simply because an attack has just occurred, so there's one less bullet in the chamber, if you will," said Jonathan...
Iraq conflict claims 34 civilian lives a day
Another of the report's authors, Toby Dodge, a Middle East expert and lecturer in politics at Queen Mary, University of London, said: "Iraq is descending into anarchy and the US presence is not...
Rumsfeld Argues for Keeping China Embargo
Rumsfeld had previewed major conclusions of the report on China's military power when he spoke at an international conference in Singapore on June 4. He said then that it would conclude that China's...
China Seeks to Extend Military Reach
Rumsfeld previewed the new Pentagon report during a speech last month in Singapore and questioned the motives for China's military buildup."Since no nation threatens China, one must wonder: Why...
Pentagon: limits of China's military threat
The tone of the report echoes remarks by Donald Rumsfeld, defence secretary, who when speaking to a June meeting of Asian defence ministers in Singapore questioned why China was dramatically...
The China-CAFTA connection
CIA Director Porter Goss has warned Beijing is tilting the Asian balance of power against the U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld made the same case in congressional testimony and at a June 4...
China's stealth war on the U.S.
The Pentagon on Tuesday released a study of Chinese military capabilities. In a preview, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld told a Singapore audience last month that China's arms buildup was an...
Chinese Military Power Report
"But as I see it," Rumsfeld said, "China is on a path where they are determined to increase their economy, the opportunities for their people and to enter the world community. They...