Forget September 11

Article Abstract:

The uses and problems of memory in relation to responses to September 11 is explored focusing largely on material from the USA and the Federal Republic of Germany illustrating that they might be better off forgetting September 11. The impacts of the September11 attacks are justified.

Germany, Evaluation

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Keeping Central Asia stable

Article Abstract:

The intervention of USA in Central Asia after September 11, has changed the geopolitical potential in the area. The US policy is seen as attacking undemocratic regimes and practices as they combat Islamic terrorism.

Asia, United States foreign relations, Central Asia

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Al-Qaida, 'war on terror' and Turkey

Article Abstract:

The focus of the decision is Turkey - on one side the difficulties, struggles of a democratic Muslim state and on the other hand, an alleged Islam-inspired international terror network.

Turkey, International aspects, Political aspects, Islam and politics, Al-Qaeda, Antiterrorism measures

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