The 'war on terror': Good cause, wrong concept

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When US President Bush declared war on terror immediately after the September 11, 2001 incident, the initial reaction amongst many was that the campaign should be renamed, as the word war gives unnecessary importance to a bunch of criminals who lust after power. A little over three years after the terror strikes on September 11, the campaign has not resolved the problem of international terrorism and even though the concept of waging war on terrorists is great, it is a very skewed way of quelling terrorists.

Legal issues & crime, Company legal issue, Investigations, Military policy, Bush, George W., War on Terrorism, 2001-

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Jihad in Europe: The wider context

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The Madrid bombings of 11th March 2004 is revisited from a broader perspective based on three fundamental factors, the emergence of jihad terrorism in Europe, Muslim immigration, and Spain's proximity to Morocco. This intersection between jihadism ad immigration makes jihadism a formidable threat in European countries.

Europe, International Affairs, Immigration & Emigration, Analysis, Emigration and immigration, Jihad

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The end of Neo-conservative movement

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Post-11 September set of fundamentalist American foreign policy has turned into a costly misadventure. It is reported that after the new fundamentalist thinking fades away, American diplomats will be repairing the damaged international position and the disarray it wrought.

Fundamentalism, Foreign policy, Neoconservatism

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