Last updated on 11/12/01.
News Archives from November 11, 2001:
US | World | Afghanistan | Israel | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
Battle Brings Out Pork-Barrel Politics, Military-Industrial-Congressional Complex
Bush Warning to Allies Grates on European Nerves
Guiliani
to Bush: "This city, that didn't vote for you, is in love with you"
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Hillary says Bush made fiscal mess
Red Cross Collected Blood Knowing They Couldn't Use It
Some travelers want more active security role for National Guard
Anxieties getting the better of many of us in United States
U.S. Attacks in Afghanistan Enter 6th Week
Bush Vows $900 Million for Pakistan
Charges Against Most NYC Firefighters to be Dropped
Red Cross Collected Unneeded Blood, Lacks Facilities to Store
Rep. Mike Doyle calls magazine account of Washington dinner 'twisted'
UAE Urges West to Review its Policies Toward Arabs and Muslims
Cheney honors Marines, vows defeat of terrorists
Protesters rally against CNN's war coverage
Meet Samir. He's a family man, he's in his 40s- and soon he'll blow himself up
Pakistani leader not at all worried about his own or his government's survival
Rebels
Attack Sri Lanka Police Camps
Arrested Pakistani Nuclear Scientists Say They Met bin Laden
Saudi Arabia Praises U.S. For "New Language" on Mideast
In Address to UN. Iran President Khatami Compares U.S. Airstrikes With 9/11 Terror
India: Several developing countries back India; setback to US, EU
Post-Taleban set-up high on Indo-British talks
Taiwanese Muslims call for U.S. to halt bombing during Ramadan
British government seeks emergency powers to detain suspects without trial
Gunmen seize telecommunications facilities in Philippines
Indonesian independence leader killed in ambush
Pakistan to move of Afghan refugees to new camp
Blair, Bush battle it out for leadership of the free world
300 Saudi students abandon studies in US
Japan's Liberal Democratic Party Wants More Freedom on Use of Military
British Muslims Warn of Riots Over Anti-Terror Law
Canadian family remembers son two months after he died in trade tower
Canadians snapping up record 17 million poppies for Remembrance Day
Canadians go from distant to distraught; Northern neighbors feeling too close to U.S.
Beirut calls on US to remove Hezbollah from terrorism list
Pakistan president assures foreign peers that nuclear weapons are 'well guarded'
Saudi Intelligence Chief: Osama’s claims about nukes have no authentic proof
Pakistani Govt says strike failed to disrupt routine business
British
Defence Secretary rejects women in frontline combat roles
World Leaders Call for War Against Terrorism
Success Paves Way for More Gains on Ground
Rumsfeld sees friction between Taliban, al Qaeda
Mazar-e-Sharif: Men flock to barber shops, women remove their burqas
Northern Alliance Not Entirely Behind United States
Humanitarian aid to enter Afghanistan by barge near Mazar-e-Sharif
Northern Alliance Says Taliban is Retreating From One Stronghold After Another
U.S., N. Alliance continue attack on Taliban positions
Taliban withdraw from Samangan, Jowzjan provinces
U.S. Campaign in Afghanistan Offers Hope to Some
With
One Prize in Hand, Afghan Rebels Press On
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Taliban Cut off in Retreat, Northern Alliance Gathering North of Kabul
Taliban Opposition Claims More Victories
Afghan Opposition Says Taliban Lose Main Force
Taliban Likely to Kill NY's Jihad Jackass
Transcript of Dawn's Exclusive Interview with bin Laden Nov. 9 2001
Bin Laden taunts the West: 'I'm ready to die'
Taleban foes claim taking 5 provinces
Northern Alliance claim capture of another northern city, its former capital - Taloqan
Gen. Abdul Rashid Dostum, a Warlord With a History of Changing Sides Mid-Battle
Northern Alliance's Amnesty Offer Gains Praise from U.N.
South Afghanistan Will be the Real Test for U.S. and Alliance Forces
Amnesty International asks Afghan opposition to respect Human Rights
Bush Cautions Afghan Opposition as It Hits Taliban
Afghan Opposition Does Not Rule Out Entering Kabul
Jubilant
Afghan Fighters Set Their Sights on Kabul, U.S. Discourages
Oops: Taliban's Allies Lost in Strange City
Northern
Alliance's Advance Puts U.S. in a Bind
Bin Laden Admits Launching Terror Attacks on September 11th
Bush: 'Palestine' In Policy Lexicon
Israeli border guard opens fire to warn Lebanese stone-throwers at its border
Sharon anxious to ensure U.S. will not surprise Israel with new peace initiative
Arafat at UN: Palestinians are victims of state terror
Terror Attack Strikes Sharon Region – One Dead & Two Wounded
Human rights groups accuse Israel of routine torture against Palestinians
Terrorist
Blows Himself Up in Bethlehem
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Pressure
of War Splinters Israel's Left
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French Journalist Killed in Afghanistan
American Reporter Shot in Leg by Taliban Fire
SAS move in as Taliban retreat
Britain Confirms Troops on Ground, as 8,500 U.S. Troops Head for Region
Britain and US urge jubilant Alliance to march on Kabul
Cheney to Marines: 'We will prevail'
U.S.
and Alliance forces continue attacks on Taliban positions
Taliban withdraw from Samangan, Jowzjan provinces
U.S. Planes Bomb North of Kabul
Despite Pentagon's Concerns, Taliban War Is Multi-Country
New Front Illustrates Evolving U.S. Strategy
Secretary of Defense Rumsfield Stirs and Delivers
Russians Acknowledge Nuclear Security Breaches
Nuclear Threat Is Real, Experts Warn
Nazis
tied to anthrax attacks; FBI sees links between Hezbollah, fugitive Germans
Anthrax Traces Found in 5 Senate Offices
India has hydrogen bomb, nukes safe, says Indian scientist
Musharraf orders nukes moved after start of US bombing, nukes safe
N.Y.
Anthrax Case Still Puzzles Officials
N.J. Anthrax Outbreak Appears to Be Over
U.S. Bombs Suspected Bio-Weapons
Bin Laden Denies Knowledge of Anthrax Mail
Al-Qaeda nukes may have reached US shores
Evidence, or another bullet in the media war?
Terrorists exploited Saudi visas; U.S. lax in monitoring, particularly from rich ally
Britain: New dossier to spotlight bin Laden's self-incrimination
WTO endorses Taiwan's membership
United weighing merits of pilots with stun guns
Independent: We Asked Then, We Ask Now: What Are We Fighting For?
Kauffman: I Love My Country, But Perhaps Not This One
