Misunderstanding terrorism
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- Sudan. // Africa Report;Sep/Oct93, Vol. 38 Issue 5, p7
Reports on the inclusion of Sudan on the list of nations that support terrorism as designated by the United States. Consequences as a terrorist state designate; Denial by the Sudanese government.
- When terrorists strike America, who responds? Mecham, M. // Aviation Week & Space Technology;12/18/89 & 12/25/89, Vol. 131 Issue 25, p81
Opinion. Discusses the difficulties defining the roles of government and the private sector in thwarting terrorism, and the need for a clearer federal vision of the terrorist problem in order to succeed. Government and airline-airport policies and regulations; Distinction between hijacker and...
- Senate to weigh terrorism bill. Mann, Paul // Aviation Week & Space Technology;8/12/96, Vol. 145 Issue 7, p34
Tells that the United States Senate is scheduled, in September 1996, to consider a House-passed bill containing an array of measures to beef up aviation security and augment the nation's counter-terrorism programs. Criticism of the bill's opponents; Bill titled the Aviation Security and...
- Iraqi sponsored terrorism: Target America? Seger, Karl A. // Military Intelligence;Apr-Jun91, Vol. 17 Issue 2, p24
Focuses on the threat posed by state sponsored terrorist groups aligned with Iraq. Tactics of organizations such as the Abu Nidal Organization; Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine; May 15 Organization; Concern about Iraqi sympathizers around the world.
- Clinton takes aim at terrorism. Nordahl, Peter // Christian Science Monitor;1/25/95, Vol. 87 Issue 41, p20
Reports on the ordering by the United States President Bill Clinton of the freezing of assets belonging to people and groups suspected of terrorist activities in the Middle East.
- Sri Lankan legislators from both major ethnic groups. Hanson, Cynthia; McLaughlin, Abraham // Christian Science Monitor;7/28/95, Vol. 87 Issue 170, p2
Reports the plans of Sri Lankan government to strengthen local government for dealing with Tamil terrorism.
- India ruled out yesterday. McLaughlin, Abraham; Siems, Shelby // Christian Science Monitor;8/15/95, Vol. 87 Issue 182, p2
Reports that India has ruled out the swapping of jailed Kashmiri separatists for four Western hostages, after the body of a fifth hostage was found. Indian officials' stand on the deadline set by the militants.
- Indian police said they expected to hear. McLaughlin, Abraham; Siems, Shelby // Christian Science Monitor;8/16/95, Vol. 87 Issue 183, p2
Reports about expectations of the Indian police on renewed negotiations with Kashmiri militants, who killed a Norwegian hostage, to end the hostage crisis.
- Tackling terrorism. // Christian Science Monitor;9/15/95, Vol. 87 Issue 204, p20
Editorial. Applauds France's tackling of the terrorism problem and, focuses on the factors responsible for sporadic terrorist activities.
- Fighting terrorism: Challenges for peacemakers. Christopher, Warren // U.S. Department of State Dispatch;6/3/96, Vol. 7 Issue 23, p277
Presents a speech by the Secretary of State discussing efforts by the United States government to fight terrorism. Dangers posed by terrorism; Features of the landmark anti-terrorism legislation signed by President Bill Clinton; Features of the United States efforts to combat terrorism on the...
