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Tribute In Light commemorates 9/11 attacks

Backgrounder:Sept.11, 2001: A horrible nightmare

Poll: Most Americans see new terror attack inevitable

    WASHINGTON, Sept. 12 (Xinhua) -- Fifty-seven percent of Americans believe that terrorists will "always find a way to launch attacks no matter what the U.S. government does," according to a latest CNN poll released on Tuesday.

Poll: nearly half Americans blame Bush for 9/11 attacks

    BEIJING, Sept. 12 (Xinhuanet) -- Nearly half of Americans blame the Bush administration for the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on New York and Washington, according to a CNN poll released Monday.

Video: Bush visits Ground Zero site

5th Anniversary of 9/11 Terror Attacks

  Headlines
 
 

·U.S. homeland security chief pushes for port safety measures
·Rice to mark Sept. 11 anniversary in Canada
·Bin Laden meets with Sept. 11 hijackers before tragedy
·More designs for WTC building unveiled
·New York remembering 9.11


·Bush touts successes of war on terror
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Persistent fears of terror attacks still haunt New York
·WTC visitor center opens to survivors, victims' families
·Majority of 9/11 first responders suffer lung problems
·Philippine police on alert ahead of 9/11 anniversary

·New York remembering 9.11
·U.S. terror-linked prosecutions return to pre-9/11 levels
·Over half Americans feel U.S. less safe than before 9/11
·Plot to blow UK-U.S flights--disaster comparable to 9/11
·Most Americans see Iraq separate from war on terror

·Bush urges Americans to keep alert on terror threats
·White House says America is safer, though not yet safe
·Bush sees war on terror as "ideological struggle" of 21st century
·Rumsfeld: U.S. is fighting "new type of fascism"
·FBI unveils counterterrorism database
 

 

 Special reports:

· Construction starts at World Trade Center site
·4th anniversary of 9/11 terror attacks
·3rd anniversary of 9/11 terror attacks
·2nd anniversary of9/11 terror attacks

  Analysis/Comments

·Analysts: World faces escalation of terrorist attacks since 9/11
·Chinese media on 5th anniversary of 9/11 terrorist attack
·"Smart power" vital to war on terror: expert
·Bush's 9/11 security pitch seen as double-edged sword
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US "War on Terror" faces gloomy future

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Terrorism not to be used as tool: Russian diplomat
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Anti-terror war still at crossroads years after 9/11 attacks ·War on terrorism central theme in US elections
·Anti-terror card in election year: Commentary
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Why Bush declares military shakeup

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Declassified memo potentially damaging to Bush administration
·Iraq war transforms US foreign policy
·Oil prices stay high one year after Iraq War
·Why hunt for al-Qaida top official goes in vain?
·Bush administration faces test in Iraq


·Will Rumsfeld quit over abuse scandal?
·Prisoner abuse scandal sinks US ship of human rights
·US global strategy foiled
·US drill test of new strategy: newspaper
·"A slip of intelligence" yet "on carried the war"

  Backgrounder

·Key facts about int'l antiterror efforts since Sept. 11 attacks

·Major terrorist attacks after Sept. 11, 2001
·Sept.11, 2001: A horrible nightmare
·US releases final report on Sept. 11 terror attacks
·New York marks anniversary of Sept. 11 tragedy
·Intelligence report on Sept. 11 terrorist attacks issued


·Sept. 11 attacks cost NYC up to 95 billion dollars
·Official count of Sept. 11 victims
·Bush names Sept. 11 Patriot Day
·Full Text of US President Bush's Address on Spet.11, 2001
·Terror attacks hit WTC twin towers, Pentagon

Major terror attacks after Sept. 11, 2001

 
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