11 Sept and the 'war on terrorism'
- May 2003 archive

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• Agricultural projects in Afghanistan at risk, UN News, 29 May 2003
• Back from Kabul - photographer brings news of women fighting for inclusion in new government, Stephanie Hiller and Teressa Rerras, 22 May 2003
• Women in Afghanistan Fear New Taliban-Like Rule, Shauna Curphey, 15 May 2003
• Intelligence chiefs forced to rethink as bomb targets complacency, Andrew Buncombe, 14 May 2003
• Bush's Afghanistan - How Not to Run a Country, Paul Knox, 14 May 2003
• Attacks increase pressure on fragile ties between US and Saudi Arabia, Rupert Cornwell, 14 May 2003
• Al-Qa'ida strikes back, Rupert Cornwell, Andrew Gumbel and Khaled Al Maeena, 14 May 2003
• The Progressive War, Salim Muwakkil, 12 May 2003
• Pentagon's 'Footprint' Growing in Africa, Jim Lobe, 12 May 2003
• Blair to join Churchill on US roll of honour, Guardian, 9 May 2003
• UN partially suspends de-mining operations in Afghanistan following attacks, UN News, 8 May 2003
• Bringing the War Home, Robert Dreyfuss, 8 May 2003
• Deteriorating security threatens peace process in Afghanistan, UN News, 6 May 2003
• US to free suspects from Cuban camp, Pauline Jelinek, 6 May 2003
• Security Council expresses concern at security conditions in Afghanistan, UN News, 6 May 2003
• Al-Qa'ida has moved its base to Asia G8 leaders say, Andrew Grice, 6 May 2003
• The enemy within - six more arrests as security services warn there could be more British suicide bombers, Paul Lashmar, Simon O'Hagan and Raymond Whitaker, 4 May 2003
• Sharp Rise in Press Attacks in Afghanistan - Security Forces Threatening and Arresting Journalists, Human Rights Watch, 2 May 2003