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Man shot in terror hunt was innocent young Brazilian
A young Brazilian man, living and working in London as an electrician, emerged last night as the innocent victim shot dead by police in their hunt for the suicide bombers targeting the capital. The dead man, killed at Stockwell tube … Continue reading
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Analysis: Britain’s many faces of Islam
British Prime Minister Tony Blair will meet Tuesday with the Muslim Council of Britain, the broad representative body of the country’s estimated 1.6 million followers of the various forms of Islam. It is a big tent organization, designed to include … Continue reading
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Padilla Lawyer: Charge Him or Release Him
A lawyer for Jose Padilla, an American accused of plotting to detonate a radioactive “dirty bomb,” went before a federal appeals court Tuesday and demanded the U.S. government either charge his client with a crime or set him free. But … Continue reading
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America wrestles with privacy vs. security
The recent attacks in London by home-grown terrorists have intensified attention on homeland security in the US. And that in turn has raised new questions about protecting civil liberties and privacy during a new kind of war that knows no … Continue reading
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Iraqis Not Ready to Fight Rebels on Their Own, U.S. Says
WASHINGTON, July 20 – About half of Iraq’s new police battalions are still being established and cannot conduct operations, while the other half of the police units and two-thirds of the new army battalions are only “partially capable” of carrying … Continue reading
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Pentagon Proposes Rise in Age Limit for Recruits
The Army told John Conroy on July 8 that it did not want him, despite his master’s degree in business and his marathon-proven fitness. Just shy of 41, he is too old. But by next year, Mr. Conroy could be … Continue reading
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U.S. Soldiers in Iraq Report Low Morale
A majority of U.S. soldiers in Iraq say morale is low, according to an Army report that finds psychological stress is weighing particularly heavily on National Guard and Reserve troops. Still, soldiers’ mental health has improved from the early months … Continue reading
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Guantanamo Inmates Declare Hunger Strike
WASHINGTON — Some 50 prisoners at Guantanamo Bay have declared they are on a hunger strike, a Pentagon spokesman said Thursday. They went on strike three days ago, spokesman Bryan Whitman said. Some have already begun eating again, he said. … Continue reading
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War charges add to Blair Iraq woes
TONY Blair faced further pressure over the Iraq war yesterday as war crime charges were laid against three British soldiers and opinion polls confirmed that British voters believed the war has encouraged terrorism against Britain. As his “coalition of the … Continue reading
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U.S. a Battlefield, Solicitor General Tells Judges
RICHMOND, July 19 — A top government attorney declared Tuesday that, in the war on terror, the United States is a battlefield, and therefore President Bush has the authority to detain enemy combatants indefinitely in this country. Solicitor General Paul … Continue reading
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