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ANALYSIS-Alienation draws some vulnerable immigrants to jihad
ReutersBy Myra MacDonald LONDON, April 23 (Reuters) - In the United States, two Chechen immigrants are accused of the Boston Marathon bombings. In Canada, a doctoral student at a Montreal university is one of two non-citizens accused this week of plotting to...Tags: Immigration, Al-Qaeda, Politics, Terrorism, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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A history of terrorism out of Chechnya
A massive Russian crackdown on Chechnya's bid for independence in the 1990s and the installation of loyal leaders there pushed the Caucasus Muslim enclave from the headlines years ago. But resentment has festered and at times bled into the global holy war...
Tags: Rebellions, Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp, Emily Alpert, Al-Qaeda, Religion and Belief
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Festering Chechen militancy not just Russia's problem
Initial reports on the possible motives for two Chechen brothers suspected in the Boston Marathon bombings suggest there was little if any instigation from their volatile Russian homeland or an international Islamic militant force such as Al Qaeda....
Tags: Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp, Religion and Belief, Bombings, Pakistan, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Former Chicago businessman gets 14 years in terror case
Tribune reporterThroughout Thursday's sentencing, Tahawwur Rana's children appeared nervous, his college student son bouncing his leg rapidly and his daughter, a high schooler, leaning forward with her hands clasped tightly. After all, their father, a former doctor and...Tags: Prosecution, Prisons, Newspaper and Magazine, Immigration, Trials
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French missions abroad on alert after cartoons mock Muslims
World NowFrench embassies and schools abroad were on alert after a magazine published cartoons mocking Muslims and the prophet Muhammad in the wake of protests around the globe over a controversial anti-Islam film.... -
Journalists brave attacks, death in much of the world
Guest ColumnistThe world news items about reporters killed, news organizations harassed, and unsolved crimes committed against journalists in other nations come nearly daily, generally in one or two paragraphs at most in a newspaper or online. These attacks around...Tags: Prisons, Freedom of the Press, Newspaper and Magazine, Journalism, Media Industry
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2 accused of terror plot probed for India attack links
Tribune staff reportersAuthorities in Chicago are looking into allegations that two local men accused of plotting an assault on a Danish newspaper that published controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad may be linked to other plots, including a terrorist assault in Mumbai...Tags: Prosecution, Newspaper and Magazine, Trials, Terrorism, Defense
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Local man cited in India attack
Tribune staff reportersMonths before a team of terrorists killed 170 people in coordinated attacks in Mumbai, a Chicago man was conducting surveillance of the hotels and other locations that would come under assault, prosecutors here said Monday. David Coleman Headley, a...Tags: Al-Qaeda, Immigration, Terrorism, Denmark, Defense
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A not-guilty plea in Mumbai plot
Tribune staff reportersWhile FBI Director Robert Mueller was in town for a briefing on a terror case that reaches from Chicago to Denmark and India, the man at the center of the investigation stood before a federal judge Wednesday in his first public court appearance. David...Tags: Prosecution, Police Investigations, Trials, Terrorism, Defense
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Chicago terror suspects were bugged
Tribune staff reportersUnaware they were being secretly recorded on a long car ride, two Chicago men spoke openly in September of how they knew about plans for the terror attacks that killed nearly 170 people last year in Mumbai, India, federal investigators alleged for the...Tags: Immigration, Al-Qaeda, Terrorism, Defense, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Trial will probe alleged Chicago ties to Mumbai attack
The crime scene is thousands of miles away, but the details of the plot will soon unfold in a courtroom here when a Chicago businessman stands trial on charges he aided in the bloody terrorist attack in Mumbai, India.
Tahawwur Hussain Rana, who is...Tags: Heroin, Al-Qaeda, Terrorism, Punishment, Denmark
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