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The Muslim News: British Muslims condemn the terrorist attacks A statement from the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB). UK. Radio Netherlands: America's Enemies RN Foreign Editors Ellen van Dalen and Johan Huizinga. Links to related stories. Netherlands. EuroNews Stories and videos. Guardian: They can't see why they are hated Seumas Milne. "Americans cannot ignore what their government does abroad." UK. spiked: After the attack on America Mick Hume. "As the dust clears over the scenes of carnage, it is worth asking what these events and the reaction to them can tell us about the world we live in now." UK. Paddy Ashdown: To win this war, America must go beyond frontlines and headlines "In deciding what action to take we need to know both our opponent's weaknesses and our own." Independent, UK. Kofi Annan: We must recognise our common enemies "The United Nations - and the international community - must have the courage to recognise that just as there are common aims, there are common enemies." Independent, UK. Asbarez: News of the Day Collection of stories: The Armenian Revolutionary Federation condemns attack on US; Armenia voices condolences, support to terror-stricken US; Western Prelacy condemns attack. Armenia. Financial Times: Media sector shaken up in response to US attacks "Mindful of a traumatised world audience, advertisers on Wednesday began to pull commercials and television networks and movie studios started to rethink their schedule of new releases." UK. Independent: Fresh evidence of massive dealing in airline shares before attack. "Fresh evidence from Chicago of concerted selling of shares in airlines and insurance companies before last week's terrorist attacks has fuelled suspicion that accomplices of the hijackers have profited from the atrocity." UK. |
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