Exposing the roots of terrorism
Published: 30 November, 2008, 01:24
What happened in Mumbai has once again raised the issue of global terrorism and how to fight it.
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27.11.2008, 12:20
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A major fire has broken out at the Oberoi Hotel. While 400 hostages have been evacuated from the Taj since last night, the army has launched a final assault at Nariman House after NSG commandos failed to drive out the terrorists.
27.11.2008, 13:58
A British national who was lucky enough to escape being taken hostage at the Taj hotel in Mumbai, said on Thursday that the militants were young men with weapons.
28.11.2008, 22:12
The terrorists in the Indian city of Mumbai, who killed more than 150 people and injured over 300, used the same tactics that Chechen field militants employed in the Northern Caucasus, says Russian counter terrorism presidential envoy Anatoly Safonov.
28.11.2008, 14:43
The terrorist attacks in Mumbai might have been provoked by the United States' actions in Pakistan, according to Russia's permanent NATO representative, Dmitry Rogozin.
29.11.2008, 11:45
Indian police say they have restored order in Mumbai three days after terrorists stormed the city in a coordinated operation. Commandoes successfully ended a siege at the Taj Mahal hotel, killing the remaining militants. At least 195 people have lost thei
01.12.2008, 10:39
The confusion that marked the three days of fighting in Mumbai’s hotels stemmed in part from the inability of security forces to distinguish between shots fired by their own men and those from terrorists flitting from floor to floor.
Published: 30 November, 2008, 01:24
What happened in Mumbai has once again raised the issue of global terrorism and how to fight it.
