Where next? Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Argentina: western diplomats warn that these and many other countries could spawn atrocities. Are two fronts enough for Bush's war on terrorism? (Cover Story)

Authors :: Kampfner, John
Mirodan, Seamus
Parussini, Gabriele
Source :: New Statesman. October 21, 2002, Vol. 131 Issue 4610, p18, 3 p.
Publication Year :: 2002
Abstract: You haven't heard of Takhir Yuldash. You may well do soon. The leader of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan operates from a secret location in Pakistan and has eluded US [...]

Subjects :: War on Terrorism, 2001- -- International aspects -- Military aspects
Kuta Bombing, Bali, Indonesia, 2002 -- International aspects -- Military aspects
Security systems industry -- Military aspects -- Political activity
Terrorism -- International aspects -- Military aspects
Terrorist organizations -- Military aspects
Literature/writing
Political science
Al-Qaeda -- Political activity -- International relations
Armed Islamic Group -- Military aspects -- International relations -- Political activity

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