9/11 attacks
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Iraq
The farce of ‘war on terror’: How US military-industrial complex bred terrorism after 9/11 attacks
The US-led so-called “war on terror” in the aftermath of 9/11 failed to eradicate terrorism, instead fueling terrorism, extremism, instability, civilian deaths, and prolonged wars through military intervention, occupation, geopolitical ambitions, and support for authoritarian regimes.
Afghanistan five years after Taliban’s return: The ruins of America’s longest and disastrous war
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Afghanistan five years after Taliban’s return: The ruins of America’s longest and disastrous war
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Palestine
‘Never forget’: For Palestinians, every day is 9/11 amid Israeli-American genocidal war
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In a nutshell3 years ago
In a nutshell: The 9/11 attacks
On the morning of September 11, 2001, two hijacked airplanes had crashed into the twin towers of the World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan.
In a nutshell: The 9/11 attacks
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How Bush and Rumsfeld used 9/11 as ruse to invade, destroy Afghanistan
“Go massive — sweep it all up, things related and not,” then-US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said after 9/11 attacks, as the US bombers, gunships and drones wreaked havoc in Afghanistan.
How Bush and Rumsfeld used 9/11 as ruse to invade, destroy Afghanistan
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UN marks first anti-Islamophobia Day to ‘stamp out anti-Muslim hatred’
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Wednesday affirmed that the International Day to Combat Islamophobia, observed for the first time this year, is “a call for action to stamp out anti-Muslim hatred”. 
UN marks first anti-Islamophobia Day to ‘stamp out anti-Muslim hatred’
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