Public Enemy No 1 - a title he always wanted

Article Abstract:

Saudi dissident Osama bin Laden will perceive US President Bill Clinton's naming of him as Public Enemy Number One as an accolade. Bin Laden is campaigning for the US to withdraw from Saudi Arabia, but he denied responsibility for the bombing of US embassies in Tanzania and Kenya. He urged support from Pakistan for all Muslims to pursue a holy war against the US just prior to the US missile attack on sites in Afghanistan. Bin Laden was considered a hero for his involvement in the guerrilla war against the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan and he claims to be unafraid of death.

International relations

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The godfather of terror

Article Abstract:

Osama bin Laden, believed to be behind the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon, is profiled. He has a very loyal following, but seems to be cut off from the international community and has a strange understanding of foreign affairs.

Biography

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Blood, tears, terror and tragedy behind the Taliban lines

Article Abstract:

There is great fear and confusion in Kandahar province, Afghanistan, where American aircraft have caused civilian deaths and refugees are streaming out of the area. Many Taliban fighters are now deserting.

Afghanistan, Military aspects, Military policy, Taliban, Afghanistan Conflict, 2001-, Kandahar, Afghanistan

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