US seeks expanded powers to chase terrorists at sea
The Bush administration works on agreements with dozens of nations to extend ship interdiction powers into foreign waters and pursue vessels suspected of carrying al Qaida or weapons. The plan envisions boarding ships in international or certain sovereign waters, and broadens efforts begun after the Afghanistan campaign to curb terrorist networks and arms traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush Administration
Pentagon
al Qaida
Afghanistan
Ond
al-Qaida
Arabian Sea
US Customs Service
Canada
France
Belgium
Sin
Gapore
America
Iraq
Kuwait
Osama bin Laden
FBI Profiler Team to Interview Guantanamo Detainees
U S intelligence officials say FBI behavioral scientists will interview suspected al Qaida captives at Guantanamo Bay to build psychological profiles. Profiles will be analyzed at FBI headquarters and shared with CIA and NSA to disrupt recruitment and gain cultural insight into radical fundamentalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
al-Qaida
Guantanamo
Washington
FBI Behavioral Scien
US Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
CIA
National Security Agency
Offial
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pauline Jeliner
Associated Press
State Department
Pakistan
Iran
bin Laden
Mediterranean
Christopher
United States
Thor
Omelet
Park Ave
Court Aiken
XU Kennels
Wd Litt
USAC
Paiken
South Carol Fe
Mil Paws Inc
Stving Aikence
VM Eel
CS Tee
Medical Park
Coldwell Banker
Coldwell
Pasa
AM Best
Best
Lincoln
Ron Grooms
Silver Blut Rd
Aiken
Renee Montengohl
Silver Bluff