Oppression in Arab states fuels anger at United States
In Dubai and across the Arab world, anger at U.S. policy and Israeli actions is intertwined with the lack of political freedoms. Analysts warn oppressive regimes fuel extremism, while Washington pursues closer ties with governments that resist democracy.
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Global U S strikes Afghanistan and Gaza amid escalating antiwar protests
U S forces strike Afghanistan for a second night targeting Taliban and al Qaida sites after 31 targets were hit Sunday. Across the region protesters in Pakistan and Gaza clash with police as the World Trade Center toll rises with thousands missing and 417 confirmed dead.
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