Global anti-terror convictions exceed thirty thousand since 9/11
The Associated Press reports at least 35,000 people worldwide have been convicted of terrorism in the decade after September 11, with 119,044 arrests across 66 countries. Turkey and China account for a large share of convictions, while debates over anti-terror laws show how security measures curb dissent.
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Associated Press
Turkey
China
Pakistan
Spain
ETA
Middle East
Arab Spring
John Bellinger
U.S. State Department
Tonga
Kurdistan Workers’ Party
Naciye Tokova
Tokova
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Erdogan
U.S
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Defense Department
State Department
Law
Kent Roach
University of Toronto
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Tunisia
U.N
Saber Ragoubi
al-Qaida
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Obama campaign in tough economy ahead of 2012 election
President Barack Obama confronts a weak economy with unemployment near 9 percent, facing a long re election campaign. Democrats see GOP Tea Party influence as a risk to independents, while Obama aims to tie rivals to deficit battles and offer sharper contrasts.
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Barack Obama
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GOP
Doug Hattaway
Texas
Rick Perry
Massachusetts
Mitt Romney
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Tea Party
Associated Press
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Tea party reshapes 2012 GOP presidential race in New Hampshire
In Concord, Mitt Romney courts the tea party as it shapes the 2012 nomination with movement language and agenda. Democrats link the group to extremism while Romney frames outsider credentials and seeks favorable support amid polls showing tea party influence.
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New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Texas
Rick Perry
Minnesota
Michele Bachmann
Romney
Tea Party Express
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