Guantanamo prepares for first terror arraignments
Four detainees at Guantanamo Bay Cuba face preliminary hearings this week ahead of military commissions. The group includes a Yemeni driver for Osama bin Laden a Yemeni poet accused of propaganda a Sudanese national and an Australian. Prosecutors seek war crimes conspiracy charges with death potential while defenses raise fairness and translator access concerns.
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Army
David McWilliams
Commissions
Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
Cuba
Naval Base
Guantanamo
al-Qaida
Osama bin Laden
Afghanistan
Military Commission
United States
Cmdr
Charlie Swift
Salim Ahmed Hamdan
Hamdan
Ali Hamza Ahmad Sulayman al Bahlul
Yemen
Ibrahim Ahmed Mahmoud al Qasi
Sudan
David Hicks
Australia
U.S
Bush
John Ashcroft
Kevin Barry
Coast Guard
National Institute of Military Justice
Susan McGarvey
Guantanamo Bay
Navy
Philip Sandel
al Bahlul
bin Laden
Sandel
Air Force
Sharon Shaffer
al-Qosi
Will Gunn
Al Qaida seeks Hondurans for embassy attacks
Honduras tightened security at foreign embassies after authorities received intelligence that al Qaida was recruiting Hondurans to strike U S Britain Spain and El Salvador. A national terror alert was declared as security measures were doubled at involved embassies amid claims the plot ties to Iraq and U S influence.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
al-Qaida
United States
Britain
Spain
el Salvador
Oscar Alvarez
Alvarez
Iraq
Madrid
Putin visits Chechnya before looming presidential vote
Vladimir Putin laid flowers at Akhmad Kadyrov's grave in Tsentoroi on a surprise stop aimed at boosting Alkhhanov's bid. Overnight fighting in Grozny killed more than 30, including police and civilians, underscoring violence ahead of the August 29 election.
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Russia
Vladimir Putin
Chechnya
Kremlin
Putin
Akhmad Kadyrov
Tsentoroi
Grozny
Kadyrov
Alkhanov
Startass
Interior Ministry
Ruslan Tatayev
Ilya Shabalkin
Interfax
Shabalkin
NTV
Chaplains leading spiritual fight in Iraq
In Najaf’s cemetery amid mortars and blood, Navy chaplain Lt Cmdr Paul Shaughnessy performed last rites for Cpl. Roberto Abad as Marines faced sniper fire. Chaplains offer prayers and moral guidance to help troops reconcile killing with faith while maintaining discipline and resolve.
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Najaf
Iraq
Cmdr
Paul Shaughnessy
Navy
Shaughnessy
Cpl
Roberto Abad
Los Angeles
U.S
Muqtada al-Sadr
Haggray
Marine Corps
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