September 11

How will US respond to 9/11 victims seeking frozen Afghan funds?
Biden administration faces looming deadline to give position on matter regarding $7bn held at New York Federal Reserve.
Published On 27 Jan 2022
ESSAY
Guantanamo Bay: ‘The scar on our collective conscience’
Clive Stafford Smith reflects on how his clients remain in the detention centre without charges or a trial, 20 years on.
Published On 11 Jan 2022
US Supreme Court hears arguments in Muslim civil rights case
In lawsuit, Muslim men from California accuse FBI of violating their religious freedom by surveilling them after 9/11.
Published On 8 Nov 2021
PODCASTS
The Course of the Forever Wars: The future
Kenya serves as a case study for how the future of the US’s ‘war on terror’ may unfold.
Published On 15 Sep 2021

US dependence on defence contractors for war-zone duties contributed to mission failures in Afghanistan, a study finds.

The Take looks at how ongoing struggles for accountability at Abu Ghraib prison reveal the changes of war since 9/11.

‘It was like she was floating. I was so close I could see her face. She didn’t scream.’

Document offers no evidence the Saudi government was complicit in the September 11, 2001 attacks.

Commemoration ceremonies held across country to remember nearly 3,000 victims of September 11, 2001 attacks.

What lessons has the media learned in 20 years of the ‘War on Terror’? Also, Afghan media under the Taliban.

Yassin Aref was a victim of post-9/11 Islamophobia and a controversial arrest by the FBI that led to 15 years in jail.

US Muslims are voting, running for office and organising – forging their own path – despite bigotry, activists say.

The challenge is to understand how and why the West elected to position al-Qaeda as the counterweight to the US.

Groups like Jemaah Islamiyah were already carrying out attacks across Southeast Asia when 9/11 happened.

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