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The most important implications of terrorist attack on new york and Washington on September 11, 2001 has been the change of regimes in Kabul and Bagdad by the United States. Within days after September 11, the Bush Administration formed a coalition of Sta |
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11 September;Terrorism: Challenge for Opportunity;Concept of Terrorism;Pakistan-Terrorism;Pakistan-11 September;Terrorism and Religious;Terrorism and Extremism;USA War Against Terrorism;Muslim World-11 September;Indo Pak Relations After 11 September;SAARC-Terrorism;Economic Condition After 11 September |
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