Al-Qaida
Guantanamo Bay detainee allowed to return to Saudi Arabia after 20 years
Mohammad Ahmad al-Qahtani was accused of attempting to enter the US to hijack planes in the September 11 attack
Guardian staff and agencies
08, Mar, 2022 @1:52 AM
The CIA tortured him after 9/11. Then they lied. Will the truth ever come out?
Calls mount for release of full Senate report on the torture of Abu Zubaydah, to counter a narrative too many Americans still believe – that torture works
Ed Pilkington
29, Jan, 2022 @9:30 AM
Vulnerable Malians could ‘pay the price’ of heavy sanctions, warn aid groups
NGOs call for aid exemption to EU-backed sanctions imposed after election postponement and arrival of Russian paramilitary
Saeed Kamali Dehghan
21, Jan, 2022 @12:25 PM
Mali: militants fire on bus, killing at least 31 people
Insurgents shoot villagers going to a market on the same day UN peacekeeping convoy attacked, killing one person
Staff and agencies
04, Dec, 2021 @6:58 AM
ICC asked to relaunch inquiry into Taliban and IS ‘war crimes’
Move shows court’s determination to investigate contemporary as well as past crimes against humanity
Patrick Wintour Diplomatic editor
27, Sep, 2021 @10:14 AM
Sometimes it’s hard to remember what life as a Muslim was like before 9/11 | Nesrine Malik
We used to have a multidimensional identity. Now we’re just seen as good or bad Muslims, says the Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik
Nesrine Malik
13, Sep, 2021 @5:00 AM
Lives lost, poverty, an arms race, rights destroyed … the continuing cost of 9/11
The US has now spent $8 trillion over 20 years in its response to the attacks. But the true price has been more than financial
Simon Tisdall
12, Sep, 2021 @6:30 AM
The Guardian view on the 20th anniversary of 9/11: no end in sight | Editorial
Editorial: The devastating al-Qaida attack, and America’s response, had far-reaching consequences which are still developing
Editorial
10, Sep, 2021 @4:49 PM
After 20 years, Biden's Afghanistan withdrawal has finally ended the 9/11 era | Ben Rhodes
The US’s departure has prompted a national sense of shame and a recognition there will be no victory in the ‘war on terror’, says former deputy US security adviser Ben Rhodes
Ben Rhodes
10, Sep, 2021 @4:00 PM
The lesson we failed to learn from 9/11: peace is impossible if we don’t talk to our enemies | Jonathan Powell
We should have engaged with the Taliban 20 years ago, but we thought the winner takes all, says Tony Blair’s former chief of staff, Jonathan Powell
Jonathan Powell
10, Sep, 2021 @6:00 AM
Al-Qaida: the terror group that learned the secret of longevity
Twenty years after 9/11, 33 years after it was first conceived, and against all the odds, the terrorist group survives
Jason Burke
09, Sep, 2021 @4:00 AM
Judgment day for Afghanistan: the ‘raw’ legal drama trying Britain for war crimes
The conflict lasted two brutal decades. Now a people’s tribunal – of actors, human rights experts, witnesses and citizen judges – is staging a trial of the invasion. Tony Blair has been invited
Amelia Gentleman
07, Sep, 2021 @2:22 PM
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