The Investigation
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Pablo Martinez Monsvais / AP
President
Bush steps down from the podium to shake hands after addressing the U.S.
Attorney's conference at the White House in the Eisenhower Executive Office
building Thursday, Nov. 29, in Washington. Applauding in the back is
Attorney General John Ashcroft. |
Al-Qaida links in Malaysia probed
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia – Attention is focusing on a previously unknown group accused of plotting two attacks to kill U.S. sailors.
Saudi tried to procure missiles
MANAMA, Bahrain – A Saudi businessman has reportedly denied a German report that he once tried to procure missiles and other materials for associates of Osama bin Laden.
Al-Qaida planned overseas attacks
BOMBAY, India – Indian authorities said Thursday that a man in their custody claimed he was trained by Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida which had planned terrorist attacks in Britain, Australia and India similar to the Sept. 11 assault on the United States.
Thursday, Dec. 6
• Civil liberties groups sue over detentions
• FBI not allowed to search its gun records
Tuesday, Dec. 4
• Laborer admits helping terrorists
• French judge tracks suspects across globe
• Italian police search a dozen companies
Monday, Dec. 3
• Terror suspect worked at Hamburg airport
• Nation told to return to high alert
Sunday, Dec. 2
• Ashcroft says religious groups could be monitored
Saturday, Dec. 1
• Italy arrests Egyptian considered major European link to al-Qaida
Friday, Nov. 30
• Oregon at odds over terror probe
• U.S. faces criticism over probe
• Terror suspect visited nuclear plant
• Algerian suspect denies terror ties
• Ashcroft defends anti-terrorism policies
Thursday, Nov. 29
• Italian authorities arrest 2 in suspected terrorist cell
• U.S. offers help to immigrants who aid war on terrorism
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