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The hunt continues(0)
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As evidence mounts linking al-Qaeda or an allied Islamist group to the bombings in Madrid, troops close in on a large group of al-Qaeda and Taliban fighters in a remote part of Pakistan(0)
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Security on the railways: Keep on rolling
Trains just aren't like planes(0)
Foreign policy: America is from Mars, Europe is from Venus
Yet more reason to worry about those Europeans(0)
Spain, a week on: An election bombshell
The surprise election victory of the Socialists, under José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, has changed Spain's—and Europe's—political map(0)
Al-Qaeda is not the beast it was before September 11th. But it is still deadly(0)
Charlemagne: Europe without Aznar
Spain's new government shifts the balance in the European Union(0)
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