World Press Review: Sept. 11, 2002: One Year Later
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Description: Reviews the past year's coverage in the international press.
International Press - War on Terrorism - September 11 Terrorist Attacks - Iraq - Al-Qaeda The initial outpouring of sympathy and support for the United States after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks was without precedent. And it will likely not be seen again soon. In the year since, support for U.S. policies in the opinion pages of newspapers and magazines around the world has steadily dwindled. Today, the U.S. administration's determination to unseat Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and to launch preemptive strikes against any regime that poses, or might pose, a threat to American ascendency in world affairs has alarmed much of the international press. Shock, sympathy, and grief have largely been replaced by cynicism, mistrust, and anger.
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| Page title: | International Press - War on Terrorism - September 11 Terrorist Attacks - Iraq - Al-Qaeda |
| Keywords: | international press, war on terrorism, terrorist attacks, world press |
| Description: | We review the past year's coverage in the international press of the September 11 terrorist attacks, the war on terrorism, Al-Qaeda, Osama bin Laden, and the U.S. war on Iraq. |
| IP-address: | 66.135.34.17 |