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Pakistan testet erneut atomwaffenfähige Langstreckenrakete - 0 views

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Pakistan: Schrille Alarmrufe aus dem islamischen Wunschgebilde - 0 views

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Die durchschnittliche lebenserwartung in einigen nahöstlich/islamischen Ländern - 0 views

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Asia Times Online :: Middle East News, Iraq, Iran current affairs www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/KH18Ak01.html Life Expectancy by Country in Years Oman 75.6 Bahrain 75.6 West Bank and Gaza 73.4 Saudi Arabia 72.8 Jordan 72.5 Algeria 72.3 Turkey 71.8 Egypt 71.3 Morocco 71.2 Iran 71.0 Pakistan 65.5 Yemen 62.7 Sudan 58.6 Somalia 48.2 Source: United Nations

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Asia Times Online :: Middle East News, Iraq, Iran current affairs <a href="http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/KH18Ak01.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/KH18Ak01.html</a> Life Expectancy by Country in Years Oman 75.6 Bahrain 75.6 West Bank and Gaza 73.4 Saudi Arabia 72.8 Jordan 72.5 Algeria 72.3 Turkey 71.8 Egypt 71.3 Morocco 71.2 Iran 71.0 Pakistan 65.5 Yemen 62.7 Sudan 58.6 Somalia 48.2 Source: United Nations </div>

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Worldwide Trends in Honor Killings :: The Phyllis Chesler Organization - 0 views

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To combat the epidemic of honor killings requires understanding what makes these murders unique. They differ from plain and psychopathic homicides, serial killings, crimes of passion, revenge killings, and domestic violence. Their motivation is different and based on codes of morality and behavior that typify some cultures, often reinforced by fundamentalist religious dictates. In 2000, the United Nations estimated that there are 5,000 honor killings every year.[1] That number might be reasonable for Pakistan alone, but worldwide the numbers are much greater. In 2002 and again in 2004, the U.N. brought a resolution to end honor killings and other honor-related crimes. In 2004, at a meeting in The Hague about the rising tide of honor killings in Europe, law enforcement officers from the U.K. announced plans to begin reopening old cases to see if certain murders were, indeed, honor murders.[2] The number of honor killings is routinely underestimated, and most estimates are little more than guesses that vary widely. Definitive or reliable worldwide estimates of honor killing incidence do not exist.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">To combat the epidemic of honor killings requires understanding what makes these murders unique. They differ from plain and psychopathic homicides, serial killings, crimes of passion, revenge killings, and domestic violence. Their motivation is different and based on codes of morality and behavior that typify some cultures, often reinforced by fundamentalist religious dictates. In 2000, the United Nations estimated that there are 5,000 honor killings every year.[1] That number might be reasonable for Pakistan alone, but worldwide the numbers are much greater. In 2002 and again in 2004, the U.N. brought a resolution to end honor killings and other honor-related crimes. In 2004, at a meeting in The Hague about the rising tide of honor killings in Europe, law enforcement officers from the U.K. announced plans to begin reopening old cases to see if certain murders were, indeed, honor murders.[2] The number of honor killings is routinely underestimated, and most estimates are little more than guesses that vary widely. Definitive or reliable worldwide estimates of honor killing incidence do not exist.</div>

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Al-Qaida ist tot - aber ihre Kinder leben - 0 views

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Während der US-Geheimdienst CIA vor weniger als einem Jahr vor einer erstarkten al-Qaida warnte, verkündete ihr Direktor Michael Hayden vor wenigen Tagen, Osama Bin Ladens Terrorgruppe sei im Wesentlichen besiegt. Im Irak und in Saudi Arabien stünden strategische Niederlagen kurz bevor, und auch weltweit sei al-Qaida in der Defensive, selbst in der pakistanisch-afghanischen Grenzregion.
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Sageman, Psychiater, ehemaliger CIA-Analyst und nun in Diensten der New Yorker Polizei, argumentiert in seinem Buch "Leaderless Jihad", dass die Hauptbedrohung durch den Terrorismus al-Qaidas nicht mehr von der Organisation selbst ausgehe, sondern von deren Ideologie und sich selbst radikalisierenden Gruppen oder Tätern.
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Mindestens genauso wichtig, wie über militärische Niederlagen zu diskutieren, ist jedoch die Frage, ob al-Qaidas Ideologie an Attraktivität verliert. Denn elementarer Bestandteil von Bin Ladens Strategie ist es, Muslime weltweit und in Massen zum Kampf gegen die "Kreuzritter, Juden und deren Agenten" aufzuwiegeln, die dem Islam angeblich den Krieg erklärt hätten. Auch hierzu herrscht keine Einigkeit zwischen den Experten.
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