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The World Responds
September 11 News.com
"Complete News and Photo Archives of the September 11, 2001 Attack on America"
Al-Jazeera Link (English)
From Cursor
Asia Source - America's Crisis: Asian Perspective
Middle Eastern Network Information - (dead link) (online media sources)
NATO and the Scourge of Terrorism
September 11 - One Year On - NATO's Contribution to the Fight Against Terrorism
"On 12 September 2001, less than 24 hours after the terrorist attacks against the United States, NATO declared the attacks to be an attack against all the 19 NATO member countries."
Section include: After September 11 ; Afghanistan ; Prague Summit ; Key Texts ; Background ; Speeches ; Analysis ; Multimedia ; Links.
The White House
U.S. Department of State
- Map of Countries Suffering Casualties September 11 - (dead link)
- Response to Terrorism - (dead link)
- Photo Galleries
- World Response - (dead link)
- NATO Says Conclusive Data Links Al Qaida to Sept. 11 Attacks - (dead link) (10/02/01)
- Remarks by Powell, Turkish Foreign Minister after Meeting - (dead link) (09/27/01)
- Jordan's King and Powell Discuss Anti-Terrorism Cooperation - (dead link) (09/27/01)
- Powell and Egyptian Foreign Minister Maher on Terrorism - (dead link) (09/26/01)
- U.S., China Recognize International Terrorism as Threat - (dead link) (09/21/01)
- Bush, Powell Talk with World Leaders on Fight Against Terrorism - (dead link) (09/18/01)
- United Nations
Webcast: Secretary-General speaks to the American people as part of a national Town Hall meeting (11 October 2001)
UN Action Against Terrorism
- European Union
Terrorist Attacks on 11 September 2001 in the United States - (dead link)
- Canada
Government of Canada - Updates on the International Campaign Against Terrorism - (dead link)
Office of Critical Infrastructure Protection and Emergency Preparedness
- Iran
IranMania News - "Young Tehranis Pay Homage to Terror Victims in US" - (dead link) (09/14/01)Islamic Republic News Agency (Iran) - Iran Denounces Attack
- Pakistan
Islamic Republic of Pakistan Government Home Page
- Terrorist Attack Against America Resource Page - (dead link)
- U.S., Pakistan Want to "Resolve the Threat of Terrorism" - (dead link) (11/06/01)
- President's appearance in BBC's Programme Hardtalk (2-10-2001) - (dead link)
- President's interview to CNN (30-09-2001) - Main points - (dead link)
- Pakistan and Britain agree to broad-based govt if Taliban regime falls - (dead link)
- Pakistan finds material sufficient to indict bin Laden- FO - (dead link)
- Pakistanís nuclear assets under multiple custody and safe- FO - (dead link)
- Pakistanís ulema delegation leaves for Qandhar Friday to hold talks with Afghan leadership - (dead link)
- Pakistan not to join anti-Afghanistan operation - (dead link)
- Pakistan indicates opening of Afghan Border in case of crisis - (dead link)
- Pakistan concerned about integrity of Afghanistan- Musharraf - (dead link)
- United Kingdom
10 Downing Street
- Responsibility for the Terrorist Atrocities in the United States - (dead link) (14 November 2001)
"The Government has published a further document summarising both the public and newly declassified material linking Usama Bin Laden and the Al Qaida network to the terrorist atrocities of 11 September 2001. It updates the document published by the Prime Minister on 4 October."
- Responsibility for the Terrorist Atrocities in the U.S. - (dead link) (04 October 2001)
"This document does not purport to provide a prosecutable case against Usama Bin Laden in a court of law. Intelligence often cannot be used evidentially, due both to the strict rules of admissibility and to the need to protect the safety of sources. But on the basis of all the information available HMG is confident of its conclusions as expressed in this document."
Parliament UK
- Vatican
Pope John II General Audience Address - September 12, 2001
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