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A cease-fire negotiated by Pakistan in early 2007 gave Al Qaeda leaders "greater mobility and ability to conduct training and operational planning, particularly that targeting Western Europe and the United States," its annual terrorism report said. Full Article at New Kerala
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The report reveals that during 2007, terrorism investigations in at least three countries showed links to groups in this region. Full Article at Keralanext
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WASHGINTON: Terrorist attacks claimed more than 22,000 lives worldwide in 2007, with more than half of the fatalities taking place in Iraq, the US government has said. Full Article at DNA India
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The number of deaths last year in terrorist attacks increased from 2006, jumping from 20,872 to 22,685, the US National Counterterrorism Centre said Wednesday, even though the number of attacks dipped from 14,570 in 2006 to 14,499 in 2007. Full Article at New Kerala
