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Terrorism in Bali

Two explosions in the Kuta Beach tourist area in Bali on Saturday left more than 180 people dead and hundreds missing. President Bush attributed responsibility for the attack to the Al Qaeda terrorist network, which was behind the September 11th, 2001 attacks in the US. Does this recent activity represent a new form of terrorism?

Guests:

Jane Corbin, reporter for the BBC’s news program ‘Panorama,’ author of Al Qaeda: The Terror Network That Threatens the World.

 
 

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