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“China powering world economy”
By Patrice Hill
July 26, 2007
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “China, this year for the first time, has dislodged the United States from its long reign as the main engine of global economic growth, with its more than 11 percent growth eclipsing sputtering U.S. growth of about 2 percent, according to the International Monetary Fund’s 2007 projections released yesterday.
China’s growth, which has been fueled by booming domestic building and commercial development, as well as soaring exports, has accelerated even as U.S. growth dropped to 0.7 percent in the first quarter under the weight of a profound housing recession. China is expected to drive a hearty 5.2 percent expansion of the global economy this year, the IMF said.”
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http://www.jihadwatch.org/archives/017527.php
July 26, 2007
“Accused jihadist faces trial in Germany”
(AP)
BERLIN —
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “When arrested, prosecutors said, Redouane E.H. was suspected of being in contact with Said Bahaji, who had close ties to three of the Sept. 11 pilots who lived in Hamburg, including ringleader Mohamed Atta.”
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Previously...
http://www.jihadwatch.org/archives/012142.php
(AP)
July 8, 2006
“Al-Qaida Suspect Arrested in Hamburg”
European Jihad Update from AP, with thanks to Mackie:
BERLIN (AP) —
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “He is suspected of being in contact with Said Bahaji, who had close ties to the three Sept. 11 hijackers who lived and studied in Hamburg - Mohamed Atta, Marwan al-Shehhi and Ziad Jarrah - but fled before the attacks and is believed to be in Pakistan. Scheuten said, however, that there is not evidence of direct contact between Redouane E. H. and the hijackers, or their plot.
“The accused had numerous contacts with the international network of violent jihadis, among other places in Syria, Algeria and Iraq,” Scheuten said.
“At the end of November 2005, he completed explosives training at a camp operated by a terrorist network in Algeria. He is seriously suspected of supporting the al-Qaida foreign terrorist network through recruiting fighters for suicide attacks in Iraq and through financial payments.””