Essays on Al-Qaeda

On October 7, 2001, the United States of America declared terrorism to be a global enemy against which all civilized nations would have battled. The primary goal of the United States was to combat al-Qaida and its centers in Afghanistan, which were secure at the time by the Taliban authority...

Several terrorist organizations around the world pose risks to the United States. Al Qaeda is the most likely organization to be preparing an attack on American soil. This can be extrapolated from its previous interactions with the United States. Since its inception in the late 1980s, there has been a...

Good media relations and mind games. The Edinburgh Capitals should make an attempt to recruit as many high-profile players as possible. This is how people will be drawn to where their high-ranking stars assist in sports. Once a fan is drawn to a club, it is difficult for them to...

Al Qaida is a militant organization founded in 1988 by Osama Bin Laden with the aim of destroying Western hegemony in the Islamic world, overthrowing regimes in Islamic countries that did not adhere to Sharia Law, and uniting the Islamic world by creating a Caliphate. The organization began as an...

Reasons for the Withdrawal of U.S. Troops from Afghanistan From 2001 to the present, the United States (US) military has been stationed in Afghanistan. The hunt for Osama bin Laden, the head of the Al-Qaeda terrorist group, prompted their relocation to Afghanistan. According to the US, Osama planned an assault on...

Al-Qaeda: A Terror Organization Al-Qaeda is one of the world's Islamic activist organizations. Osama Bin Laden founded the international Sunni Muslim organization in 1988 as a terrorist group. The group was solemnly established to prevent the Soviet Union's invasion in Afghanistan with the support of Abdullah Azam and other Muslim volunteers....