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Australia's Virgin Blue says oil prices hurt more than 9/11 (AFP)
19-08-2008 18h06AFP - Australia's second largest airline Virgin Blue said Tuesday soaring oil prices were hurting the industry more than the September 11 attacks on the US, as it reported a 55 percent fall in net profit.
Bush, Musharraf: An uneasy alliance (AP)
19-08-2008 16h10AP - Running for president, George W. Bush couldn't name the new leader of Pakistan. But after the Sept. 11 attacks, Pervez Musharraf became a crucial but ultimately frustrating ally in the war against Islamic extremists.
Pakistan likely to stay on course on war on terror (AP)
19-08-2008 12h41AP - Despite the massive shifts in Pakistan's political landscape, the new government's approach to dealing with Islamic extremists likely will follow the same lines it has since Pervez Musharraf sided with the U.S. after the 9/11 attacks.
Ceremony for firefighters killed at WTC building (AP)
19-08-2008 06h01AP - The families of two firefighters killed a year ago in a skyscraper blaze across from ground zero dedicated plaques in their memory Monday, standing side by side with some of the officials they have blamed for the fire at the government-run project.
9/11 aid groups close or adapt as money wanes (AP)
17-08-2008 02h42AP - Terry Grace Sears knows she has still has work to do helping the families of Sept. 11 victims, seeing the proof last week on the faces of kids just beginning to open up about their parents' deaths in the terror attack.
Immigrant relatives of 9/11 dead gain legal status (AP)
16-08-2008 07h54AP - Fifteen illegal immigrants who lost a spouse or child in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks were granted temporary legal status Friday, a potential move toward legal residency for people who have lived in limbo since losing their loved ones.
US court rules Saudis not liable for Sept 11 attacks (AFP)
15-08-2008 08h47AFP - A federal appeals court on Thursday ruled Saudi Arabia could not be held liable for the September 11 attacks against the United States despite charitable donations that ended up in the hands of Al-Qaeda.
Nation - Thursday (Investor's Business Daily)
15-08-2008 07h31Investor's Business Daily - A federal appeals court ruled that Saudi Arabia and its princes cannot be held liable for the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks that killed more than 2,700. The appeals court said the Saudi defendants are protected by sovereign immunity. Victims of the attacks alleged that Saudi leaders provided financial and logistical support. Fifteen of the 19 hijackers involved in 9/11 were from Saudi Arabia.
Court: Saudi Arabia not liable in Sept. 11 attacks (AP)
15-08-2008 06h32AP - A federal appeals court ruled Thursday that Saudi Arabia and four of its princes cannot be held liable in the Sept. 11 attacks even if they were aware that charitable donations to Muslim groups would be funneled to al-Qaida.
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