Netherlands / Iran / Libya / Sudan / Cuba / Norway / Colombia / Russia / United States / Afghanistan / Syria / North Korea / Israel / Scotland / Iraq / Lebanon / South Korea / Palestinian Territories / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Diplomatic Relations / M&A / /
IndustryTerm
ballistic missile technology / explosive device / industrial chemicals / attack using chemical agents / sus pect chemicals / legitimate civilian applications / chemical contamination suit / improvised delivery systems / formidable security services / /
MedicalCondition
US anthrax / cancerous tumor / /
NaturalFeature
Guantanamo Bay / /
Organization
National Liberation Army / Arab Liberation Front / Abu Nidal / Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia / Libyan intelligence / Libyan Government / US Government / Government of Syria / French court / United Nations Security Council / Iranian Government / Hizballah / Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps / Syrian Government / Department of the Treasury / French police / Sudanese Government / UN Security Council / al-Qaeda / Irish Republican Army / Palestine Liberation Front / Basque Fatherland and Liberty / Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine / World Bank / United Nations / Japanese Red Army / Iraqi National Congress / Islamic Jihad / UN Counterterrorism Committee / HAMAS / Taliban / Department of Defense / US Embassy / Islamic Resistance Movement / Ansar al-Islam / /
Person
al-Zarqawi / al-Islam / Bush Usama Bin Ladin / Khamenei / Muammar Qadhafi / Walid al-Mayahi / Powell / Bush Preventing / Abdel Basset Ali al-Megrahi / /
Position
President / Secretary / leader / /
ProvinceOrState
West Bank / /
RadioStation
Am 103 / /
Region
Central Asia / Near East / northern Iraq / Western Europe / /
Overview of State-Sponsored Terrorism Despite significant pressure from the US Government, the seven designated state sponsors of terrorism—Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, North Korea, Syria, and Sudan—did not take all the