Iraq figures distort terrorism statistics: study
                   
reuters.com     May 21, 2008            

By Louis Charbonneau UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - A study released on Wednesday reports a decline in fatal attacks of terrorism worldwide and says U.S. think-tank data showing sharp increases were distorted due to the inclusion of killings in Iraq. "Even if the Iraq 'terrorism' data are included,... [read full story]                

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