What does TWAT stand for?

The War Against Terrorism

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Due to the war against terrorism, the foreign investment has slashed down considerably and the development process across country has suffered badly.

Saifullah asks US administration to write-off Pakistani loans

Kaira said that Mian Nawaz Sharif has endorsed the war against terrorism.

Zardari has agreed to repeal 58(2)b, transfer powers of Services ...

95 Paperback HV6432 This collection of research articles from the Center of Terrorism, Counterterrorism and Homeland Security addresses topics such as the military dimension of the war against terrorism, knowing the enemy and teaching children about the implications of terror in the 21st century.

The war on terrorism; 21st-century perspectives

He took issue with US President George W Bush's contention that Iraq is the front line in the war against terrorism.

We are united despite Iraq rows

Pervez Musharraf, a strong ally of the United States in the war against terrorism.

Killer puts U.S. in delicate spot

I am concerned about Cortright's reasons for opposing the continued military action in Iraq, namely, that a unilateral war would undermine the war against terrorism.

We're already at war with Iraq. (Letters to the Editor)

The Afghan phase of the war against terrorism is coming to an end.

The War Against Terrorism - Part 4 - Conclusions

Byline: PATRICK HENNESSY BRITAIN and the US today presented a united front in the war against terrorism despite evidence of high-level splits over what form the campaign should take next.

Allies united despite doubts over next step; Battle for Afghanistan