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UK: Foreign Affairs Select Committee report on Foreign Policy Aspects of the War against Terrorism

01 July 2006

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Report (pdf)

It includes:

"We conclude that the dispersal and fragmentation of al Qaeda into more autonomous local cells mainly linked together by a common ideology will make it more difficult to tackle the threat of international terrorism. We further conclude that the situation in Iraq has provided both a powerful source of propaganda for Islamist extremists and also a crucial training ground for international terrorists associated with al Qaeda."

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