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Boston bombing reveals a new American maturity toward insecurity

The post-9/11 'new normal' has evolved: The tactical and emotional responses to the Boston Marathon bombings show what experts call a national maturity toward terrorism that echoes longer experience with such crises in England, Spain, Russia, Japan, and Israel.

Opinion After Boston bombings: Beware Russia-US cooperation on counter-terrorism

After Moscow attack, Russians question Putin's war on terror

Opinion Moscow airport bomb: a moment of truth for Russia and Medvedev

Former Putin prime minister talks about his former boss

Suicide bomber kills 17 in Russia's North Ossetia

Let Our Fame Be Great

Chechen warlord Doku Umarov claims Moscow metro bombings

Dagestan suicide bombings have Russia looking to Putin

Opinion Moscow metro bombings: Russia should reinvent how it handles terrorism

Does Moscow subway bombing mark the return of the black widow?

Abkhazia insists independence from Georgia assured after disputed election

Russia train bombing: sign of new terror tactics?

Five years after Beslan tragedy, questions linger

After summer war, identity crisis grips Abkhazia

After war, Russia's influence expands

Abkhazia's tourism fights to regain fabled legacy