National Security Guard (NSG) commandos take positions near a Jewish centre in Mumbai November 28, 2008. REUTERS/Jayantha ShawFrom The Guardian:
The world's media reflect on the terrorist attacks in Mumbai
"It's war," declares the editorial in the Times of India. "The scale, intensity and level of orchestration of terror attacks in Mumbai put one thing beyond doubt: India is effectively at war and it has deadly enemies in its midst." Its coverage draws parallels with the September 11 attacks and says the attacks are in part a consequence of the war on terror.
But it urges Indians not to blame Muslims. "Terrorists have no religion. Political bickering on this issue is divisive; what India needs now is unity."
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An Analysis Of The Attacks
Analysis: Mumbai attack differs from past terror strikes -- Long War Journal
Analysis: Terrorism has truly become war, and we need to rethink how we fight it -- Jerusalem Post
Pakistan, India ties chill after attacks -- AP
Pakistan to send intelligence chief to India on Mumbai attacks -- China View
India points finger of blame at Pakistan -- Reuters
Pakistani press urges India to halt blame for Mumbai attacks -- Asia One
PM to call Pak over Mumbai attacks; tough talks likely -- IBN Live
Mumbai terror attacks might derail Indo-Pak peace process -- Express India
Bangladesh connection to Mumbai attacks unlikely: govt official -- Times Of India
India must regain executives' confidence -- International Herald Tribune
Singh has enough worries without religious strife -- Times Online
India's Antiterror Blunders -- Wall Street Journal (Opinion)
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