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Report Contents Crime versus Terrorism The Cash Cow Divergent Laundering Outlook Additional Reports UEFA Euro 2008 Security Report The Attack on U.S. Consulate Istanbul: Potential Links to Al-Qaida Britain's Increased Terror Alert for Dubai - A Credible Threat Hotel Security Lessons from the Islamabad Bombing Piracy in Somalia Hospital Security Bomb Threats Hate Crimes, Xenophobia, and Nationalism in Russia Terrorism Trends in Europe Al-Qaida-Linked Plot Foiled in Kuwait Mass Transit Security Parcels and Building Security Pakistan: The Red Mosque Incident Piracy and Maritime Terrorism Preparing for the 2008 Beijing Olympics Security Implications of the Schengen Zone Enlargement Mexico Pipeline Bombing Maoist Violence and the Risk to India's Cities Iraq: The Most Dangerous Place for Journalists The September 2007 Danish and German Terror Arrests Publications Daily Risk Briefing Special Reports Mexico Security Briefings Monthly Reports Aviation Safety & Security Reports Kidnap, Ransom, & Extortion Reports Latin America KRE Reports	Organized Crime & Terrorism: A Distorted Divide The first decade of the 21st century has seen an increasingly blurred division between organized crime groups and politically-motivated militant networks engaged in terrorism campaigns or insurgencies targeting status quo powers. While the divisions were clear in the waning years of the 20th century, when the two groups comingled rarely, perhaps only for the exchange of weapons for cash, militant networks have increasingly established independent organized crime syndicates or merged with pre-existing networks to improve their operational capabilities. Crime versus Terrorism To view this report, please login. top The Cash Cow To view this report, please login. top Divergent Laundering To view this report, please login. top Outlook To view this report, please login. top	Report Options Print Email Save

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