Current / Future Series in 2012

Month	Series Details	Host
Dec 2011-Jan 2012	Sri Lanka tour of South Africa 2011 (3 Test and 5 ODI Matches)	South Africa
Dec 2011-Jan 2012	Big Bash League (31 Twenty20 matches)	Australia
Dec 2011-Feb 2012	India tour of Australia 2011 (4 Test and 2 Twenty20 matches)	Australia
Jan-Feb 2012	Pakistan vs England 2012 (3 Test, 4 ODI and 3 T20 matches)	UAE
Jan-Feb 2012	Zimbabwe tour of New Zealand 2012 (1 Test, 3 ODI Matches and 2 Twenty20)	New Zealand
Feb-Mar 2012	Australia Tri Series 2012 (8-11 ODI Matches)	Australia
Feb-Mar 2012	South Africa tour of New Zealand 2012 (3 Twenty20, 3 ODI and 3 Test Matches)	New Zealand
Mar-Apr 2012	India vs Pakistan 2012 (3 Test and 5 ODI matches)	India
Mar-Apr 2012	Australia tour of West Indies 2012 (3 Test and 5 ODI matches)	West Indies
March 2012	Asia Cup 2012 (6 ODI and 1 Final match.)	Bangladesh
Mar-Apr 2012	Sri Lanka tour of Bangladesh 2012 (5 ODI Matches)	Bangladesh
Mar-Apr 2012	England tour of Sri Lanka 2012 (2 Test matches)	Sri Lanka
Apr-May 2012	IPL 2012 (74 IPLT20 matches)	India
Apr-May 2012	Pakistan vs Bangladesh 2012 (2 Test and 3 ODI matches)	UAE
May-Jun 2012	West Indies tour of England 2012 (3 Test, 3 ODI and 1 Twenty20 match)	England
May-Jun 2012	Pakistan tour of Sri Lanka 2012 (3 Test, 5 ODI and 2 Twenyt20 matches)	Sri Lanka
Jun-Jul 2012	Australia tour of England 2012 (6 ODI matches)	England
Jun-Aug 2012	New Zealand tour of West Indies 2012 (3 Test, 5 ODI and 2 Twenty20 matches)	West Indies
Jul-Aug 2012	India tour of Sri Lanka 2012 (3 Test matches)	Sri Lanka
Jul-Sep 2012	South Africa tour of England 2012 (3 Test, 5 ODI and 3 Twenyt20 matches)	England
Aug-Sep 2012	Bangladesh tour of Zimbabwe 2012 (2 Test, 3 ODI and 2 Twenty20 matches)	Zimbabwe
Aug-Sep 2012	New Zealand in India 2012 (3 Test matches)	India
Aug-Sep 2012	Pakistan vs Australia 2012 (5 ODI and 1 Twenty20 match)	UAE
Sep-Oct 2012	T20 World Cup 2012 (27 Twenty20 matches)	Sri Lanka
Oct 2012-Oct 2011	Champions League Twenty20 2012 (23 Twenty20 Matches)	N/A

War on Terror

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• by Anup Shah
• This Page Last Updated Saturday, September 24, 2011

• This page: http://www.globalissues.org/issue/245/war-on-terror.
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  • http://www.globalissues.org/print/issue/245

It was with disbelief and shock that people around the world saw footage of the terrorist attacks in the US on on September 11, 2001 when the planes-turned-missiles slammed into the World Trade Center towers and damaged the Pentagon.
This ultimately resulted in the US declaring and waging a war on “terror”. Osama Bin Laden was eventually tracked down and killed some 10 years later. But the way the war on terror has been conducted has led to many voicing concerns about the impact on civil liberties, the cost of the additional security focused changes, the implications of the invasions and wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and more.