In our daily round-up of newspaper coverage of the terror crisis ... British newspapers focus on United States President George W. Bush's decision to freeze Osama bin Laden's assets and the suspected terrorist's call to arms.
The Daily Telegraph and the Times show bin Laden's signature on a statement faxed to an Arab news agency. The Guardian reports that thousands of Afghans are fleeing from Taleban press gangs rounding up troops to fight America.
The Daily Express says bin Laden has threatened to attack Britain with nuclear weapons, and the Scotsman reports on Prime Minister Tony Blair's fears that London could be the next terror target.
The Sun takes a different tack, with a liftout section commemorating the heroic firefighters missing after the strike on the World Trade Center.
In Indonesia, Kompas reports that American miners have asked visiting President Megawati Sukarnoputri to guarantee the security of their business operations in the country amid rising tensions after the US threat to attack Afghanistan. The Jakarta Post says legislators have made an appeal to the police to act resolutely against those responsible for anti-American searches.
