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Editorial: Islamic peace mission must condemn hate
The moderation and maturity of Muslims in New Zealand was evident once again in their response to the Egyptian initiative.
Paul Thomas: Tolerance has new hero in terror-addled Britain
Oxford Uni's new vice-chancellor pinned her colours to the mast with a robust defence of the traditional British values of tolerance and free speech.
Cameron backs banning of veil in public places
Muslim women can be banned from wearing veils in schools, courts and other British institutions, Prime Minister David Cameron has said.
8 reasons why people join jihadists
Radicalisation is a youth revolt against society, says expert.
Brits petition to keep Trump out of UK
Donald Trump has stepped up his war of words with British officials over what he calls the UK's "massive Muslim problem".
Zain Ali: Let's show goodwill towards Islam at Christmas
Can there be goodwill toward Islam? I believe there can be goodwill, but this will require us to look beyond the likes of Isis and al-Qaeda, writes Zain Ali.
Donna Miles-Mojab: West must work with Muslims to fight Isis
A 2009 Gallup survey of European Muslims showed they are just as likely, if not more so, to identify with the country in which they live, than the rest of the population.
Brussels suburb raising jihadis
Just across the canal from the chic cafes a largely Muslim area that has become one of the world's main breeding grounds of violent Islamic extremists.
Security tightens for Apec
The Philippines is vowing "higher security" for world leaders at an economic summit in Manila next week following the Paris terror attacks.
Kiwi's new faith brings out beauty beneath
Kiwi, Amina Hall who became part of Islam faith says being the subject of verbal attacks had opened her eyes and encourages kiwis to be open minded.
US secret kill squad
The clandestine programme represents a significant escalation of the CIA's involvement in the war in Syria, enlisting the agency's powerful Counterterrorism Centre.
Tigris river of blood in Isis video
Isis has released new footage from its deadliest massacre, showing executions on an industrial scale at a military base.
Risking all to show Isis terror
The group's 23,000 followers on Twitter include diplomats, journalists and Pentagon officials. More than 39,000 people have "liked" its Facebook page.
Kickstart axe 'won't deter savers'
Prime Minister John Key says axing the $1000 kickstart grant to new KiwiSaver members in the Budget "will not make a blind bit of difference to the number of people who join".
Car bomb 'reminder' for soldiers
The Defence Force chief has downplayed a car bomb attack which killed three people near the NZ base on the first day of its deployment in Iraq.
Kiwi mum curses Isis
A former New Zealander now living in Denmark says her son was killed when he travelled to Syria to fight with Isis after authorities failed to stop him.
'Experiment' asks women to wear hijab
A local council in Victoria has created controversy by asking non-Islamic women to wear hijabs in a 'social experiment' to increase awareness and education.
Women sold to Isis as 'gifts'
Yazidi women released by Isis this week have given distressing accounts of their ordeals.
Jihadi John's mother: 'That's my son!'
The mother of Mohammed Emwazi realised seven months ago that her son was the masked killer known as Jihadi John but failed to tell the authorities.
Terence O'Brien: Iraq mission case of misguided foreign policy
The decision to commit NZ military contingent to Iraq is a case of misguided foreign policy.
Police failed to alert families of Isis recruits - lawyer
The police and intelligence agencies faced demands for an inquiry over how three young British schoolgirls were able to head for Syria.
Life in Isis: Blood & boredom
When Isis took over Raqqa, a wave of black swept over the city. It's turned into a grim prison for residents - with no escape in sight.
UK schoolgirls head for Syria
Scotland Yard has warned of a growing trend of young women travelling to Syria after launching an urgent appeal to find three teenage schoolgirls.
The Palestinian cartoonist who dared draw Mohamed
Mohammed Sabaaneh's 'favourable' depiction of the Prophet saw him suspended from his job and under investigation. He tells Ben Lynfield in Ramallah that he just wanted to make people think.
Anatomy of a failed Isis hostage rescue
Last June the US tried a bold rescue mission to gather hostages taken by Isis. It failed. All the hostages have since died. Was the White House to blame?
Iraqi Govt: 'Help us with World War III'
The Iraqi Government has asked for New Zealand's help to fight the Islamic State by describing the battle as World War III.
Foreign recruits: Isis' new cannon fodder
They're being lured with promises of reclaiming a lost Islamic empire. But foreign fighters for Isis often in up on the front lines, or as suicide bombers.