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Kashmir clash: Calls for calm after nuclear-armed rivals exchange fire
Indian troops blew up homes searching for attackers who killed 26 in Pahalgam.
India hunts gunmen who killed 26 in Kashmir tourist hotspot
It's the deadliest attack on civilians in the region since 2000.
‘Hell plan’ unveiled: Israel’s ceasefire strategy for Gaza
The decision aims to pressure Hamas into extending the ceasefire.
Macron confirms one dead, two seriously injured in French 'Islamist terror attack'
A passer-by died after trying to intervene in the knife attack.
Buses explode in suspected terror attack in Israel
Bus drivers nationwide were asked to inspect for additional devices.
Munich car ramming by Afghan asylum seeker injures 28
A Mini Cooper rammed into a trade unionist demonstration in Germany.
Sydney terror plot: Explosives, list of Jewish targets found in caravan
NSW Police are investigating the incident as a credible terror threat.
‘Shocked and saddened’: Royal nanny’s stepson named as New Orleans attack victim
Pettifer's stepmother Tiggy Legge-Bourke was nanny to Princes William and Harry.
Main suspect in Vegas Cybertruck blast was US Special Forces member
Matthew Alan Livelsberger was on leave from active duty at the time of the incident.
Man to appear in court today over Nelson policewoman death | NZ Herald News Update
A man charged with allegedly murdering a policewoman in Nelson will appear in court today and New Orleans attacker believed to have acted alone.
Terrorism suspected in New Orleans attack
A US army veteran with an Islamic State flag “hellbent” on carnage steered a pick-up truck into a crowd of New Year revellers in New Orleans. Video / AFP
‘Despicable’: Terrorism suspected in New Orleans truck-ramming that killed 15
A US army veteran with an Islamic State flag steered a pick-up truck into a crowd.
Tributes to ‘teddy bear’ 9-year-old victim of German Christmas market attack
André Gleißner died alongside four women after car driven through Magdeburg market.
Editorial: Why the lightning fall of Syria’s brutal regime matters for us all
OPINION: The ripple effects of a post-Bashar al-Assad world could spread to NZ.
‘Randomly slaughtering Germans’: Alleged attacker’s disturbing posts
Saudi suspect in Germany's attack held anti-Islam views, angry at migration policies.
Letters: Kiwis' safety and security have gone backwards
OPINION: 'My insecurity stems from events both overseas and domestically.'
Terrorism charge laid against 'Kiwi jihadi' still believed to be in a Syrian prison
Mark John Taylor is believed to be in a prison in northern Syria.
Teen's path to terror averted: Spy agency's rehabilitation success
'Minors can pose the same credible terrorist threat as adults.'
Christchurch Casino caught up in money laundering legal action
The DIA says casinos not taking strong measures against money-laundering will be targeted.
'Attempted to enter the cockpit': Man arrested after trying to divert Mexico-bound flight to US
Crew members were able to subdue the man.
'I'm gonna blow': Police swoop on man who called Parliament threatening murder
He said he planned to harm children because his family was being taken advantage of.
Government designates Hezbollah as terrorist entity
The Govt has also slapped a similar designation on the Houthi movement.
Teen who killed girls at dance class charged with having Al-Qaeda material, making ricin poison
He allegedly murdered 3 young girls at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class
Israel parliament shuts down UN Palestinian refugee agency
Humanitarian agencies accused Israeli authorities of restricting aid flows into Gaza.
What can the US teach NZ about gun control?
OPINION: Firearms control is a complex and contentious issue.
Spy agencies silent on Israel-Iran leak amid US investigation
NZ spy agencies are silent on leaks of secret documents linked to Israel's Iran plans.
US troops in Israel: New THAAD system amid Iran tensions
The Gaza conflict has since broadened into an invasion of southern Lebanon.