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Obama mourns with grieving residents
Still stunned and with tears streaming down their faces, the people of Boston rose to their feet in defiance yesterday as President Barack Obama promised to track down those responsible for the bombings at Tuesday's marathon.

Image thought to snap victim and suspect
An eerie but as-yet-unverified photograph has emerged of what appears to be one of the Boston bombing suspects (circled in red) just metres from the 8-year-old victim Martin Richard (circled in blue).

Editorial: Sport security problems open door to terror
Extra alertness after the Boston bombing will deter attacks, but the nature of big public events means they remain exposed to danger.

Internet helps turn pots into weapons of terror
The recipe is straightforward. First you take a small quantity of explosives made from cleaning fluid and place it in a pressure cooker with a liberal helping of small metal objects, such as ball bearings or nails.

Peace activist who lost son to war quick to help another young man
One of the most graphic images to emerge from the Boston Marathon bombings was of a young man who appeared to have lost both his legs.

Blasts put heat on London Marathon
British police are reviewing security plans for Sunday's London Marathon, the next major international marathon, because of the Boston bombings.

Terrorism charges for leading Kiwi Sikh
Police in Delhi have arrested a New Zealand Sikh community leader over charges including alleged involvement in seditious activities and attempted murder.

Drone policy architect answers critics
Confronted by public protest and fierce congressional questioning, CIA director-designate John Brennan strongly defended the Obama Administration.

Cigarette smuggling behind rise of terror mastermind
For many years Mokhtar Belmokhtar was little more than a footnote in the intelligence reports analysing the increasingly muscular presence of Islamist groups in Saharan Africa.

Sahara raiders said to include Westerners
Canada is investigating a claim by the Algerian Prime Minister that one of its citizens co-ordinated the terrorist raid at the Saharan gas plant.

Bin Laden thriller tops box office
The thriller Zero Dark Thirty hunted down top spot at the North American box office - and easily won it.

A year of defining events
Three weeks before the ceremony and the [Olympic Stadium] was packed with thousands of people all doing things impressively.

'Every day our pain is greater'
The parents of triplets who died in the Doha mall fire have made an emotional plea for justice after the trial over their deaths was delayed for a third time.

Doha mall hearing postponed again
The hearing into the fatal fire at Doha's Villaggio mall which killed 19 people including three Kiwi triplets has been postponed for a third time.

Bali bombing victims remembered
A service to mark today's 10th anniversary of the Bali bombing in which three New Zealanders died was a moving reminder of the tragedy, Foreign Minister Murray McCully says.

Families remember Bali victims
As Bali commemorates 10 years since twin bombings killed 202 people, relatives of the dead cling to memories of their loved ones - and vow that terrorism will never win.

McCully says Bali ready for grim anniversary
The government is monitoring the security situation in Bali, after Indonesian police warned of a plot to attack dignitaries at the 10th anniversary of the bombings.

Triplets' dad: New claims hurtful
The father of Kiwi triplets killed in a Qatar mall fire says it is distressing to see stories circulating about the fire being an act of terrorism without any facts to back them up.

Doubts over mall fire claim
Journalists and academics have questioned a Saudi news agency that claims the Qatar mall fire that killed New Zealand triplets was an act of terrorism.

Escaping Syria's civil war
Former NZ diplomat Warren Searell called Damascus home until the Arab spring made life far too dangerous. This is his story.