Norway mourns the tragic deaths of 77 people killed in a bombing and shooting rampage. One week after the massacre, the country begins burying its dead.

A year ago today 77 people people were killed when Anders Breivik set off a bomb on government buildings in central Oslo and opened fire on a Norweigan Labor Party youth camp at Utoya Island.

The photo is included in the latest issue of Inspire, an online English-language magazine published by associates of al-Qaeda

John Lindh travelled to Afghanistan to help the ruling Taleban fight against Russian-backed insurgents. Then 9/11 happened. US troops tortured him, tried him as a terrorist and jailed him for 20 years.

Pakistan has almost as many nuclear weapons as its neighbour and rival India, and fears are increasing that some of its arms may fall into the hands of terrorists.

Australia has released a terrorists' shopping list in a bid to gain early warning of any attempt by a would-be bomber to assemble the chemicals needed for an attack.