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Bomb blast rocks Londonderry shopping centre
A bomb has exploded outside a shopping centre in the Northern Irish city of Londonderry.

A damaging climate of fear
An editorial from the UK's Independent on why the recent terror alerts give the damaging impression Europe is somehow unsafe in general.

Unabomber aims for best seller
The man behind a 17-year terrorist campaign explains his attempts to destroy Western civilisation.

Kidnap crisis leaves few options
Sarkozy has back to wall as spread of al Qaeda terror group in France's ex-colonies hits region.

Ex terrorist's trial begins
More than three decades later, Stuttgart court hearing revisits one of Germany's most devastating political murders.

Deadly traps lie in wait as Nato takes aim at Kandahar Taleban
Many US and British officers warn that corrupt police are turning people against the government and 'acting as Taleban recruiting sergeants.'

Fern, haka make NZ fans terror targets
Kiwi sports fans heading to New Delhi for the Commonwealth Games may best be advised not to broadcast their nationality.

Rugby: Star set for Delhi despite mum's fears
Zac Guildford says security concerns won't stop him from going to Delhi, even though his mother has urged him not to go.

Afghan elections 'already tainted'
Complaints of widespread irregularities in the Afghanistan election are pouring in.

PM confident NZ will send Games team despite attack
John Key remains confident NZ will send a team to the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi.

Commonwealth Games: Go to Delhi pleads running legend
Sir John Walker has implored the New Zealand team to attend the next month's Commonwealth Games.

Commonwealth Games: Independent report finds no fresh Delhi concerns
The second report from an independent security firm ahead of next month's Commonwealth Games has raised no notable fresh concerns.

Delhi Games security move 'illogical'
The NZOC says the decision of the three team sports to engage their own security advice ahead of the Delhi Games defies logic.

D-Day looms for Games decision
September 23 is looming as D-Day for New Zealand's involvement in the crisis-torn Commonwealth Games.