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Deadly Greek bomb 'disguised as gift'
A bomb disguised as a gift killed a Greek government official this morning, but it apparently missed its intended target.
Australians extend anti-terrorism laws
The NSW government will extend anti-terrorism laws, despite a senior police officer declaring there is no specific threat.
Soldiers' deaths fuel calls to pull out
The deaths of two Australian soldiers in a bomb blast has reopened debate on the nation's involvement in the war in Afghanistan.
Two Diggers among 10 killed
Australia has reaffirmed its support for the war in Afghanistan, despite the deaths of two of its soldiers yesterday.
US involved in deadly Yemen attack - watchdog
Amnesty International says a US cruise missile armed with cluster ammunition was used in an attack in Yemen which left 52 dead.
Al Qaeda's top man in Afghanistan dead - report
Al Qaeda says its top leader in Afghanistan, Mustafa Abu al-Yazid, has died, according to a group that monitors Islamist websites.
All Whites confident security up to scratch
The All Whites remain unconcerned with safety despite an alleged al-Qaeda threat against World Cup players.
Shahzad didn't act alone, says White House
senior White House officials said today that the Pakistani Taleban were behind the failed Times Square car bombing.
Pakistan probes alleged terror links to NYC bomb
Pakistan will investigate alleged links between the Times Square bombing accused and militant groups operating in the country.
Times scare: Paranoia grips New York
New York's citizens are on high alert, with police called in to defuse a chilly bin and someone's lunch.