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There has been an increase in activity by dissident Irish republican militants.
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Today marks four years since a terrorist walked into two Christchurch mosques, killing 51.
Australia’s scramble after 9/11 revealed
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Veterans testify of ‘catastrophic’ impact of Afghan collapse
Active service members describe harrowing withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Terrorism sentencing: Teen who planned attack took weapon to hockey game
The teen became radicalised online after bullying at school.
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Coroner says counsel is working to tackle the case’s challenging workload.
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US mass killings linked to extremism spiked over past decade
"We live in an age of extremist mass killings."
Hearing voices: Student stabs teacher to death in France
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'Attempt to destroy Wagner': Owner accuses Russian military chiefs of 'treason'
Yevgeny Prigozhin, owner of shadowy Wagner Group, has laid into Russian military chiefs.
US Supreme Court weighs Google’s liability in Isis terror case
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Islamic State attack in Syria kills at least 53
IS gunmen reportedly took advantage of focus on earthquake to carry out deadly attack.
Quebec father recounts moments after bus hit daycare centre
The man had just parked when he saw the bus barrel through the daycare, killing two.
‘Strong indications’ Putin approved missile supply, as MH17 inquiry ends
But insufficient evidence to prosecute Putin or other suspects and inquiry suspended.
Pakistan mosque suicide bombing toll up to 74
More than 150 people were also wounded in Peshawar.
Extremist who mowed down cyclists could face death sentence
A man who killed eight people with a truck on a bike path could face the death penalty.
Person killed in church machete attack
A sexton was killed and a priest injured in Barcelona after a man went on a rampage.
Chris Keall: Ardern’s mixed legacy with The Christchurch Call and social media
Few leaders have had such a compelling presence on social media but PM's legacy is mixed.
UK police investigating uranium-tainted cargo at London's Heathrow
Other media say it was in scrap metal, originated in Pakistan, arrived on Oman flight.
Prince Harry blasts 'dangerous lie' about Afghanistan exploits
Duke of Sussex hits back about leaked excerpt from his book in Stephen Colbert interview.
Six stabbed in Paris train station, attacker shot by police
France remains jittery following a spate of deadly terror attacks since 2015.
John Minto: Time to reassess NZ’s Middle East stance
OPINION: New Israeli government has declared its top priority, and NZ must respond.
Prince Harry left RAF base on ‘urgent business’ when drug testers arrived unannounced - claims
Duke of Sussex had just returned from brother's Royal wedding.
Taliban leader accuses Prince Harry of ‘war crimes’ after Afghanistan killing revelations
Harry detailed time fighting in Afghanistan, sparking disbelief - and Taliban response.
Afghans will die because of ban on women in NGOs, aid groups say
Save the Children, World Vision suspend operations as millions on brink of famine.
New Netanyahu govt says West Bank settlements top priority
Country’s most religious, right-wing govt ever is also taking hard line on LGBT, justice.
Afghanistan’s Taliban ban women from working for NGOs
It is the latest restrictive move by Afghanistan’s new rulers against women’s rights.
Gunman opened fire in central Paris - three dead and several injured
Three other people were wounded in the attack, one is in a critical condition.
Taliban minister defends women’s university ban
The decree triggered a global backlash this week including in Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Qatar.
'I'm really sad he had to die': Supermarket terror victim's compassion for attacker
It's 'sad' attacker lost life, but victim relieved police actions found to be justified.
Lockerbie bomb-accused to appear in court
Abu Agila Mohammad Mas’ud Kheir Al-Marimi will appear in US court Monday.
Lockerbie bomber arrest puts spotlight on tragedy
Abu Agela Mas’ud Kheir Al-Marimi is accused of bombing a plane in 1988.