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FED:Returned 'ISIS bride' charged with terrorism offences

A member of the so-called "ISIS bride" cohort who recently returned to Australia has been charged with terrorism offences.

AAP

Bail bid by terror-accused 'ISIS bride' to be with kids

A woman linked to Islamic State who has been living in the community after returning to Australia will seek release on bail so she can care for her children.

AAP

India warns Pakistan of 'consequences' for cross-border terrorism, highlights right to defend

India has told the United Nations that Pakistan must accept consequences for sponsoring cross-border terrorism. India stated it has every right to defend itself from terror attacks originating from its neighbor. This strong response came during a UN Security Council meeting. India emphasized Pakistan's continued support for terrorism violates UN…

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Top cop reveals intelligence sharing flaw after Bondi

A top counterterrorism police officer says Australia's intelligence agencies need to get on the same page regarding their level of information sharing.

AAP

Risky gaps in guns registry noted years before Bondi

The Bondi Beach terror attack has prompted sweeping reform of a state's firearms licensing authority after 15 innocent people were fatally shot.

AAP

Former Lafarge cement chiefs released pending Syria terrorism financing appeal

The former CEO of French cement firm Lafarge, Bruno Lafont, and his right-hand man at the company Christian Herrault are to be released from prison under judicial supervision, pending their appeal over convictions handed down in April for financing terrorism in Syria.

Radio France Internationale

'Seriously concerned': Quad joint statement flags water cannons, blocked ships in South and East China Seas

India, US, Japan, and Australia foreign ministers met in New Delhi. They voiced serious concerns over the South China and East China Seas. The group also condemned terrorism and North Korea's actions. New frameworks for critical minerals, energy security, and maritime surveillance were launched. The ministers also addressed online scams…

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WA:Failed Australia Day bombing accused faces court

A man accused of lobbing a homemade grenade into a crowd of Australia Day protesters in an act of terrorism has physically faced a court for the first time.

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Failed Australia Day bombing accused faces court

A man accused of lobbing a homemade grenade into a crowd of Australia Day protesters in an act of terrorism has physically faced a court for the first time.

AAP

Australian spy boss says he shifted resources from counterterrorism before Hanukkah attack

An Australian spy agency boss has told an inquiry he had pivoted resources away from counterterrorism to espionage and foreign a few years before two gunmen massacred 15 people at Sydney Hanukkah celebration

The Independent UK

Rubio says India’s concerns over Pakistan are focused on terror groups, not Iran mediation role

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio highlighted India's focus on cross-border terrorism from Pakistan. He noted that India's concerns do not extend to Pakistan's role in facilitating US-Iran discussions. India consistently points to armed terrorist groups operating from Pakistani territory targeting the nation. This distinction clarifies India's primary security issues…

The Economic Times

Why Jaishankar’s Latest US Meeting Has Everyone Talking

At a time when the world is watching wars, rising tensions, and shifting alliances, one statement from India’s External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar quietly grabbed global attention. During crucial talks with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in New Delhi, Jaishankar called terrorism a “shared challenge” between India and the…

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Iran world's leading sponsor of terrorism, says Marco Rubio in Delhi

NEW DELHI: US secretary of state Marco Rubio, in the presence of minister of external affairs S Jaishankar, launched a scathing attack on Iran, calling it "the world's leading sponsor of terrorism".

The Times of India

Zero tolerance for terror, de-risking global economy: Jaishankar lists India-US common ground as US marks 250 years of independence

India and the United States are strengthening their strategic partnership. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Both nations share a commitment to fighting terrorism. They also aim to de-risk the global economy and offer more choices. Shared democratic and economic values underpin this…

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India, US signal thaw as Jaishankar and Rubio hold candid talks to re-energise relations

India and the US are working to strengthen their relationship. Discussions covered trade, energy security, and terrorism. Both nations are committed to boosting cooperation in defense and technology. The US views India as a vital strategic partner. This engagement signals a renewed focus on mutual interests and global stability.

The National (Scotland)

How cynical attacks on John Swinney show the pro-UK hypocrisy on 'terrorism'

POLITICIANS have cynically and hypocritically sought to use John Swinney's comments and the Troubles for their own political ends ...

The Economic Times

'India, Italy signed critical MoUs in various sectors,' says MEA Secy (West)

India and Italy elevated their Strategic Partnership to a Special Strategic Partnership during Prime Minister Modi's visit, signing key agreements in defense, technology, and trade. Both nations aim to boost bilateral trade to €20 billion by 2029 and are committed to early implementation of IMEC, fostering deeper cooperation across various…

Salon

Gorka's plan: Bash left, praise Trump

Sebastian Gorka’s anti-terror plan villainizes the president’s political enemies

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The Guardian - UK

‘Disposable’ operatives for hire are a new menace for western countries

A court case in New York has highlighted how Iran is using technology to recruit agents who may not even be regime supporters

The Economic Times

PM Modi calls for early end to conflicts in West Asia and Ukraine

India and Norway have established a Green Strategic Partnership. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Norwegian counterpart Jonas Gahr Store discussed expanding cooperation in clean energy, climate resilience, and the blue economy. Both leaders called for resolving global tensions through dialogue and diplomacy. The partnership aims to combine India's scale…

PC Gamer

All Will Rise devs 'definitely expect some pushback from Western audiences' over its depiction of violent resistance and ecoterrorism

"We are an activist story that deals with these topics."

Reason

8½-Year Sentence for American Who Fought for ISIS Is Too Lenient, Says Sixth Circuit

The district court had departed downward from the Sentencing Guidelines' recommended sentence of 30 to 50 years.

The Times of India

Backyard snake now a noose? Back-to-back attacks tarnish Pak army’s reputation

Media attention on Pakistan owing to its hosting of the US-Iran peace talks notwithstanding, a report said that the country’s military is “shockingly losing to militants it once nurtured,” after India's western neighbour topped the Global Terrorism Index 2026.

Euronews

Terrorism scenario excluded by investigators following car attack in Italy's Modena

Italy's Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi said the 31-year-old man who drove into a crowd in Modena on Saturday was not suspected of a terrorist act and was dealing with mental issues.

The Economic Times

Indian Army chief’s warning to Pakistan: Decide whether you want to be part of geography or history

Army Chief Upendra Dwivedi issued a stern warning to Pakistan regarding its support for cross-border terrorism, stating Islamabad must choose between being part of geography or history. He also lauded India's young generation for their technological prowess and adaptability, highlighting the Army's internship initiative and the critical need for military…

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