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Indonesian President Says Some Protests 'Leaning Towards Treason, Terrorism'
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto spoke out against protests over economic conditions and inequality, saying some actions in rallies that have spread across the country in recent days amounted to treason and terrorism.
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Singapore Jails Indonesian Maid For Funding ISIS-Linked Group
An Indonesian maid was jailed for two years in Singapore Thursday for giving money to an ISIS-linked terror outfit blamed for a string of attacks in her home country.
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India Briefs 12 Nations On Strike On Terror Camp Across Line of Control
The government briefed the representatives of 12 nations about the pre-dawn air strikes on Jaish-e Mohammad camps located across the Line of Control which were conducted by the Indian Air Force this morning. Diplomats from the US, UK, Russia, Australia, Indonesia, Turkey and six ASEAN nations are in a meeting with Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhle.
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Indonesia Bans Local ISIS-Affiliated Group Behind Deadly Attacks
An Indonesian court on Tuesday banned a local extremist network responsible for a series of deadly terror attacks on home soil, significantly expanding police powers to charge members and freeze funding.
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Asian Games Venues '95% Ready' But Potential Pitfalls Remain
Asian Games venues will be ready before Indonesia hosts the showpiece event in a month, organisers say, but the threat of terror attacks and endless traffic jams still looms over the regional olympics.
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Suspected Terrorist Assaults Priest With Knife In Indonesian Church
Indonesian police were investigating a suspected terror attack by a knife-wielding assailant on a priest during the Sunday service at a church, and a bomb squad had been deployed to determine whether the attacker's backpack contained explosives.
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Indonesia Says Its Most Wanted Terrorists Killed In Gunbattle
Indonesia's most wanted ISIS terrorist was killed in a gunbattle with security forces, a top minister today, in a victory for the government's counter terrorism campaign that further tightens the vise on a dwindling band of extremists in the jungles of Sulawesi island.
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Indonesia Identifies Militants, Arrests Others Over Jakarta Terror Attack
Indonesian police today named the five men they suspect launched this week's gun and bomb attack in Jakarta, which was claimed by ISIS, and said they had arrested 12 people linked to the plot who planned to strike other cities.
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Indonesia Kills 1 Militant After Attack, Search For More
Indonesian police killed one suspected militant and arrested two more in raids across the country today, a day after an attack by ISIS suicide bombers and gunmen in the heart of the Southeast Asian nation's capital.
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Facebook Is Now In The Awkward Position Of Deciding What Counts As A Tragedy
Social networks are one of the first places people turn to for updates in the wake of tragedies. But Safety Check, a much touted Facebook tool designed to make it easier to tell friends and family members you're OK during a crisis, was not deployed after an apparent terror attack struck the capitol of one of Facebook's largest markets Thursday.
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Indonesian President Says Some Protests 'Leaning Towards Treason, Terrorism'
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto spoke out against protests over economic conditions and inequality, saying some actions in rallies that have spread across the country in recent days amounted to treason and terrorism.
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Singapore Jails Indonesian Maid For Funding ISIS-Linked Group
An Indonesian maid was jailed for two years in Singapore Thursday for giving money to an ISIS-linked terror outfit blamed for a string of attacks in her home country.
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India Briefs 12 Nations On Strike On Terror Camp Across Line of Control
The government briefed the representatives of 12 nations about the pre-dawn air strikes on Jaish-e Mohammad camps located across the Line of Control which were conducted by the Indian Air Force this morning. Diplomats from the US, UK, Russia, Australia, Indonesia, Turkey and six ASEAN nations are in a meeting with Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhle.
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Indonesia Bans Local ISIS-Affiliated Group Behind Deadly Attacks
An Indonesian court on Tuesday banned a local extremist network responsible for a series of deadly terror attacks on home soil, significantly expanding police powers to charge members and freeze funding.
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Asian Games Venues '95% Ready' But Potential Pitfalls Remain
Asian Games venues will be ready before Indonesia hosts the showpiece event in a month, organisers say, but the threat of terror attacks and endless traffic jams still looms over the regional olympics.
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Suspected Terrorist Assaults Priest With Knife In Indonesian Church
Indonesian police were investigating a suspected terror attack by a knife-wielding assailant on a priest during the Sunday service at a church, and a bomb squad had been deployed to determine whether the attacker's backpack contained explosives.
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Indonesia Says Its Most Wanted Terrorists Killed In Gunbattle
Indonesia's most wanted ISIS terrorist was killed in a gunbattle with security forces, a top minister today, in a victory for the government's counter terrorism campaign that further tightens the vise on a dwindling band of extremists in the jungles of Sulawesi island.
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Indonesia Identifies Militants, Arrests Others Over Jakarta Terror Attack
Indonesian police today named the five men they suspect launched this week's gun and bomb attack in Jakarta, which was claimed by ISIS, and said they had arrested 12 people linked to the plot who planned to strike other cities.
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Indonesia Kills 1 Militant After Attack, Search For More
Indonesian police killed one suspected militant and arrested two more in raids across the country today, a day after an attack by ISIS suicide bombers and gunmen in the heart of the Southeast Asian nation's capital.
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Facebook Is Now In The Awkward Position Of Deciding What Counts As A Tragedy
Social networks are one of the first places people turn to for updates in the wake of tragedies. But Safety Check, a much touted Facebook tool designed to make it easier to tell friends and family members you're OK during a crisis, was not deployed after an apparent terror attack struck the capitol of one of Facebook's largest markets Thursday.
