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Belgium Arrests 2 Over Suspected New Year Attack Plot
Belgian police have arrested two people suspected of plotting attacks against landmarks in Brussels during New Year celebrations, prosecutors said today.
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California Shooters' Ex-Neighbour Denied Bail In Terrorism Case
A federal magistrate on Monday refused to grant bail to a man accused of providing the assault-style rifles a married couple used to massacre 14 people in San Bernardino, California, in an attack inspired by Islamic State.
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Indonesia To Deploy 150,000 Security Personnel For Year-End Celebrations
Indonesia will deploy more than 150,000 security personnel and several religious organizations to safeguard churches and public places around the country during Christmas and New Year's Eve celebrations, the military chief said late on Friday.
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France To Press US On 'Low-Cost' Terror Financing
France's finance minister will discuss with his U.S. counterpart on Thursday how to standardise rules across countries to prevent small, anonymous money transfers believed to be used to finance attacks such as Islamic State's assault on Paris in November.
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US Defense Chief Ash Carter Makes Surprise Visit To Baghdad
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter arrived in Baghdad today for talks with US military commanders, seeking ways to intensify the fight against ISIS terrorists.
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France's Francois Hollande Heads to Russia to Press Anti-ISIS Coalition
French President Francois Hollande today will hold talks with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, as part of his diplomatic marathon to forge a broader coalition against Islamic State jihadists in the wake of the Paris attacks.
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US Issues Global Travel Alert Due to 'Increased Terrorist Threats'
The United States issued a worldwide travel alert on Monday warning American citizens of "increased terrorist threats" in the wake of the Paris attacks.
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Pentagon Pressing Allies for More Help Against Islamic State
The Pentagon is pressing European and Arab allies to provide more troops and support for the war against the Islamic State, hoping that the horror of the Paris attacks - and the fear more are coming will compel them to get more deeply involved.
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UN Unanimously Approves 'All Necessary Measures' to Fight Islamic State
The UN Security Council on Friday authorized countries to "take all necessary measures" to fight the Islamic State group in a resolution that won unanimous backing a week after the Paris attacks.
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UN Set to Vote on 'All Necessary Measures' to Fight Islamic State
The UN Security Council will vote later today on a French-drafted resolution that would authorise countries to "take all necessary measures" to fight the Islamic State group.
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What's Actually Driving Obama's 'Keep-Calm-And-Carry-On' ISIS Strategy?
For much of the past seven years, President Obama has labored to move the United States off a war footing abroad and keep the threat of terrorism in perspective at home.
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Things to Know: Syrian Refugees and the US Vetting Process
Hundreds of thousands of Syrians have fled that country to escape the ongoing civil war there. Migrants have trekked across Turkey, landing first in Greece, before making their way into Europe. European authorities have been overwhelmed by the mass migration. Meanwhile, the United States has announced plans to accept about 10,000 Syrian refugees tr...
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France Wants UN to Authorize 'All Necessary Measures' Against Islamic State
France asked the UN Security Council Thursday to authorize countries to "take all necessary measures" to fight the Islamic State group after the jihadists claimed responsibility for the Paris attacks.
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Controlled Explosion After Scare at London Tube Station
British police on Thursday carried out a controlled explosion close to a central London underground station after a car was abandoned nearby, but later said the vehicle was not suspicious.
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Instant Messaging Apps in Spotlight After Islamic State Attacks
Leading encrypted apps recommended by the Islamic State group for secure messaging said on Thursday they were making modest moves to stop jihadists using their technology in the wake of the bloody attacks in Paris, but defended a right to privacy.
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Belgium Arrests 2 Over Suspected New Year Attack Plot
Belgian police have arrested two people suspected of plotting attacks against landmarks in Brussels during New Year celebrations, prosecutors said today.
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California Shooters' Ex-Neighbour Denied Bail In Terrorism Case
A federal magistrate on Monday refused to grant bail to a man accused of providing the assault-style rifles a married couple used to massacre 14 people in San Bernardino, California, in an attack inspired by Islamic State.
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Indonesia To Deploy 150,000 Security Personnel For Year-End Celebrations
Indonesia will deploy more than 150,000 security personnel and several religious organizations to safeguard churches and public places around the country during Christmas and New Year's Eve celebrations, the military chief said late on Friday.
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France To Press US On 'Low-Cost' Terror Financing
France's finance minister will discuss with his U.S. counterpart on Thursday how to standardise rules across countries to prevent small, anonymous money transfers believed to be used to finance attacks such as Islamic State's assault on Paris in November.
-
US Defense Chief Ash Carter Makes Surprise Visit To Baghdad
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter arrived in Baghdad today for talks with US military commanders, seeking ways to intensify the fight against ISIS terrorists.
-
France's Francois Hollande Heads to Russia to Press Anti-ISIS Coalition
French President Francois Hollande today will hold talks with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, as part of his diplomatic marathon to forge a broader coalition against Islamic State jihadists in the wake of the Paris attacks.
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US Issues Global Travel Alert Due to 'Increased Terrorist Threats'
The United States issued a worldwide travel alert on Monday warning American citizens of "increased terrorist threats" in the wake of the Paris attacks.
-
Pentagon Pressing Allies for More Help Against Islamic State
The Pentagon is pressing European and Arab allies to provide more troops and support for the war against the Islamic State, hoping that the horror of the Paris attacks - and the fear more are coming will compel them to get more deeply involved.
-
UN Unanimously Approves 'All Necessary Measures' to Fight Islamic State
The UN Security Council on Friday authorized countries to "take all necessary measures" to fight the Islamic State group in a resolution that won unanimous backing a week after the Paris attacks.
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UN Set to Vote on 'All Necessary Measures' to Fight Islamic State
The UN Security Council will vote later today on a French-drafted resolution that would authorise countries to "take all necessary measures" to fight the Islamic State group.
-
What's Actually Driving Obama's 'Keep-Calm-And-Carry-On' ISIS Strategy?
For much of the past seven years, President Obama has labored to move the United States off a war footing abroad and keep the threat of terrorism in perspective at home.
-
Things to Know: Syrian Refugees and the US Vetting Process
Hundreds of thousands of Syrians have fled that country to escape the ongoing civil war there. Migrants have trekked across Turkey, landing first in Greece, before making their way into Europe. European authorities have been overwhelmed by the mass migration. Meanwhile, the United States has announced plans to accept about 10,000 Syrian refugees tr...
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France Wants UN to Authorize 'All Necessary Measures' Against Islamic State
France asked the UN Security Council Thursday to authorize countries to "take all necessary measures" to fight the Islamic State group after the jihadists claimed responsibility for the Paris attacks.
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Controlled Explosion After Scare at London Tube Station
British police on Thursday carried out a controlled explosion close to a central London underground station after a car was abandoned nearby, but later said the vehicle was not suspicious.
-
Instant Messaging Apps in Spotlight After Islamic State Attacks
Leading encrypted apps recommended by the Islamic State group for secure messaging said on Thursday they were making modest moves to stop jihadists using their technology in the wake of the bloody attacks in Paris, but defended a right to privacy.
