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ISIS Claims Responsibility For Jakarta Bus Station Attacks
ISIS clamed responsibility for Jakarta bus station attacks that left at least three policemen dead and 12 others wounded on Wednesday.
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Jakarta Blast: Suicide Bombing Suspected, 1 Policeman Dead
A suspected suicide bomb attack rocked a busy bus terminal in the Indonesian capital Jakarta on Wednesday, leaving at least one policeman dead and five others injured, police said.
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Indonesian Police Arrest 6 Suspects Allegedly Planning Singapore Attack
Six Indonesians were arrested on Batam island today for planning an attack on Singapore, an Indonesian police spokesman said.
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Australia Seeks Regional Terrorism Cooperation After Jakarta Attack
Australia is seeking regional cooperation to fight the "menace" of violent extremism that will be with the region for some time, the country's justice minister said today.
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Jakarta Attacks Claim Third Victim: Police
The militant attacks in Indonesia's capital have claimed a third victim, with a man dying overnight from gunshot wounds to the head, police said today.
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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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In Jakarta Attack, Plans Meet Militants' Limitations
This week's militant attack in the heart of Indonesia's capital at first appeared to bear the hallmarks of recent spectacular strikes by ISIS: a meticulously planned, multi-stage assault designed to sow confusion and take many lives.
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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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Man Behind ISIS Attack On Jakarta Is Homegrown Jihadi Intellectual
Seven years ago, Bahrun Naim was quietly running an Internet cafe in the small Indonesian city of Solo.
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Indonesia Says Attack Underlines Emergence Of ISIS Threat
Indonesia must strengthen its defences against Islamic State and work with neighbouring countries to fight it, Jakarta's police chief said on Friday, a day after an attack by 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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Police Arrest 3 Men On Suspicion Of Links To Jakarta Attack
Indonesians were shaken but refusing to be cowed a day after a deadly attack in a busy district of central Jakarta that has been claimed by the Islamic State group.
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ISIS Attacks Will Lead to Its Own Demise: John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday condemned the ISIS-linked attacks in Jakarta, saying the group was merely inviting "its own destruction".
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Chaos As Stunning Terrorist Attack Unfolds In Indonesia's Capital
Jeremy Douglas hadn't seen anything like what he was witnessing from his office window at the United Nations building in central Jakarta: police exchanging gunfire with militants amid a series of blasts at a key intersection of Indonesia's capital.
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John Kerry Condemns Jakarta Terror Attacks, Calls For Unity
The United States condemned an attack in the heart of the Indonesian capital of Jakarta on Thursday that was claimed by ISIS militants, US Secretary of State John Kerry said.
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ISIS Claims Responsibility For Jakarta Bus Station Attacks
ISIS clamed responsibility for Jakarta bus station attacks that left at least three policemen dead and 12 others wounded on Wednesday.
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Jakarta Blast: Suicide Bombing Suspected, 1 Policeman Dead
A suspected suicide bomb attack rocked a busy bus terminal in the Indonesian capital Jakarta on Wednesday, leaving at least one policeman dead and five others injured, police said.
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Indonesian Police Arrest 6 Suspects Allegedly Planning Singapore Attack
Six Indonesians were arrested on Batam island today for planning an attack on Singapore, an Indonesian police spokesman said.
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Australia Seeks Regional Terrorism Cooperation After Jakarta Attack
Australia is seeking regional cooperation to fight the "menace" of violent extremism that will be with the region for some time, the country's justice minister said today.
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Jakarta Attacks Claim Third Victim: Police
The militant attacks in Indonesia's capital have claimed a third victim, with a man dying overnight from gunshot wounds to the head, police said today.
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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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In Jakarta Attack, Plans Meet Militants' Limitations
This week's militant attack in the heart of Indonesia's capital at first appeared to bear the hallmarks of recent spectacular strikes by ISIS: a meticulously planned, multi-stage assault designed to sow confusion and take many lives.
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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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Man Behind ISIS Attack On Jakarta Is Homegrown Jihadi Intellectual
Seven years ago, Bahrun Naim was quietly running an Internet cafe in the small Indonesian city of Solo.
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Indonesia Says Attack Underlines Emergence Of ISIS Threat
Indonesia must strengthen its defences against Islamic State and work with neighbouring countries to fight it, Jakarta's police chief said on Friday, a day after an attack by 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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Police Arrest 3 Men On Suspicion Of Links To Jakarta Attack
Indonesians were shaken but refusing to be cowed a day after a deadly attack in a busy district of central Jakarta that has been claimed by the Islamic State group.
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ISIS Attacks Will Lead to Its Own Demise: John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday condemned the ISIS-linked attacks in Jakarta, saying the group was merely inviting "its own destruction".
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Chaos As Stunning Terrorist Attack Unfolds In Indonesia's Capital
Jeremy Douglas hadn't seen anything like what he was witnessing from his office window at the United Nations building in central Jakarta: police exchanging gunfire with militants amid a series of blasts at a key intersection of Indonesia's capital.
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John Kerry Condemns Jakarta Terror Attacks, Calls For Unity
The United States condemned an attack in the heart of the Indonesian capital of Jakarta on Thursday that was claimed by ISIS militants, US Secretary of State John Kerry said.
