Swedish journalists deny Ethiopian terrorism claims
Two Swedish journalists on trial in Ethiopia have admitted contact with an outlawed rebel group but reject accusations they received weapons training.
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New York police arrest 'lone wolf' terror suspect
An "al-Qaeda sympathiser" has been arrested in New York for allegedly planning bomb attacks targeting soldiers, police cars and post offices.
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UK police arrest four in anti-terrorism swoop
UK police have arrested four men in Birmingham on terrorism-related charges as part of a major counter-terror operation.
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Four US men arrested for terrorism, ricin plots
Four US citizens have been arrested for plotting to attack government workers and buildings and trying to make the deadly biological toxin ricin.
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9/11 commemorations draw to a close
The name-reading ceremony of the nearly 3000 people killed on September 11 2001 ended on Sunday in New York with buglers playing taps.
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Terror threat casts shadow over 9/11 ceremonies
President Barack Obama has vowed that the US will never waver in its fight against terrorism as Americans mark the 10th anniversary of 9/11 attacks.
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Al-Qaeda suspect 'plotted to poison water'
An al-Qaeda suspect plotted to poison tourists' water supplies to avenge the killing of Osama bin Laden, a Spanish judge has said.
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French politician sparks outrage over Norway attacks
France's far-right party founder sparked growing outrage with claims that the Norwegian government's "naivety" was to blame for the recent killings.
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British terror-accused couple fly home under watchful eyes
A British couple suspected of terrorist-related activities are expected to be returned to the United Kingdom and face possible arrest.
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Some kind of monster
Are we never to be rid of racialism in its evil forms, asks Chris Roper.
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