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Paul Rogers: Contain Isis or prepare for war

Twelve years ago, George W Bush gave his "Mission Accomplished" speech from the flight deck of the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, confident that the Saddam Hussein regime had been....

Chris Gallavin: 19th century tactics will never solve 21st century problems

The downing of a Russian SU24 fighter jet by Turkish authorities was inevitable. Russia has flouted the territorial border of Turkey time and again in the past few months so it is no surprise that this has happened.

Editorial: Warnings on terrorism not issued lightly

Terror attacks spark alerts

NZ urges vigilance in public places like Britomart after US worldwide travel alert on Isis.

Brussels on edge as hunt continues

Belgian security forces are still hunting down suspected Isis militants after making more than a dozen arrests in a series of raids yesterday.

Predicting terrorism through the power of markets

Janna Hamilton: We can't let ISIS win the publicity war

For nearly two years I had been working for an international aid agency, being sent between different humanitarian crises. I spent much of this time working with Syrian refugees on the Jordanian and Lebanese borders.

Russia and Syria join forces to bomb IS

At least 36 people have been killed in air strikes by Russian and Syrian jets on Islamic State-controlled Deir Ezzor province, a monitor said.

Eye on NZ Isis supporters

Islamic State supporters in New Zealand are being monitored, a police spokeswoman says.

Security forces in Paris shoot-out

One suspected terrorist was shot dead, another died when her suicide vest detonated, and four police were wounded in the battle which began about 4.30am.

France draws on its strength

France launched fresh air strikes against Syria yesterday, as a defiant Paris reopened for business.

Obama slammed over failure to thwart Isis

The Paris attacks and the largely stalemated war in Iraq and Syria have prompted heavy criticism of Barack Obama's handling of the fight against Isis.

Debunking myths on the attacks

Misinformation is common online. But after a major international tragedy, internet rumours only become more frequent and more damaging.

Officials connect Paris assailants to 'guru'

On the night of January 2, Belgian authorities closing in on a terror cell in the town of Verviers intercepted a telling piece of intelligence.

France steps up response

France's Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier will be deployed to the eastern Mediterranean to boost operations in Syria.

Cartoon: The terrorists' dandelion