NZ mosques attacker charged
The man accused of shooting dead 51 Muslim worshippers in the Christchurch mosque attacks is formally charged with terrorism.
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National Police set to sign MoU with FBI in US
National Police and US Federal Bureau of Investigation to create a joint taskforce.
Sar Kheng to visit South Korea
Interior Minister Sar Kheng will soon visit South Korea to explore the country’s government reform structures in order to deliver effective public services to Cambodian people
The global threat of white terror
Neither white supremacy, nor racially motivated terrorist attacks carried out in its name, are new phenomena. Yet the response to far-right terrorism remains thoroughly insufficient.
The rise of far-right terrorism
Long overshadowed by Islamist radicalism, questions are now asked about what drives the far-right ideology and, specifically, what is the role of the Internet as a driver and enabler of violent far-right extremism and terror.
NZ mosque shootings death toll rises to 50
The death toll in the New Zealand mosque shootings rises to 50.
Militant’s wife and son blow selves up
The wife and son of a suspected militant Islamist blew themselves up in their home on the Indonesian island of Sumatra.
India-Pakistan crisis: A new international factor
India’s ‘counter-terrorism’ strike inside Pakistan and their brief military exchanges have brought into focus China’s apparent stake in the stability of Indo-Pakistani relations. PS Suryanarayana comments.
Cambodia and Singapore police to enhance cooperation
Cambodia’s and Singapore’s police chiefs vow to enhance their cooperation.
Saudis ready to work with India to fight terror
Bin Salman says his country is ready to cooperation with India in fighting terrorism.
EU adds Saudi Arabia to dirty-money blacklist, upsets UK, US
The EU adds Saudi Arabia, Panama and four US territories to a blacklist.
Indonesia warns of terrorism spread
Indonesia observes the shifting of ISIL’s propaganda to the region.
NGOs urged to avoid money laundering
Foreign Affairs Minister urges foreign NGOs to comply with the Law.
Myanmar drafts strategy on anti-money laundering
Myanmar to combating money laundering and terrorism financing.
Ethiopia pardons 13,000 accused of treason
Ethiopia has pardoned +13,000 people who were charged with treason or terrorism.
APPF meeting wraps up in Siem Reap
The 27th Annual Meeting of Asia-Pacific Parliamentary Forum in Siem Reap province yesterday concluded with members and delegates discussing topics concerning the region.
Media can bring China, India closer
Over the last year or so, relations between China and India have witnessed significant progress.
China, India conclude joint anti-terrorism drill
A joint anti-terrorism training drill between the Chinese and Indian armies conclude.
21 IS militants escape Iraqi jail, most recaptured
21 prisoners broke out of a prison in northern Iraq but 15 of them are recaptured.
Future directions of Asean
Although the global and regional environments are getting more complex and uncertain, Asean remains a relevant regional actor to shape regional order through Asean-centric multilateral systems.
US ready to remove Sudan from terrorism sponsor list
The US o remove Sudan from the list of state sponsors of terrorism.
Morocco, India to fight terrorism
India and Morocco sign an agreement on Mutual Legal Assistance to fight crimes and terrorism.
Myanmar draws strategic plan to combat crimes
Myanmar has drawn up a multiple five-year strategic plan to combat five crimes.
Police identify, seek arrests of coup masterminds
The Interior Ministry’s department for combating terrorism and transnational crimes has identified two men as the masterminds behind eight people who were charged on Monday for trafficking illegal firearms meant to be used in a plot to overthrow the government.
Asean way to prevent or counter violent extremism?
Singapore, as chairman of Asean, is convening a Southeast Asia Counter-Terrorism Symposium this week.
Asean response to terrorism
Asean member states cannot expect to disincentivise terrorism without attempting to systematically understand the incentives of its practitioners.
Taliban bomb-maker convicted of UK terrorism plot
A British man who had made bombs for the Taliban is convicted of terrorism.
Commonwealth Bank agrees to $530m fine
The Commonwealth Bank agrees to the largest civil penalty in Australian history.
Police raid university over alleged plot
Indonesian anti-terrorism police detain a former student and question two others.
Indonesia toughens up anti-terror laws
Indonesia’s parliament approves tougher anti-terrorism laws.
