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Shamsud-Din Jabbar died in a shootout with police. In the truck, they found an Islamic State group flag.

New Orleans attacker surveyed area using Meta smart glasses, says FBI

Images from the glasses were among a trove of footage that federal authorities recovered showing the planning behind the New Year’s Day attack.

  • Faiz Siddiqui
Prince William is giving stubble a second run.

Stepson of Prince William’s former nanny among dead in New Orleans

In a statement on social media, the Prince of Wales said he and his wife, Catherine, were “shocked and saddened by the tragic death of Ed Pettifer”.

  • Pan Pylas
Emergency personnel work the scene on Bourbon Street after a vehicle drove into a crowd.

Deadly attacks rattle US ahead of Trump inauguration

The main attack, by 42-year-old Army veteran Shamsud-Din Bahar Jabbar in the Bourbon Street area of the French Quarter, is being probed as an act of terrorism.

  • Mark Mulligan
Shamsud-Din Jabbar

‘No terrorist to me’: Relatives, friends saw few signs before attack

Little in his outward persona suggested Shamsud-Din Bahar Jabbar could be responsible for such a brutal attack along one of the most famous US streets.

  • Maria Jimenez Moya, Shannon Sims, J. David Goodman and Mike Baker

Suspect in New Orleans terror attack that killed 15 was an army veteran

US President Joe Biden condemned the “despicable” ISIS-inspired attack that 42-year-old Shamsud-Din Jabbar carried out on New Year’s Day.

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  • Andrew Buncombe
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New Orleans police patrol Bourbon Street after the terror attack.

Trump blames foreigners for terror attack. The truth may not matter

It may seem crass for Donald Trump to use the New Orleans terrorist attack to score political points, but he knows you should never let a crisis go to waste.

  • Gordon Rayner
Emergency services attend the scene on Bourbon Street after a vehicle drove into a crowd, killing at least 10 people and injuring many more.

Screams and lifeless bodies filled street as New Year’s celebrations turned to terror

For many, spending New Year’s Eve in the historic French Quarter of New Orleans, which dates back to 1718, would have been a rare experience. For some, it turned deadly.

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  • Susie Coen

December 2024

Taleb al-Abdulmohsen, suspected of carrying out the attack.

Why did Germany’s bizarre terrorist send me angry messages?

Little did I know that the sender would end up being the main suspect in Friday’s Christmas market attack in the eastern city of Magdeburg.

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  • James Jackson
Taleb al-Abdulmohsen, who is suspected of carrying out Friday’s attack on a busy Christmas market in the German city of Magdeburg.

Saudi Arabia warned German police over market suspect’s extreme views

Saudi Arabia sent four warnings to German authorities over the extreme views of Taleb al Abdulmohsen, who posted of his plans to do “something big”.

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  • Roland Oliphant, James Rothwell and Jorg Luyken
 Luigi Mangione at an extradition hearing in Pennsylvania last week.

Mangione charged with terrorism act over UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting

The district attorney said Brian Thompson’s death on a midtown Manhattan street “was a killing that was intended to evoke terror. And we’ve seen that reaction”.

  • Jake Offenhartz and Jennifer Peltz

October 2024

People gather outside the Turkish Aerospace Industries Inc. on the outskirts of Ankara after the attack.

Turkey strikes Kurdish targets following deadly attack on defence firm

The defence ministry said more than 30 targets were “destroyed” in the aerial offensive, without providing details on the locations that were hit.

  • Suzan Fraser

July 2024

donald trump and the capitol

This is how an American civil war begins

Extremists across the US are preparing for what they call the ‘boogaloo’ – a mass insurrection to overthrow the US government.

  • Bruce Hoffman

April 2024

Shoppers during the reopening of Westfield Bondi Junction on Friday.

Why so many younger men are so angry

Australia’s ‘crisis of male violence against women’ reflects a growing gender divide triggered by alienation and resentment, researchers say.

  • Emma Connors
Sheik Jamal Ud-Din El-Ki and Lebanese Muslim Association Secretary Gamel Kheir speak to the media following the stabbing of Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel at the Christ the Good Shepherd Church.

Terrorism definition in spotlight after Sydney attacks

Muslim community leaders are calling for a rethink of how law enforcement defines terrorism after the Sydney church stabbing.

  • Max Mason
The Christ The Good Shepherd Church in Wakeley on Tuesday.

Muslims fear rise in Islamophobia as tensions run high after attack

There are fears in the Muslim community that law enforcement’s labelling of the stabbing of a bishop a terrorist attack will inflame Islamophobia.

  • Max Mason
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Scenes in Wakeley on Monday night following the church stabbing.

Leaders condemn terror attack, call for calm

Political and religious leaders have called for calm after a shock stabbing in a Sydney church has put some communities on edge for reprisals.

  • Samantha Hutchinson
Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel was stabbed multiple times at Christ The Good Shepherd Church in Wakeley on Monday night.

Shock stabbing at Sydney church a ‘terror’ attack

Spy agency head Mike Burgess said ‘lone wolf’ attacks remain Australia’s biggest threat after NSW Police labelled a Sydney church stabbing a terror attack.

  • Samantha Hutchinson and Max Mason

March 2024

Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting  on how to respond to the terrorist attacks at Crocus City Hall.

Putin admits Islamists behind attack, tries to implicate Ukraine

Vladimir Putin repeated his assertion that the assailants had been trying to flee to Ukraine, saying there were “many questions” to be examined.

  • Lidia Kelly, Philippa Fletcher and Steve Holland

November 2023

Terrorism plot: Abdul Nacer Benbrika has won a High Court bid to retain his Australian citizenship.

High Court sends citizenship laws back to the drawing board

It’s troubling to treat dual citizens as more vulnerable to loss of citizenship, and for those rights to be protected only through a separation of powers.

  • Kim Rubenstein

December 2022

Police officers lead Heinrich XIII Prince Reuss to a vehicle during the raids last week.

The prince, the plot and a long-lost reich

The Citizens of the Reich were considered a local nuisance until Prince Heinrich XIII came along, apparently with a plan to overthrow the German government.

  • Erika Solomon and Katrin Bennhold

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