Indonesia Bomb Attack

The mother of an Indonesian family of six who launched suicide bomb attacks on three churches chatted to neighbours about schooling and swapped recipes, leading what appeared to be a regular middle-class life and eluding counter-terrorism forces.

A family of terrorist in Indonesia carried an eight-year-old into a suicide bomb attack against police in Surabaya on Monday, a day after another terrorist family killed 13 people in suicide attacks on three churches in the same city.

A series of blasts, including at least one suicide bombing, struck churches in Indonesia on Sunday, killing at least 11 people and wounding dozens in the deadliest attack for years in the world's biggest Muslim-majority country.

Indonesia's elite anti-terror squad was Thursday investigating a suicide bombing near a Jakarta bus station that killed three policemen in an assault authorities believe is linked to the ISIS.

Indonesian police shot dead an attacker during a firefight at a government office Monday after a small bomb was set off in a public park.

Indonesia police said the perpetrator in a stabbing incident near Jakarta may have been carrying a pipe bomb, along with sharp instruments used in an attack that injured two police on Thursday.

Indonesian police were investigating a suspected terror attack by a knife-wielding assailant on a priest during the Sunday service at a church, and a bomb squad had been deployed to determine whether the attacker's backpack contained explosives.

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.

ISIS officially claimed responsibility on Thursday for a gun and bomb assault in the centre of Jakarta earlier in the day that killed seven people, five of whom were attackers.

Militants launched a gun and bomb assault in the heart of the Indonesian capital of Jakarta today morning. At least six people died, including five militants.

Terror group ISIS has officially claimed responsibility for a gun and bomb assault in Indonesia's capital Jakarta earlier in the day that killed seven people, five of whom were attackers.

In Bangkok, police-flanked partygoers will ring in the new year at the site of a deadly bombing that took place just months ago. In Paris, residents recovering from their city's own deadly attacks will enjoy scaled-back celebrations. And in Belgium's capital, authorities anxious after thwarting what they say was a holiday terror plot have canceled ...

Indonesian police said today they have arrested two men, including a member of China's Uighur minority, allegedly involved in a planned New Year suicide attack in Jakarta.

The suspected mastermind of last month's deadly bomb attack in Thailand left for China from Bangladesh 12 days ago, and efforts in Malaysia to track the man suspected of planting the explosives have been unsuccessful, Thai police said today.

Indonesian militants believed to have returned from fighting with the Islamic State (IS) group in Syria are suspected of being behind an attempted chlorine bomb attack in a shopping mall last month, police said today.

The mother of an Indonesian family of six who launched suicide bomb attacks on three churches chatted to neighbours about schooling and swapped recipes, leading what appeared to be a regular middle-class life and eluding counter-terrorism forces.

A family of terrorist in Indonesia carried an eight-year-old into a suicide bomb attack against police in Surabaya on Monday, a day after another terrorist family killed 13 people in suicide attacks on three churches in the same city.

A series of blasts, including at least one suicide bombing, struck churches in Indonesia on Sunday, killing at least 11 people and wounding dozens in the deadliest attack for years in the world's biggest Muslim-majority country.

Indonesia's elite anti-terror squad was Thursday investigating a suicide bombing near a Jakarta bus station that killed three policemen in an assault authorities believe is linked to the ISIS.

Indonesian police shot dead an attacker during a firefight at a government office Monday after a small bomb was set off in a public park.

Indonesia police said the perpetrator in a stabbing incident near Jakarta may have been carrying a pipe bomb, along with sharp instruments used in an attack that injured two police on Thursday.

Indonesian police were investigating a suspected terror attack by a knife-wielding assailant on a priest during the Sunday service at a church, and a bomb squad had been deployed to determine whether the attacker's backpack contained explosives.

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.

ISIS officially claimed responsibility on Thursday for a gun and bomb assault in the centre of Jakarta earlier in the day that killed seven people, five of whom were attackers.

Militants launched a gun and bomb assault in the heart of the Indonesian capital of Jakarta today morning. At least six people died, including five militants.

Terror group ISIS has officially claimed responsibility for a gun and bomb assault in Indonesia's capital Jakarta earlier in the day that killed seven people, five of whom were attackers.

In Bangkok, police-flanked partygoers will ring in the new year at the site of a deadly bombing that took place just months ago. In Paris, residents recovering from their city's own deadly attacks will enjoy scaled-back celebrations. And in Belgium's capital, authorities anxious after thwarting what they say was a holiday terror plot have canceled ...

Indonesian police said today they have arrested two men, including a member of China's Uighur minority, allegedly involved in a planned New Year suicide attack in Jakarta.

The suspected mastermind of last month's deadly bomb attack in Thailand left for China from Bangladesh 12 days ago, and efforts in Malaysia to track the man suspected of planting the explosives have been unsuccessful, Thai police said today.

Indonesian militants believed to have returned from fighting with the Islamic State (IS) group in Syria are suspected of being behind an attempted chlorine bomb attack in a shopping mall last month, police said today.