Australia firm after Jakarta bomb
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Australia says it will not be cowed by terrorism, after a bomb at its embassy in Indonesia kills nine people.
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Laksamana.Net - Despite the scenes of devastation in Jakartaâs central business district, last weekâs bombing outside the Australian Embassy appeared as little more than a glitch in the steady gains made by the Jakarta stock index over the last two
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Australia&#39;s swift reaction to the sniper killing of one of its soldiers serving with an international peacekeeping force in the troubled Solomon Islands on Wednesday will likely quell any further turmoil.
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Australia will spend 591 million dollars (460 million US) boosting security at its overseas missions in the aftermath of the Jakarta embassy bombing in September, the government said.
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Australian Prime Minister John Howard said on Tuesday that Indonesia is not a danger to his country even though a recent poll suggests the most Australians think otherwise.
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New Zealanders were advised to defer non-essential travel to Indonesia because of the high level of risk to western interests after a car bomb outside the Australian embassy in Jakarta yesterday killed at least nine people.
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Australian Prime Minister John Howard has downplayed an early revival of a defense pact with Indonesia, preferring instead to focus on what he calls the &quot;huge achievement&quot; of a peaceful presidential election in Australia&#39;s
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Prime Minister John Howard said Sunday he remains satisfied that the US military trial awaiting Australian terror suspect David Hicks at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, will be consistent with Australian criminal justice.
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The front line of Australia&#39;s war on terror continues to be fought on Indonesian soil. Last week&#39;s bomb blast outside
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Australia&#39;s government yesterday reassured its Asian neighbors that suggestions of pre-emptive strikes against overseas extremist bases would not target its partners in the war against terror.
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Labor accused Prime Minister John Howard of undermining the war on terror by his renewed support for pre-emptive strikes. But Mr Howard stood firm and said his support for pre-emptive strikes in another country
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JAKARTA: Australia defended a controversial maritime anti-terror plan on Friday after harsh words from neighbouring Indonesia that it breached international law and Jakartaâs sovereignty over its own waters.
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Australia accepted that Indonesian police delayed for almost three weeks revealing they had captured four suspects in the Australian Embassy bombing in Jakarta in September because they hoped to catch more, Foreign Minister
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Prime Minister John Howard stood firm on Tuesday against withdrawing troops from Iraq after unconfirmed reports two Australians were taken hostage and would be killed within 24 hours unless Canberra pulls out.
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Australia&#39;s Prime Minister John Howard has reaffirmed a commitment to the war on terror as services were held around the nation to commemorate the second anniversary of terror attacks on the Indonesian island of Bali.
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Australian Prime Minister John Howard and senior ministers rallied to defend Australia's tough anti-terrorism stance on Sunday, saying laws by which a man linked to the failed UK bombings was held for 12 days before being charged were essential to protect its citizens.
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Foreign Minister Alexander Downer says the Australian Federal Police Commissioner did not oppose the Government&#39;s decision to release information about a warning before the Australian embassy bombing in Jakarta.