Indonesia acknowledges al-Qaida threat

Indonesia’s government, reeling from a bomb attack that killed at least 180 people, acknowledged for the first time that al-Qaida is active on its soil - setting the stage for a possible crackdown on extremists.

Indonesia’s government, reeling from a bomb attack that killed at least 180 people, acknowledged for the first time that al-Qaida is active on its soil - setting the stage for a possible crackdown on extremists.

Australian foreign minister Alexander Downer stressed today the need for an international investigation into the attack.

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