Christian terrorism does not exist; Jewish terrorism does not exist, and Muslim terrorism does not exist.
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In a move to counter their accusations of supporting terrorism, which it denies, Qatar has set rules for defining terrorism, acts of terrorism, freezing funding and terrorism financing.
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In a move to counter their accusations of supporting terrorism, which it denies, Qatar has set rules for defining terrorism, freezing funding and terrorism financing and established national terrorism lists.
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" She added, "We fight against terrorism, also Islamic terrorism.
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Today there's a terrorism ... Like did Facebook cause terrorism.
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They know our efforts to combat financial terrorism and terrorism.
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It pulls its data from the Global Terrorism Database of the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism.
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"Terrorism is terrorism," said Tojgani, the imam of Molenbeek's main mosque.
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QNA, citing a decree issued by the Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani amending a 2004 anti-terrorism law, said the amendments set rules for defining terrorism, acts of terrorism, freezing funding and terrorism financing.
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The refugees are the victims of terrorism, not the perpetrators of terrorism.
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Official government responses to terrorism have framed terrorism as a Muslim thing.
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Terrorism scholars and analysts primarily view terrorism as one tactic among many.
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Terrorism is terrorism, however its perpetrators justify it inside their twisted minds.
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" Andrew Yang: "We have to designate white supremacist terrorism as domestic terrorism.
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"They've resorted to cyber terrorism, to electromagnetic terrorism," Maduro told the crowd.
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The bill would instructs DHS and DOJ to issue annual reports on domestic terrorism and require local terrorism task forces to develop counter-domestic terrorism plans.
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Out of 4,000 open terrorism cases, about 850 are designated as domestic terrorism.
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He started by citing an act of terrorism in Manila that wasn't terrorism.
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"Our thesis was, hey, let's focus on domestic terrorism at an equal level as we're focusing on international terrorism, because they're both terrorism," Eldridge told me recently.
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In fact, terrorism experts have long known that terrorism is often a bourgeois endeavor.
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From there, an attack can be defined either as domestic terrorism or international terrorism.
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Terrorism: The Department of the Treasury is proposing new rules for terrorism risk insurance.
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Terrorism is terrorism, whether it is carried out by a domestic or foreign actor.
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Terrorism is terrorism and ought to be fought in a determined and consistent manner.
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More than 70 suspects have been taken into custody on a range of charges, including suspicion of terrorism, aiding and abetting terrorism and conspiracy to commit terrorism, Gunasekera said.
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The Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA) would allow victims of terrorism to sue foreign governments that are not formally designated as sponsors of terrorism — like Saudi Arabia.
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"We have an experience on handling terrorism problems, we have a good law on terrorism, so that gives us a lot of lessons on handling terrorism problems," Yusril explained.
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This was terrorism, yes, but it was domestic terrorism: of, by and aimed at Americans.
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"Domestic terrorism" isn't recognized as a crime the way international terrorism is, Jane Coaston reports.
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While that law redefines domestic terrorism, it does not establish domestic terrorism as a crime.
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"When they're saying international terrorism, they're really talking about Muslim extremism," said William Braniff, the executive director of the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism.
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"The public knows much more about jihadi terrorism than they do about narco-terrorism," he said.
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They are fleeing the brutal terrorism of the Assad regime and the brutal terrorism of ISIS.
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If we want to fight terrorism effectively, we should also be cracking down on terrorism financing.
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Terrorism around the world declined globally last year, according to the Country Reports on Terrorism 2016.
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Federal terrorism trials have resulted in the conviction of 354 terrorism-related cases since Sept. 11.
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The 266 Global Terrorism Index found that deaths resulting from terrorism decreased 2127% worldwide last year.
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DHS is committed to combating both domestic terrorism and international terrorism and bolstering efforts for both.
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Just as we do against radical terrorism, we should fight together against communist terrorism as well.
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A nation trying to maintain order will assassinate a terrorism leader or destroy a terrorism facility.
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"Nocturama" might be an interesting movie about terrorism if there were no such thing as terrorism.
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Understandably Americans therefore tend to filter the concept of "terrorism" though the lens of jihadist terrorism.
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"Attacks by lone operator terrorists provide the most puzzling and unpredictable form of terrorism," Edwin Bakker and Beatrice Graaf, terrorism scholars at the University of Leiden, write in Perspectives on Terrorism.
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And the fact that 85033 percent of all people convicted of terrorism or terrorism-related offenses in the U.S. were foreign-born, pointing to a clear, inextricable link between immigration and terrorism.
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All Americans should condemn terrorism, regardless of its source, but conservatives have a special obligation to condemn right wing terrorism, just as liberals have a special obligation to condemn left wing terrorism.
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The areas that bring people together are the areas of mental health, domestic terrorism, and foreign terrorism.
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And the Saudis seem to be taking "terrorism" to specifically mean Iranian-backed terrorism and military forces.
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He faces five federal terrorism-related charges and three state terrorism-related charges, according to court documents.
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Federal investigators began frequently using a charge of material support for terrorism to prosecute Islamic terrorism suspects.
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Qatar's National Counter Terrorism Committee said in a statement it had strengthened its anti-terrorism finance laws.
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Unlike international terrorism investigations, domestic terrorism cases pose thornier issues for the FBI because of First Amendment protections.
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The DOJ's National Security Division reported a total of 627 public terrorism or terrorism-related convictions from Sept.
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Wrong. While Congress chose to define "domestic terrorism," it did not actually create a crime of domestic terrorism.
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As the election underscored, however, not talking about terrorism is not an effective way to deal with terrorism.
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But we have a big responsibility to prevent terrorism, and we want to help the governments prevent terrorism.
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Terrorism in the Maldives has led the US State Department to advise exercising increased caution due to terrorism.
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Even Russia, run by Trump's buddy and role model, Vladimir Putin, has problems with terrorism, including Islamist terrorism.
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First, officials deny that Thailand is a target for terrorism, especially terrorism arising from a chronic domestic insurgency.
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The Global Terrorism Database shows that in Western Europe, deaths from terrorism have decreased since the early 1990s.
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"We have the National Terrorism Financial Investigation Unit, which investigates the financial links to terrorism," says my contact.
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"The root cause of the tragedy was terrorism and terrorism cannot be condoned under any circumstance," Kyaw said.
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Is there any response to terrorism — specifically a military response — that would not in turn produce more terrorism?
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I flew across the country, litigating immigration cases against people accused of terrorism, terrorism fund-raising and espionage.
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Yet Pyongyang's terrorism at home and its terrorism abroad are two sides of the same coin, inextricably linked.
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Under current law, victims of terrorism can file suit only against countries designated as state sponsors of terrorism.
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Those anxieties fuel fears of terrorism as the fear of terrorism becomes an expression of these broader anxieties.
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Crimes like these certainly seem to be acts of terrorism, but our federal terrorism law doesn't account for prosecution of true homegrown terrorism, that which comes from Americans, against Americans, and without foreign influence.
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Terrorism Reality Check: Trump on terror attacks By Laura Jarrett, CNN "The vast majority of individuals convicted of terrorism and terrorism-related offenses since 9/11 came here from outside of our country," Trump said.
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"We believe we are experiencing a new trend in the threat we face as terrorism breeds terrorism," May said.
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CGL policies sometimes include terrorism endorsements that may, under specified conditions, address either foreign or domestic acts of terrorism.
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Hezbollah denies being involved in terrorism and Nasrallah accused Saudi Arabia of supporting terrorism in his speech on Tuesday.
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Right-wing terrorism, including white supremacist and anti-Semitic terrorism, is the biggest domestic terror threat Americans now face.
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Ullah faced five federal terrorism-related charges and three state terrorism-related charges last month, according to court documents.
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I'd still like to know if you believe there's a military response to terrorism that doesn't create more terrorism.
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Although terrorism charges are rare for white extremists, a grand jury voted to file state terrorism charges against Jackson.
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"Americans should understand that terrorism won't end," the report concluded, "even though the terrorism threat may ebb and flow."
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As Édouard Glissant said, terrorism cannot be fought with terrorism without risking the annihilation of human culture and society.
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Wray added that the agency has limitations when it comes to domestic terrorism that don't exist for international terrorism.
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In Britain, financing terrorism carries a maximum sentence of 14 years in jail under the Terrorism Act of 2000.
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Late in 2011, an anti-terrorism court handed down a double death sentence to Qadri for murder and terrorism.
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Rice's other argument for aggressively fighting terrorism is more interesting: Terrorism isn't just a threat because it kills people.
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The U.S. State Department, in its annual report on terrorism around the world, said there was a lack of transparency or information from China about incidents Beijing called terrorism, and said counter-terrorism cooperation was limited.
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Javier Zarracina/Vox The rates of terrorism in Western Europe, according to the Global Terrorism Database, were much higher from 230 to 2100 than they were in 20153, and 22015 was a terrible year for terrorism.
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Overall, the FBI has about 5,000 terrorism-related investigations open, including 850 related to domestic terrorism, according to the official.
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CLAYPOOL: Even if a judge does say this is terrorism-- EIGLARSH: The definition of terrorism, Brian-- MACCALLUM: Go ahead, Mark.
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And I think by taking on immigration, mentioning terrorism in London, that in fact he has problems, Brexit, terrorism, immigration.
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What Congress can do about exploding white supremacist terrorism: pass gun safety laws, name WS as terrorism in statute, &more.
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This is not anti-government sentiment or anti-religious or an act of terrorism as we know terrorism to be.
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Ultimately, the truth sinks in no matter what justifications you're selling yourself: This isn't about terrorism; terrorism is the excuse.
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British counter-terrorism police have said they are making on average an arrest every day in connection with suspected terrorism.
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It is not that conservatives are responsible for right wing terrorism or that liberals are responsible for left wing terrorism.
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He was charged Tuesday with five federal terrorism-related charges and three state terrorism-related charges, according to court documents.
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During this fiscal year, there have been 66 domestic terrorism-related arrests, compared to 63 international terrorism arrests, Reuter reports.
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Among his many assignments, he has worked with the California Anti-Terrorism Task Force and the Joint Terrorism Task Force.
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Terrorism: The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is moving forward with changes to anti-terrorism standards at chemical facilities.
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When we look at terrorism, the biggest problem is domestic terrorism and it's from most typically an adult white male.
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While international terrorism has been the target of considerable attention and national resources, the threat from domestic terrorism has grown.
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In essence, Tehran has successfully argued that if it is held accountable for terrorism then it will respond with terrorism.
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Here's what is happening: Terrorism: The Department of the Treasury is moving forward with new rules for terrorism risk insurance.
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We're hyper aware of terrorism, though our chances of dying from an act of traditional terrorism are minuscule: Last year, 25,600 people died globally from an actor of traditional terrorism, while 6.5 million died from air pollution.
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Many of Saudi Arabia's firms were hired to push back against the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, which passed Congress last year and allows families of victims of terrorism to sue countries they believe supported the terrorism.
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"Understanding the drivers of terrorism is crucial if we are to develop counter-terrorism strategies that help combat radicalization," Killelea said.
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A refugee is not someone who commits acts of terrorism; a refugee is someone fleeing people who commit acts of terrorism.
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The problem is also regular citizens within Europe turning to terrorism, via a process that terrorism experts refer to as radicalization.
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Terrorism and radicalization is not a mental illness, so what we do about terrorism is for the police to deal with.
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Jennifer Eggert, a Muslim expert on terrorism, tours London mosques arguing for Muslims to play a bigger part in countering terrorism.
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While there are many definitions of terrorism, almost all classify terrorism as a violent crime committed for political or ideological reasons.
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Clinton heralded European cooperation on terrorism even as suggested allies there could do more to "share the burden" on fighting terrorism.
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On Sunday, May said the recent attacks are not directly connected, but that "terrorism breeds terrorism" and attackers copy one another.
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Deaths from terrorism -- even just attempted acts of terrorism -- simply scare people in ways that other acts of violence do not.
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The U.S.-allied UAE last year passed a law to combat terrorism financing and in 2014 passed an anti-terrorism law.
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Rather than being someone who is inherently likely to commit acts of terrorism, a refugee flees violence, including acts of terrorism.
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A detente between the two titans of global terrorism would cause a serious headache for counter-terrorism officials around the world.
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While authorities were investigating the incidents as acts of terrorism, no terrorism charges have been filed against Sharif at this time.
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IT WOULD seem to be a sensible step: following a tragic act of terrorism, a state passes new anti-terrorism laws.
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"The US a long history politicizing the term 'terrorism' for its own political ends, which undermines others fighting terrorism," Miryousefi said.
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That includes materials that encourage terrorism, like al-Qaeda or Islamic State publications, as well as Western academic books about terrorism.
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Too many of our responses to terrorism are seen as causing terrorism or feeding into the ISIS or al-Qaeda narrative.
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We're finally ready to call white nationalist terrorism "terrorism," but law enforcement, for many reasons, isn't bringing charges under that name.
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Since October 2014, Canada's national terrorism threat level has remained at "medium," meaning that a violent act of terrorism could occur.
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We tend to get trapped in this circular logic according to which our response to terrorism is the cause of terrorism.
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We also condemn statements glorifying terrorism and call on all to send a clear message that terrorism must never be tolerated.
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Saudis crack down on terrorism In recent years, the Saudi government has made a concerted effort to fight terrorism and extremism.
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The DA indicted Jackson last week on two state terrorism charges never before used in Manhattan: murder in the first degree (in furtherance of an act of terrorism) and murder in the second degree as a crime of terrorism.
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"It is a threat to our country but you know, we tried to counter terrorism with very sophisticated ways and all that using new technology to fight terrorism, but terrorism has a reason, it has a cause," Mahathir said.
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And the Global Terrorism Index (GTI), which measures the impact of terrorism around the world, also shows a marked decline in terrorism-related violence in Pakistan since 2014, in part attributable to military operations targeting militants in tribal areas.
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Although those passages concern conventional warfare rather than modern terrorism, these passages can be drawn upon to support terrorism against "Christian" nations.
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But Jackson also faces a terrorism charge in the case -- murder as an act of terrorism in the first and second degrees.
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According to Debord, it does this primarily through the specter of terrorism: Such a perfect democracy constructs its own inconceivable foe, terrorism.
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Michelle Bastian was being held on $100,000 bond on charges of terrorism, conspiracy to commit terrorism and conspiracy to promote prison contraband.
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Welcome to the new world of the right-wing domestic terrorism defense where the terrorists hold the president responsible for their terrorism.
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Qatar signed an agreement with the United States in July to increase cooperation on fighting terrorism finance, Qatar's counter-terrorism committee said.
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The case highlights the problem prosecutors face in bringing charges against domestic terrorism suspects, when no criminal charge for domestic terrorism exists.
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On terrorism, we are going to end the era of nation-building and instead focus on destroying ISIS and Radical Islamic terrorism.
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Mr. Bier said it also included data from a list of unsealed international terrorism and terrorism-related convictions from the Justice Department.
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The unintended product of U.S counter-terrorism policy and money may actually be a sizeable contribution to the promotion of global terrorism.
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LONDON — A man has been arrested at Gatwick airport for engaging in Syria-related terrorism offences, counter-terrorism police said Monday morning.
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And the watch list itself includes people who are suspected of having ties to terrorism — not necessarily those convicted of terrorism crimes.
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From 2008 to 2016, there were 63 cases of Islamist-inspired terrorism, 115 cases of terrorism linked to right-wing rhetoric, and just 19 cases of left-wing-linked terrorism, according to an analysis by Reveal and the Investigative Fund.
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They are -- terrorism -- one of the fundamental aspects of globalized terrorism today is that it can become globalized, and it has become globalized.
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"Leftist terrorism": Political blame game begins after Virginia shooting "Leftist terrorism": Political blame game begins after Virginia shooting Thoughts and prayers be damned.
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The final summit declaration repeated earlier condemnations of "terrorism in all its forms" and devoted several paragraphs to joint effort to fight terrorism.
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"China and Middle East countries are all victims of terrorism and are also important cooperative participants in the fight against terrorism," Zhang said.
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The high death toll meant that terrorism targeting religious groups and houses of worship resulted in 19% of total terrorism casualties that November.
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The FBI, terrorism experts and other law-enforcement bodies view so-called sovereign citizens as the pre-eminent threat posed by domestic terrorism.
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A Foreign Ministry statement said Wells "acknowledged Pakistan's efforts in eradicating terrorism" and "underlined the need for strengthening intelligence cooperation" to fight terrorism.
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Shamila Chaudhary, a counter-terrorism expert and former official with the Obama administration, told the BBC that terrorism in Europe was now "normalised".
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Faced with such a grave threat of homegrown terrorism, we need to allow love to rule, and remember that terrorism has no religion.
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Terrorism is the reason U.S. troops were deployed to Afghanistan in the first place, and terrorism should what is dictating U.S. policy now.
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As those classifications have become more politically charged, they are increasingly treated as a strict binary: Something is considered terrorism or not terrorism.
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Though most Americans think of terrorism as Islamist-inspired, the numbers show that far-right terrorism has posed a greater danger to Americans.
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"Sometimes, when there is a specific form of terrorism, you can seek out Islamic terrorism only among Muslims," said the minister, Yisrael Katz.
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By any objective measure, it is a much smaller threat to Americans and the world than either Sunni terrorism or white nationalist terrorism.
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A DHS university-based research center to study domestic terrorism and create a database to study U.S. domestic terrorism would also be established.
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Last weekend's acts of terrorism in New York, New Jersey and Minnesota remind us we should remain vigilant on every front against terrorism.
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Congress' passage in 2016 of the Justice Against Terrorism Act extended ATA liability to those who aid and abet acts of international terrorism.
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Although terrorism knows no boundaries and terrorists have no religion, as human beings, we have a fundamental duty to speak out against terrorism.
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"The Syrian state has one option: to eliminate terrorism and the whole of terrorism and to restore any area of Syria," he said.
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"It is time that our federal criminal laws recognize domestic terrorism for what it is: the moral equivalent of international terrorism," she wrote.
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Six alleged breaches related to customers who had been assessed by the bank as posing a potential risk of terrorism or terrorism financing.
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The 'TIDE' terrorism watch list as of 2017 consisted of 1.6 million individuals who are deemed to have some possible link to terrorism.
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In addition to maintaining data on terrorism itself, we must understand the relevant environmental context in which specific terrorism and counterterrorism behaviors unfold.
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Additionally, they omitted domestic terrorism episodes that have accounted for a substantial number of terrorism-related deaths over the same 235-year period.
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Other recommendations included increasing domestic terrorism training for state and local law enforcement, and broadening the federal government's current definition of domestic terrorism.
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Sterman says one reason for this discrepancy is it is often hard to obtain reliable data on right-wing terrorism, as the government doesn't always label it as terrorism, whereas jihadist terrorist activity is almost always labeled as some form of terrorism.
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Halima Aden, a freshman at St. Cloud State who was homecoming queen last year at the high school Mr. Adan attended, said, "As soon as they released the name, it was like 'Terrorism, terrorism, terrorism' " in the comment sections on local news websites.
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" "Nobody can question the kingdom's commitment to fighting terrorism or the financing of terrorism," al-Jubeir said, adding some praise for Clinton's "tremendous experience.
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"Combating terrorism implies addressing those who sponsor terrorism instead of inviting them to sit at the front row of the opening ceremony," he said.
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February: Terrorism tied to plane downing Egyptian leader Sisi publicly linked terrorism to the downing of the Russian plane, reportedly for the first time.
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The FBI considers militant animal rights and eco-terrorism groups as a top domestic terrorism priority, though their violence has resulted in no deaths.
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Of the remaining 56, 10 have been convicted of terrorism charges or have pending cases before the military commission established to prosecute terrorism suspects.
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It's actually terrorism and whether it's domestic or international terrorism, with the moral authority of the presidency, you have to call that stuff out.
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Trump, in the past, has been quick to label foreign events terrorism and has slammed fellow politicians for not quickly labeling attacks as terrorism.
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That means an act of pure terrorism that occurs right here at home, without foreign involvement, can't be prosecuted as terrorism under the law.
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But on the issue of labeling domestic terrorism as terrorism, Fox News is an extreme outlier that's still not really outside of the mainstream.
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CBA also failed to adequately notify the regulator of transactions linked to several customers who posed "a potential risk of terrorism or terrorism financing".
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Rather than contain the evil of terrorism, the destruction of Iraqi state seemed to result in terrorism spreading like a plague throughout the region.
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At a time when terrorism is a major issue in Western politics, defining something as terrorism is not just a matter of determining motive.
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During his campaign, Trump argued that Obama's failure to use the specific words "radical Islamic terrorism" rendered the former president's battle against terrorism futile.
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The bureau is facing renewed criticism that it's inadequately combating domestic terrorism and failing to address it as vigorously as it does international terrorism.
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The kingdom has used its anti-terrorism act extensively "outside the scope of terrorism, including against human rights defenders and political activists", they said.
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The best thing we can do, instead of maintaining this separation between terrorism and "normal" shootings, is to treat terrorism like a normal shooting.
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R. 85033, the Domestic and International Terrorism DATA Act—to pull back the curtain from the full picture of terrorism in the United States.
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The investigation into the attack is being led by anti-terrorism prosecutors, which usually indicates a possible terrorism link is the focus of inquiries.
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A week later, another acquaintance, Abdalraouf Abdallah, 24, was jailed for nine years after being convicted of funding terrorism and preparing acts of terrorism.
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Although the overall number of deaths by terrorism declined in 20183, according to the report, 71 countries recorded at least one death by terrorism.
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This means that even maximum sentences for these crimes are far lower than those in terrorism-related cases, because the "terrorism enhancement" is inapplicable.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British police shot dead a man on London Bridge on Friday in a terrorism incident, the UK's top counter-terrorism officer said.
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He signed a "memorandum of understanding" with Qatar's foreign minister, outlining ways the country could fortify its fight against terrorism and address terrorism funding.
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The U.S. government added Sudan to its list of terrorism in 1993 over allegations that then-President Omar al-Bashir's government was supporting terrorism.
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If people care about terrorism more than they care about China or climate change, then you can't prioritize China or climate change over terrorism.
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After a briefing in March, Representative Max Rose, who chairs a subcommittee on intelligence and counter-terrorism, asked the four companies in an April 10 letter to disclose their budgets for counter-terrorism programs and number of people working solely on counter-terrorism programs.
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The Verge spoke to John Horgan, a terrorism expert at Georgia State University and the author of The Psychology of Terrorism, about the goals of terrorism, the best way to move on, and why we shouldn't keep emphasizing that the mail bombs are crude.
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And Britain's counter-terrorism strategy should be reviewed to ensure that law-enforcement agencies have the powers they need, including longer sentences for terrorism offences.
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Against another backdrop of a shameless and incessant Republican campaign to sow panic over Islamist terrorism, some liberals are accusing the occupiers of committing terrorism.
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Terrorism Moscow can never be a trusted partner against terrorism until it comes clean on the Soviet-sponsored global terror network, much of which remains.
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These laws make clear that people who join or support groups recognized by the US government as foreign terrorism organizations can be prosecuted for terrorism.
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"It is being shaped by the very real threat of home-grown terrorism that is increased with the spread of global Islamist terrorism," he said.
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"It's dangerous because it's precisely what ISIS wants — that we would make a confusion between terrorism and migrants and between terrorism and Islam," he said.
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"They are the most capable counter-terrorism force on the ground in Yemen," said a U.S. counter-terrorism official familiar with Yemen, who requested anonymity.
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Which agency gets jurisdiction on an explosives case depends on whether that case is classified as foreign terrorism, domestic terrorism, homicide or something else entirely.
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Ryan, during Thursday's call, reportedly said Democrats are desperate to change the narrative from terrorism to guns because they cannot stand on their terrorism record.
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There's no explicit domestic terrorism statute, but 93 other laws include language about domestic terrorism, according to the Brennan Center, a nonpartisan public policy institute.
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"He should use this opportunity today to say this is terrorism, this is domestic terrorism, this is white nationalism, and it has to stop," Sen.
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Iran denies any involvement in terrorism, though it is listed by the State Department along with Syria and Sudan as a state sponsor of terrorism.
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Telling Turkey to soften its counter-terrorism laws was tantamount to asking it to give up its struggle against terrorism, he said in a speech.
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So long as human nature yields a reaction to terrorism that shakes domestic politics, redirects foreign policy, and upends regional stability, terrorism demands our attention.
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Thomas Bastian was indicted on four counts of terrorism, conspiracy to commit terrorism, conspiracy to commit misconduct involving weapons and conspiracy to promote prison contraband.
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This month, President Trump's White House reportedly began drawing up plans to revamp the nation's Counter Terrorism Program to focus solely on "radical Islamic terrorism."
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At one point, the government said they help fight terrorism, thus contributing to global anti-terrorism efforts, and in this way protect China's majority population.
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"China resolutely opposes and strongly condemns all forms of terrorism, and supports Pakistan's efforts to fight terrorism and maintain domestic security and stability," Hua said.
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What is truly repugnant is funding terrorism, oppressing your own citizens, lying to the international community, holding "death to America" rallies, and pursuing nuclear terrorism.
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This terrorism inspired by ISIS will not go in about seven to 10 years ... terrorism is a deadly movement to confront us and our children.
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"We have contributed and sacrificed the most in fighting international terrorism and carried out the largest counter terrorism operation anywhere in the world," Lodhi said.
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The agency was referring to "Country Reports on Terrorism 2018", issued last week, which reaffirmed North Korea's re-designation as a state sponsor of terrorism.
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With Jokowi's blessing, TNI has also regained a role in internal security, to help fight terrorism, and has set up a special counter-terrorism unit.
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The Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on Crime and Terrorism will hold a hearing on how social media networks have been used to promote terrorism or radicalization.
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We call on our government to make addressing this form of terrorism as high a priority as countering international terrorism has become since 9/11.
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Domestic terrorism — such as the mass shootings in El Paso, Dayton, Pittsburgh and Orlando — bears similarities to international terrorism and to more conventional criminal matters.
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The designation as a state sponsor of terrorism dates back to 1993, over allegations that former President Omar al-Bashir's Islamist government was supporting terrorism.
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A statement from Pakistan's Foreign Ministry said Wells "acknowledged Pakistan's efforts in eradicating terrorism" and "underlined the need for strengthening intelligence cooperation" to fight terrorism.
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"We are experiencing a new trend in the threat we face, as terrorism breeds terrorism," UK Prime Minister Theresa May said in a Sunday speech.
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But while the federal government broadly outlines what constitutes domestic terrorism in laws like the Patriot Act, it can't charge someone with domestic terrorism per se.
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The memos were first published in the CTC Sentinel, a product of the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point overseen by CNN terrorism analyst Paul Cruickshank.
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In 2019, the FBI made 107 domestic terrorism arrests and around 121 international terrorism arrests, numbers that are in line with the previous year, said Wray.
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Mentions of terrorism and immigration policy overhaul in the same breath: When it comes to terrorism we will do whatever is necessary to protect our nation.
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And according to Wray's testimony last November, the FBI made 107 domestic terrorism arrests in fiscal year 2019 — around the same number of international terrorism arrests.
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Snap Inc has joined the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism, which sees consumer internet companies cooperating to stop the spread of terrorism and extremism online.
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Ambassador L. Paul Bremer III was Ambassador at Large for Counter Terrorism, Chairman of the National Commission on Terrorism and Presidential Envoy to Iraq 19913-2004.
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However, the University of Chicago study did find some evidence of increased terrorism in a country which accepted migrants from another where terrorism was especially rife.
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The 10 families who had won the verdict had sued under the Anti-Terrorism Act, which lets American victims of international terrorism sue in U.S. courts.
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First, Americans view terrorism through a strong partisan lens: Trump voters were twice as likely as Hillary Clinton supporters to cite terrorism as a key concern.
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The defense union proposal could include a common European Counter-terrorism Agency, for example, to improve cooperation between police and judicial authorities on terrorism-related issues.
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That is because a feedback process can set in; terrorism can lead to repression, which inspires more recruits to terrorism (think Northern Ireland in the 1970s).
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"We have many things that we do together, as you know, especially on terrorism, terrorism-related," Trump said in the Oval Office before the meeting began.
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Last week, Britain's most senior counter-terrorism officer warned Britain was facing a serious and growing threat from far-right terrorism, often fuelled by online extremism.
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While there's no evidence to suggest Iran used that money directly to fund terrorism, the US State Department lists Iran as a state sponsor of terrorism.
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They need to divert U.S. news media coverage from Saudi-funded Sunni terrorism (as well as the state-backed assassination of Jamal Khashoggi) to Shiite terrorism.
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Because most terrorism deaths occur in places with civil wars, it can be hard to untangle what counts as terrorism and what is traditional armed conflict.
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The U.S. government added Sudan to its list of state sponsors of terrorism in 1993 over allegations that then-President Bashir's Islamist government was supporting terrorism.
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The Tucson resident pleaded guilty last month to all three felony charges against him: terrorism, conspiracy to commit terrorism and conspiracy to commit misconduct involving weapons.
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This does not mean the US homeland is immune to terrorism: Orlando and San Bernardino are only the latest reminders that terrorism remains a real concern.
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At the Republican convention, foreign policy is generally reduced to terrorism, and terrorism is hyped to make the world look far more terrifying than it is.
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Terrorism is called "terrorism" because it's designed to terrify, to disrupt people's sense of safety and thus create a state of panic in the targeted population.
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While there was no suggestion that Mr. Rashid's prolific advice had inspired actual attacks, he faced charges relating to encouraging terrorism and preparing acts of terrorism.
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Because there is currently no clear federal domestic terrorism statute, the Justice Department cannot prosecute these cases under the same terrorism laws applied to foreign nationals.
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Because there is currently no clear federal domestic terrorism statute, the Justice Department cannot prosecute the case under the same terrorism laws applied to foreign nationals.
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McSally's drafted legislation would allow authorities in future domestic terrorism cases to charge the suspect with domestic terrorism and seek the punishments outlined in the legislation.
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Federal officials are treating the El Paso shooting as a case of domestic terrorism -- something Biden said should be treated the same way as international terrorism.
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As examples, Sinclair has ordered stations to run a daily segment from a "Terrorism Alert Desk" with updates on terrorism-related news from around the world.
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"This individual was known to authorities, having been convicted in 2012 for terrorism offences," said Britain's top counter-terrorism police officer Neil Basu in a statement.
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LONDON, Nov 29 (Reuters) - British police shot dead a man on London Bridge on Friday in a terrorism incident, the UK's top counter-terrorism officer said.
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And there are few if any significant terrorism cases in the public record for his time serving as the terrorism coordinator in the eastern district office.
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Beyond Iran's direct role in plotting terrorism, the country's relationship with Lebanese Hezbollah stretches back nearly 6900 years and provides another option in its terrorism toolkit.
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Terrorism watchlist: A government database that acts as a terrorism watchlist violates the constitutional rights of the U.S. citizens who are on it, a judge ruled.
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In the U.S. there is more of a problem with domestic terrorism and acts of violence than there is with terrorism coming from the Middle East.
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He's critiquing Bush's terrorism record in general — and, implicitly, the overall Republican foreign policy consensus that the correct way to fight terrorism is through overwhelming force.
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For instance, we have consistently espoused the view that while separatist terrorism must be eradicated, it is more important to address the root causes of terrorism, and urge government to view Sri Lanka's ethnic strife in the context of history and not through the telescope of terrorism.
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"For three years he's going to be watched like a hawk," Michael Jensen, a terrorism researcher at the University of Maryland's National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism, told the AP. In a letter Monday to the Federal Bureau of Prisons, Sens.
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"Any country that allows its central bank to be involved in deception in support of terrorism requires the highest levels of scrutiny, particularly when the country itself is the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism," said Sigal Mandelker, the Treasury under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence.
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And for those that want a more immediate "fix" to the threat of terrorism, consider that the typical "fixes" that are applied to preventing terrorism – security or military-first responses – often exacerbate the underlying forces of exclusion and marginalization that make terrorism attractive in the first place.
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Last October, he was sentenced for inciting terrorism overseas and became, at 2228, the youngest person to get a life sentence in Britain in a terrorism case.
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South Korean Counter-Terrorism Center Ahead of the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korean officials are prepping a fleet of specially equipped tactical drones to deter terrorism.
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China's Foreign Ministry said its opposes all forms of terrorism and supports the international community on anti-terrorism cooperation, but that such efforts should respect international relations.
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Terrorism is real, but the odds are extraordinary International terrorism is a serious global issue, one that most leaders and citizens agree needs to be taken seriously.
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Terrorism has long existed in this country — Bergen describes the 2000s as the "golden age" of terrorism in the United States — but the horrific attacks of Sept.
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Innocent Kenyans are allegedly being disappeared by anti-terrorism police Innocent Kenyans are allegedly being disappeared by anti-terrorism police Abdullah Iddi Waitutu foresaw his own abduction.
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The new Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, or JASTA, grants an exception to the legal principle of sovereign immunity in cases of terrorism on U.S. soil.
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Trump has made numerous efforts to heighten the fear of ISIS and terrorism since he began campaigning — even as Americans' direct threat of terrorism is vanishingly small.
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"When we identify Pages, groups, posts, or profiles that support terrorism, we use AI to identify related material that may also support terrorism," she told the committee.
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Stand-alone terrorism policies offered outside the regulatory environment of the program can cover both certified and non-certified acts of terrorism, and typically with higher limits.
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With North Korea engaging in repeated acts of terrorism, there is an increasing call in Washington for reinstating Pyongyang on the list of state sponsors of terrorism.
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The sentence was reduced to two years on Thursday when an appeals court dropped the terrorism charges but upheld less serious charges of "non-denunciation" of terrorism.
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Speaking at an anti-terrorism event in Tehran, Rouhani claimed that "boycotting Iran undermines our ability to fight drugs and terrorism," according to Iran's Tasnim News Agency.
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Democrats were less likely to agree with taking more aggressive military action to reduce the risk of terrorism (34%) or for retaliation for acts of terrorism (85033%).
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Analysts at Jane's draw on reports of terrorism from a wider array of sources than the Global Terrorism Database, which means they count more deaths every year.
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In contemporary America, terrorism has become synonymous with Islam despite the fact that most domestic terrorism attacks are committed by white, right-wing Christian extremists, not Muslims.
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There is no federal law criminalizing "domestic terrorism" in the US, as most laws relate to international terrorism, meaning there has to be some foreign connection involved.
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Eventually, the F.B.I. reorganized its domestic terrorism section in 2013 to more closely resemble the way its agents investigated international terrorism, dividing the country into three regions.
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The Naudet brothers decided to show not only the horror and destruction of terrorism, but also the resilience they discovered in those who are touched by terrorism.
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At the F.B.I., counterterrorism agents candidly admitted that domestic terrorism was seen as a backwater and that the only path to advancement was through international terrorism cases.
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For example, many scholarly definitions of terrorism do not consider attacks against military targets in a combat zone to be terrorism — only attacks against civilians (or "noncombatants").
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As of late last year, the F.B.I. was tracking about 22016 domestic terrorism cases, while another 21980,22012 fall under international terrorism, according to a senior bureau official.
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However, because there is currently no clear federal domestic terrorism statute, the Justice Department cannot prosecute the case under the same terrorism laws applied to foreign nationals.
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Proponents argue that a domestic terrorism law would streamline and clarify the patchwork of charges now used against homegrown extremists, charges that often avoid even mentioning terrorism.
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The legislation, the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, would allow victims of terror attacks on U.S. soil to sue the governments of nations that support terrorism.
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Sigal Mandelker, Treasury's undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, stressed that the elite military wing has been a primary actor behind Iran's sponsorship and encouragement of terrorism.
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Since November 2015, Sinclair has ordered its stations to run a daily segment from a "Terrorism Alert Desk" with updates on terrorism-related news around the world.
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"Interestingly, the domestic terrorism definition was included in the 9-11 legislation with international terrorism, but there are no charges or penalties associated with it," McCaul said.
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Finland is usually peaceful but the Security Intelligence Service raised the terrorism threat level in June, saying it had become aware of terrorism-related plans in Finland.
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Unfortunately, the DHS Office of Intelligence and Analysis disbanded its domestic terrorism analytical unit in 2018, and DHS held off new funding for domestic terrorism prevention programs.
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The terrorism threat level in the country was elevated to "probable" in September 2014, and since then there have been four attacks tied to terrorism in Australia.
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Andrew Cuomo called the first explosion an act of terrorism, but said it currently did not appear to have links to international terrorism, according to Associated Press.
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Last year, during the campaign, he argued that his criticism of NATO as ill-suited to combat terrorism caused the organization to ramp up counter-terrorism efforts.
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"For some terrorism and support for terrorism is measured by the amount of arms they buy from the U.S, and not by actually being involved in acts of terrorism," he said, in an apparent reference to recent U.S. approval of $110 billion in arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
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Federal law includes a definition of "domestic terrorism," and federal terrorism laws don't explicitly rule out prosecutions for domestic acts, but historically those laws have been used for cases with a foreign connection, from terrorism planned by overseas groups to US citizens trying to join groups such as ISIS.
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This is because even though many states and localities have adopted penalties for domestic terrorism — and the U.S. Code defines the phrase "domestic terrorism"— there are currently no penalties attached to that definition and therefore "domestic terrorism" is not a crime in and of itself under federal law.
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Facebook's first post of the series—"How We Counter Terrorism"—first outlined the ways in which the social network uses artificial intelligence to fight terrorism on the platform.
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He also stressed that the FBI is constantly working to combat domestic terrorism threats, making more arrests on the domestic terrorism side than international in the past year.
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"Enough talking about being tough on terrorism: Actually be tough on terrorism and stop making it as easy as possible for terrorists to buy assault weapons," Obama said.
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He had faced up to 35 years in prison for terrorism-related charges and espionage, according to the AP. He was only convicted on the terrorism-related charges.
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But even though these attacks are often referred to as domestic terrorism, federal prosecutions under US terrorism laws have been limited to cases involving foreign actors or organizations.
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" The FBI has said that, so far, there is no connection between Paddock and international terrorism, while a federal counter-terrorism source told PEOPLE, "Something triggered this guy.
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In addition, we compiled all terrorism incidents inside the United States and found that between 2001 and 2014, there were 3,043 people killed in domestic acts of terrorism.
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Brenton Tarrant faces 92 charges, including 51 counts of murder, 40 counts of attempted murder, and one count of terrorism under New Zealand's Terrorism Suppression Act of 2002.
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When Washington lifted 20-year-old trade sanctions on Sudan in October 2017, citing progress on counter-terrorism and humanitarian access, the state sponsor of terrorism listing remained.
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Throughout the campaign, President-elect Donald Trump regularly criticized President Barack Obama and his administration for not using the term "radical Islamic terrorism" when describing incidents of terrorism.
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Prosecutors from the CPS counter-terrorism division said it was reasonable to assume Khater had a terrorism motive because of the site of the incident and previous attacks.
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We have zero tolerance for terrorism," she said, adding that Facebook's standards "make it clear there is no place for terrorists or content that promotes terrorism on Facebook.
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Critics of the counter-terrorism legislation say that it could be interpreted in such a way that even non-violent dissidents could fall within its definition of terrorism.
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The report argued that the future of terrorism threats against the United States would be in homegrown, domestic terrorism, spawned from the right fringes of the political spectrum.
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The opposition should harp on the fact that Trump narrowly defines terrorism to mean only Islamic terrorism, even though right-wing extremists pose a greater threat to Americans.
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Mr. Abdeslam has been charged in France with several terrorism-related crimes, including murder connected to terrorism, participation in a terrorist conspiracy and possession of weapons and explosives.
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But there are striking parallels between the intimate terrorism of domestic violence and the mass terrorism perpetrated by lone-wolf attackers like Mr. Mateen seems to have been.
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One of the prosecutors listed had previously led a high-profile terrorism case and the defendant's father had been convicted on terrorism charges, so Hughes took a look.
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His bill would mandate that the FBI director and the Joint Terrorism Task Forces be contacted when someone who's been investigated for terrorism tries to purchase a firearm.
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For example, the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing did not meet criteria for the U.S. Treasury to determine it an act of terrorism under the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act.
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In Greece, which has not suffered an attack in the current surge of Islamic-inspired terrorism, 72 percent worried about the economic burden, while 55 percent feared terrorism.
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The Saudi counter-terrorism law and other regulations are "unacceptably wide and unacceptably vague", said Fionnuala Ni Aolain, U.N. special rapporteur on protecting human rights while countering terrorism.
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"The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is not the source of terrorism, but it does create fertile ground for acts of terrorism in the region," Eshki was quoted as saying.
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On Thursday, a Wall Street Journal report posited that the FBI's efforts to combat domestic terrorism are being "hobbled" by the lack of a federal domestic terrorism law.
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As the United States and its allies uproot the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, its supporters may turn to terrorism wherever they are, many terrorism experts believe.
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Republicans were more likely to agree with taking more aggressive military action to both to prevent acts of terrorism (69%) and to retaliate for acts of terrorism (65%).
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He also proposed increasing the maximum jail sentence for people "who let themselves be recruited for terrorism or promote terrorism in connection with armed conflicts," the ministry said.
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In the aftermath, the F.B.I. added many more agents to work domestic terrorism cases, and Attorney General Janet Reno created a special task force to investigate domestic terrorism.
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"It's an act of terrorism, a criminal act of terrorism," the governor, Mark Dayton, said on Sunday during a visit to the mosque, Dar Al Farooq, in Bloomington.
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Terrorism crackdown: Britain said on Tuesday that it would introduce tougher laws that will entail longer prison sentences and end early release for people convicted of terrorism offenses.
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The Anti-Terrorism Law defines "terrorism" so broadly that it includes speech, writing, and other peaceful dissent, and has been wielded to lock up nonviolent pro-democracy activists.
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The legislation repealed the 2009 anti-terrorism law that said staging gatherings that could cause "serious interference or disruption of any public services" was an act of terrorism.
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Mr. Ryan, accusing Democrats of trying to shift the discussion to guns from terrorism, said the House would take up a series of terrorism measures upon its return, including one on keeping terrorism suspects from buying guns — a plan that would seemingly meet the Democratic demand for a gun vote.
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It defines terrorism as "the threatened or actual use of illegal force and violence by a non-state actor to attain a political, economic, religious, or social goal through fear, coercion, or intimidation" and pulls its data from the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism.
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"Terrorism prevention and investigation measures", also rare, impose curfews on and exclude from certain places those believed to be involved in terrorism, even if they have not been convicted.
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The email address was spoofed to appear to come from South Korea's National Counter-Terrorism Council, which has hosted counter-terrorism drills in Pyeongchang in preparation for the Olympics.
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They're fine demanding that Muslims, abstractly, do something, and sometimes they seem to believe that Muslims aren't condemning terrorism (which we are), and if they were, terrorism would stop.
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"France will be uncompromising in its fight against terrorism and financing of terrorism," an official at the French president's office said, citing what Macron told Abu Dhabi's crown prince.
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Critics of the counter terrorism legislation, for one, say it could be interpreted in such a way that even non-violent dissidents could fall within its definition of terrorism.
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The first federal anti-terrorism act passed in the US, the Ku Klux Act, came in 1871 as a response to terrorism by the KKK, a white supremacist group.
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Afghanistan is still a hotbed of global terrorism -Afghanistan accounted for nearly 13% of all terrorism-related deaths from 2000-2015, according to a 803 United Nations report. 2.
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Glees has conducted extensive research on the issues of terrorism and counter-terrorism and was an advisor to the War Crimes Inquiry in the Home Office in the 1990s.
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Indonesia's parliament is currently deliberating revisions to anti-terrorism laws that would broaden the definition of terrorism and give police the power to detain suspects without trial for longer.
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DHS is tasked with protecting America from terrorism both international and domestic but in reality spends far more resources on foreign threats or domestic terrorism associated with radical Islam.
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"We reached over 200 victim of terrorism in less than a 18 months, which makes it obvious something is wrong with the government's record on terrorism," Mr. Guénolé said.
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The program, run by a team of terrorism and social media experts, would assess how well companies including Facebook and Twitter are adhering to their own anti-terrorism policies.
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The program, run by a team of terrorism and social media experts, would assess how well companies including Facebook and Twitter are adhering to their own anti-terrorism policies.
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Anti-terrorism officers detained the unemployed 23-year-old on charges of supporting international terrorism, though there was no indication he was planning any attacks in Italy, police added.
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There has been every effort to heighten the fear of ISIS and terrorism throughout the election on Trump's part — even as Americans' direct threat of terrorism is vanishingly small.
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People who threatened to spread the virus charged with terrorism The Department of Justice affirmed Wednesday that people who intentionally spread the novel coronavirus could be charged with terrorism.
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And if you compare terrorism to things that truly are global scourges, like civil war, HIV/AIDS, or malaria, the death toll from terrorism starts to look really tiny.
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The international community should "clearly oppose 'double standards' in countering terrorism and extremism, and further form a consensus and cooperate against terrorism and extremism," Xinhua cited Jiang as saying.
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The Paris prosecutor's office said that it had opened a terrorism investigation, and Mr. Castaner said the Paris prosecutor, who handles all terrorism investigations nationwide, had arrived in Strasbourg.
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But the researchers used multiple sources, including the University of Maryland's global terrorism database and Jane's Terrorism and Insurgency Center, to determine a range of high and low estimates.
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"That's not our conception of terrorism," said Mr. Rapoport, a retired professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, and founding editor of the journal Terrorism and Political Violence.
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"For a number of years, we have focused on the failures of this administration to be serious about protecting this country, about domestic terrorism and international terrorism," Sessions said.
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In March, we learned—from unpublished FBI data leaked to the press—that there were more arrests tied to domestic terrorism than to international terrorism in 2017 and 2018.
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But missiles and terrorism were outside the nuclear deal, under the assumption Tehran would moderate its testing and terrorism, if given the chance to benefit from economic sanctions relief.
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The legislation — called the Justice Against Victims of Terrorism Act (JASTA) — would allow American victims of terrorism to file lawsuits against countries believed to have supported those terrorist acts.
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Finally, we must design an agenda that utilizes these terrorism and contextual data to evaluate the counterterrorism strategies, policies, programs and tactics used to mitigate the threat of terrorism.
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For Europe, Israel's generalisation of the terrorism threat presents a problem, said Andrea Frontini, an analyst at the European Policy Centre, because it risks over-politicising counter-terrorism cooperation.
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The Shin Bet has employed extraordinary methods against Jewish terrorism suspects, including administrative detention and delaying access to lawyers, measures that were previously reserved for Palestinians accused of terrorism.
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China, which says it faces a serious threat from terrorism, has often rebuked the United States and other Western countries for what it considers their double standards on terrorism.
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Indeed, the question of whether the victims of terrorism should be permitted to sue state sponsors of terrorism could prove to be an interesting issue on the presidential campaign trail.
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Yes, there is a double standard — the label "terrorism" being applied to Muslims and POC is certainly hypocritical — but expanding the government's role in policing terrorism is a difficult proposition.
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As a result, FSIA now allows terrorism victims to sue foreign governments in federal courts under a "terrorism exception"; a "cyberattack exception" would extend the same protections to hacking victims.
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EGYPTAIR HIJACKING Domestic but not terrorism: A man hijacked an EgyptAir flight, with 81 people on board this morning, not as an act of terrorism ... but over his ex-wife.
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The letter then gestures—without detail or corroboration—toward "approximately 1000 pending domestic terrorism-related investigations" and "more than 300" refugees who were under investigation for "potential terrorism-related activities".
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But it also contains clauses banning "glorification of terrorism and terrorist organisations through print and electronic media" and calling for "measures against abuse of internet and social media for terrorism".
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Both leaders expressed "grave concern at continued use of terrorism and violence in the region for achieving political objectives" - a veiled reference to common neighbor Pakistan, which denies sponsoring terrorism.
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"It will be used to go after organizations inappropriately within the United States," said Blazakis, head of the Middlebury Institute of International Studies' Center on Terrorism, Extremism and Counter-Terrorism.
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"There's a danger that we only use the word 'terrorism' to refer to a particular racial profile of perpetrator," said Andrew Mumford with the Center for Conflict, Security and Terrorism.
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In a letter obtained by The Hill, Dunford addressed his concerns about the Justice Against Supporters of Terrorism Act (JASTA), which would allow victims of terrorism to sue foreign governments.
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But it also contains clauses banning "glorification of terrorism and terrorist organizations through print and electronic media" and calling for "measures against abuse of internet and social media for terrorism".
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"One sees that we have gone from a very sophisticated terrorism to a terrorism where, in the end, any tool can be used to carry out attacks," Collomb said Monday.
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Authorities had already labeled the shooting an act of terrorism, but refused to say whether the man responsible would be the first person charged under New Zealand's anti-terrorism laws.
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"It's important to note that attribution in the theater of terrorism is crucial," said Michael S. Smith II, a managing partner of Kronos Advisory, a firm specializing in terrorism research.
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True to these origins, MPAC has repeatedly defended terrorist organizations, individuals and charities who are patrons of terrorism and uniformly opposes counter terrorism measures, claiming racism through anti-Muslim profiling.
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In early October, Shabbir Siham, an Islamabad-based journalist with the Daily Times, was indicted on terrorism charges by the Anti-Terrorism Court in the Pakistani province of Gilgit-Baltistan.
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" 'Far-right terrorism is a growing concern' The report found that far-right terrorism was on the rise in Western Europe and the United States, calling it "a growing concern.
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Though immigration or terrorism did not rank at the top of most voters' concerns, the majority of voters who said immigration or terrorism was their top issue favored Mr. Trump.
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But the Hellfire missile that ended his life promoted him to martyrdom in the eyes of his fans, and his influence has turned up in terrorism case after terrorism case.
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He is co-founder of START, the National Center for the Study of Terrorism and the Response to Terrorism, and former president of the Society for the Study of Motivation.
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"We will defeat radical Islamic terrorism, just as we have defeated every threat we have faced in every age before," Trump promised in a speech on terrorism in August 2016.
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In order for a country to be designated a state sponsor of terrorism, the secretary of State must determine that the country's government has repeatedly provided support for international terrorism.
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Homegrown terrorism is now a fact of life in the US. Officials are struggling to effectively identify, monitor and deter lone-wolf attackers who are inspired to engage in terrorism.
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The man was arrested "on suspicion of the commission, preparation and instigation of terrorism acts, under Section 41 of the Terrorism Act 2000," the Metropolitan Police said in a statement.
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The Paris prosecutor's office, which handles terrorism cases nationwide, said on Sunday that it had opened a terrorism investigation, but the authorities said the assailant's motives were not entirely clear.
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Hundreds of civilians who never picked up a weapon or lit a match have been charged with terrorism-related crimes under a new law that broadened the definition of terrorism.
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Understanding each of these ways the "terrorism" label is used will help you understand why different people call different things "terrorism" — and why it's such a controversial, but important, term.
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Seven related to "suspected right wing terrorism," Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu told a conference on international terrorism in Herzliya, Israel, according to the text distributed by Scotland Yard.
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"Victims of terrorism and their families have waged courageous legal campaigns to hold state sponsors of terrorism accountable for their atrocities, only to be thwarted," Blumenthal said in a statement.
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"One sees that we have gone from a very sophisticated terrorism to a terrorism where, in the end, any tool can be used to carry out attacks," Mr. Collomb said.
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"The statutes that are typically deployed in connection with domestic terrorism cases are really kind of pedestrian in nature," said Thomas E. Brzozowski, the Justice Department's counsel for domestic terrorism.
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"It's incredible to say that the media does not give enough attention to terrorism," said David C. Rapoport, a retired U.C.L.A. political science professor considered a founder of terrorism studies.
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Last year, the US government opened the Terrorism Financing Targeting Center in Saudi Arabia to share information about terrorism financing, which the secretary has pledged to visit once a year.
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"The United States does do this, by the way, beyond the debate over whether they refer to terrorism as 'Islamic' or do not refer to terrorism as 'Islamic'," he said.
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William Braniff is executive director of the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START) and a professor of the practice at the University of Maryland.
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A Lebanese Christian immigrant who calls herself "one of the leading terrorism experts in the world," Gabriel has no formal background in terrorism, either through working in government or academia.
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Terrorism expert Dr. Rohan Gunaratna, head of the International Center for Terrorism Research and Political Violence (ICPVTR) at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) in Singapore, said in an analysis the attack in Malaysia, despite counter terrorism operations, shows ISIS ideology has spread and established a regional presence in Southeast Asia.
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Finland is usually peaceful but the Security Intelligence Service raised the terrorism threat level in June to elevated from low, saying it had become aware of terrorism-related plans in Finland.
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"We consider this an act of terrorism, in this case carried out in U.S. territory, but an act of terrorism against Mexicans," Ebrard said at the Mexican consulate in El Paso.
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Previously, Watts served as an Army infantry officer, an FBI special agent on a joint terrorism task force and was the executive officer of the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point.
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Not only are these Syrian refugees not terrorists, but they are fleeing the brutal state terrorism of the Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad and the brutal non-state terrorism of ISIS.
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This, combined with increased incidences of terrorism within China has permitted Beijing to both justify its hardline repression of dissent in Xinjiang and link it to global efforts to combat terrorism.
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Terrorism has yet to be mentioned in the long list of risks facing Europe but France has had more than its fair share of terrorism-related events in the last year.
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On April 9th Sajid Javid, the home secretary, widened the remit of the Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre, which is led by the spies of MI5, to include "extreme right-wing terrorism".
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The material was discovered during a counter-terrorism raid on the home of Mohamed Bakkali, who was arrested and charged with terrorism and murder associated with the November 13 Paris attacks.
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Sessions will fight to give our law enforcement officers the legal tools to fight terrorism and to ensure that we have rigorous vetting of refugees coming from countries that sanction terrorism.
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Terrorism. I believe in the wake of 9/11, when terrorism in its most raw, demonic form arrived on our shores, it spurred a new kind of fear among the people.
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And it's not what you say to condemn terrorism – it's what you do cognizant of current realities on the ground and future extremist growth potential to fight terrorism and prevent it.
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Former CIA chief David Petraeus on the future of the fight against terrorism Former CIA chief David Petraeus on the future of the fight against terrorism This segment originally aired Oct.
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"The efforts are completely in line with the direction the international community has taken to combat terrorism, and are an important part of the global fight against terrorism," he told reporters.
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The bill, called the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, would allow victims of 9/11 and other attacks on U.S. soil to sue sovereign nations that support the terrorism. Sens.
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The ironic result may be that the ATCA, a law adopted out of understandable sympathy with U.S. victims of terrorism, ultimately contributes to conditions that make acts of terrorism more likely.
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The verdict had been the first in the United States holding a bank civilly liable for violating the Anti-Terrorism Act ("ATA"), which lets U.S. citizens seek damages from international terrorism.
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In April, a Cameroonian reporter for Radio France International was jailed for 10 years by a military court on terrorism charges, including for failing to report acts of terrorism to authorities.
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A review by the U.S. Senate Immigration Subcommittee has identified 6900 foreign-born individuals charged with terrorism or terrorism- related offenses between 2628/28503 and 22019, and many more since then.
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Yet by the end of 2015, deaths from terrorism in Iraq and Nigeria dropped considerably, making up the bulk of the worldwide decline in terrorism recorded in the State Department data.
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" However, this came only one day after the same FBI official, when asked whether the attack was terrorism, said, "It would be irresponsible and premature for me to call this terrorism.
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Jackson's prosecution is one of the few times in American history that a white supremacist has been convicted of an act of terrorism — even though 85033 states have applicable terrorism statutes.
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What we don't know Whether these are acts of terrorism: For an attack to be classified as terrorism, it must be motivated by a desire to cause political or social change.
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Global terrorism claimed less lives in 2018, but its economic and social impact remains widespread, according to the latest Global Terrorism Index (GTI) from the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP).
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In 1996, Congress carved out a "terrorism exception" to allow citizens to sue a country for human rights violations if the State Department had designated that country a sponsor of terrorism.
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Westpac breached the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act of 2006 over 23 million times, AUSTRAC, the country's anti money-laundering and terrorism financing regulator, said in a statement.
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The FBI Agents Association notes that because domestic terrorism is not a federal crime, federal prosecutors often need to rely upon non-terrorism charges such as hate crime or state laws.
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We tackle it both through our joint terrorism task forces on the domestic terrorism side as well as through our civil rights program on the civil side through hate crime enforcement.
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"We should use every means available to prevent the funding of terrorism, and the victims of terrorism in our country should be able to seek justice," Cornyn said in the video.
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"There's no difference," Pompeo answered, when I asked why he had referred to "Islamist" terrorism in Cairo instead of the "Islamic" terrorism that Pence and Trump talk about on the stump.
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A former British soldier, Daniel Burke, was charged this month with preparing an act of terrorism and financing terrorism after he spent months fighting with Y.P.G. forces in 2017 and 2018.
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According to the Cato Institute, although the report focuses on "terrorism-related" offenses, Department of Justice data shows that about 40 percent of such cases have nothing to do with terrorism.
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" â€" Kumail Nanjiani (@kumailn) October 2, 2017 Domestic terrorism.
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Terrorism -- against civilians for political purposes -- has many causes.
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" YOU SAY: "Yeah, I'm really worried about terrorism, too.
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" "Terrorism has manifested itself in many types of organizations.
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" Senator Chuck Grassley, of Iowa, called it "homegrown terrorism.
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You've heard it before regarding terrorism — why stop there?
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Brunson has been detained on terrorism charges ... On Oct.
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"The U.S., the kingpin of all kinds of terrorism who cannot even prevent terror in its own territory, is acting like an 'international judge on terrorism' while attaching or removing the label of 'state sponsor of terrorism' on sovereign countries," a spokesman of the North's Foreign Ministry told its official Korean Central News Agency.
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"I think international terrorism is still number one, but I think [cybersecurity] is the fastest growing threat, and it is likely to overtake international terrorism as the most significant threat," Morell warned.
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The policies announced Friday give people with simplistic views about Islam's link to terrorism a false sense of security and stoke additional hatred toward millions who have nothing to do with terrorism.
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Twenty-four hours after the incident, France's counter-terrorism prosecutor had not stepped in to lead the probe, suggesting investigators doubt that committing an act of terrorism was the assailant's primary motive.
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Salman's verdict is a rare loss for the Department of Justice, which prides itself on having obtained convictions against hundreds of defendants in terrorism or terrorism-related federal cases since 9/11.
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"The more people that are armed, the more that we have the ability to fight police terrorism or fight fascist terrorism," said Joseph Jordan, an anarchist who participates in Seattle antifa groups.
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By contrast, of the more than 20103 individuals charged of a jihadist terrorism crime in the United States since 9/11, only about 10% had a background of crimes other than terrorism.
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"The question I always pose to people is which would you rather have: state-sponsored terrorism with a nuclear weapons capability or state-sponsored terrorism without a nuclear weapons capability," he added.
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President Trump in early June accused Qatar of being a "high level" sponsor of terrorism, days after four Arab states cut ties with the Gulf nation over its alleged support of terrorism.
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Cruz should know that, because of the way Congress has limited the reach of federal terrorism laws, the driver who plowed his car into the crowd can't actually be prosecuted for terrorism.
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On Wednesday, an anti-terrorism court in Gujranwala, near the eastern city of Lahore, remanded Saeed to custody for 14 days while counter-terrorism officials complete investigations, the lawyer, Imran Fazal, said.
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Even the left-leaning MSNBC rarely reports on issues like domestic terrorism without a frame of "teaching the controversy": Some people say we should call this terrorism, and what do you think?
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But though these arguments—like the parallel ones about when terrorism becomes patriotism and patriotism terrorism—are easy to make, they are hard to use as helpful guides to the real world.
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China recently passed an anti-terrorism law that does not include a draft provision that had particularly worried tech firms, but the legislation requires them to help the government with terrorism investigations.
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Treating domestic terrorism as a federal crime would help resolve jurisdictional and legal uncertainties surrounding domestic terrorism by providing clear authorization for the investigation and prosecution of domestic terrorists under federal law.
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Iranian-inspired terrorism has never had the global reach of Sunni Islamic terrorism, but Iran has engaged in assassinations in Europe and elsewhere, and certainly Germany is no stranger to that threat.
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Federal officials are investigating the case for any international terrorism ties but have so far called it an act of domestic terrorism, saying the gunman claimed an affinity for Islamic militant groups.
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Trump has said that he would temporarily suspend immigration from countries linked to Islamic terrorism, and which have a track record of sending us large numbers of immigrants later charged with terrorism.
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"Liberating Aleppo from terrorism is a victory not only for Syria, but also for those who really contributed to the fight against terrorism, especially Iran and Russia," Assad said, according to SANA.
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The two leaders said they had also discussed how to combat terrorism and that they would work on concrete initiatives before the end of the year to fight terrorism on the internet.
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One cannot be on both sides of the fence, support terrorism activities in one place for narrow political gains, while publicly claim to be fighting the vast terrorism infrastructure around the world.
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Just weeks before Masood's attack in Westminster, London's counter-terrorism police chief said the security services had thwarted 13 terrorism attempts since May 2013, with hundreds of investigations ongoing at any time.
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A vanishingly small number of Americans are killed by terrorism every year; the odds of being killed by terrorism are roughly equivalent to the odds of being crushed by your own furniture.
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Mr. Nuñez said Mr. Chekatt had never been convicted of terrorism and did not appear to have tried to go to Syria, as some others on European terrorism watch lists have done.
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"The perception is that terrorism isn't really terrorism unless a Muslim is somehow involved," said Ibrahim Hooper, a spokesman for the Council on American-Islamic Relations, the nation's leading Muslim advocacy organization.
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In a country where terrorism is extremely rare, critics say that the bill is far too vague in defining terrorism and that the list of crimes subject to possible surveillance was arbitrary.
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Child exploitation is the new terrorism: Under former FBI Director James Comey, the last DOJ official in charge of making the case against encryption, the main argument was that encryption enabled terrorism.
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This could potentially combat acts of terrorism in all forms (including "homegrown" terrorism by right-wing extremists) and counterterrorism efforts based on suspicious activity versus being part of a particular demographic group.
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Ms. Jones, a prominent terrorism analyst, said the November 2017 riot was a warning to the authorities, who then began moving the most violent or radicalized convicts on terrorism charges to Nusakambangan.
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As the growing scourge of terrorism threatens innocent people around the globe, it is maddening that some nations not only embrace the sponsors of terrorism, but fuel their evil with financial support.
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"We tell the whole world in very clear terms that extremism and sectarian terrorism sponsored by Iran in the region has created and will create a terrorism counter to that," Hadi said.
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"When we investigate domestic terrorism at the end of the day, we're trying to find other related conduct which can be charged because there is no penalty for domestic terrorism," O'Hare said.
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When insurance companies backed away from the unsure world of terrorism insurance after 85033/11, the government created the successful Terrorism Risk Insurance Program, a backstop to encourage entry into the market.
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The State Department officials said any new government must demonstrate it is not "supporting acts of international terrorism" and provide assurances "it will not support acts of international terrorism in the future".
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"For some terrorism and support for terrorism is measured by the amount of arms they buy from the U.S, and not by actually being involved in acts of terrorism," Zarif said, in an apparent reference to recent U.S. approval of $110 billion in arms sales to Saudi Arabia, whose citizens are not affected by the travel ban.
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The wave of far-right terrorism Growing in parallel to this gathering storm of jihadist violence in the 232s was the wave of far-right terrorism in the US. Terrorism -- which is commonly defined as politically motivated violence directed at civilians by entities other than a state -- can and does come from all sides of the political spectrum.
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If the threat of terrorism sanctions can force Iran to discuss its ballistic missile program with the U.S., great, but once the terrorism sanctions are in place Iran has zero motivation to talk about missiles because the intent behind terrorism sanctions is to keep them in place until a new, complaisant regime is in place in Tehran.
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"As a field, we're trying to move away from looking at risk factors in isolation," said Patrick James, a researcher at the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism.
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His approval rating is higher on handling terrorism (42%) than it is on dealing with ISIS (38%), with 60% disapproving of his handling of ISIS and 56% disapproval for his handling of terrorism.
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"Ten charges have been brought against them, including terrorism, advocating terrorism, secession, civil war and revolution," lawyer Christopher Ndong told Reuters after the charges were read out at the capital Yaounde's military court.
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One former senior Western counter-terrorism official told CNN there is worry the recent escalation in US counter-terrorism operations in Yemen, including January's Navy Seal raid, might lead to the group retaliating.
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First, the court's ruling sends a loud and clear message to Iran and other state sponsors of terrorism that they are not above the law and will be held accountable for supporting terrorism.
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While de Blasio said Saturday night that while the blast was "intentional," there was no evidence of terrorism, the governor said the blast was certainly "terrorism," even if not connected to international networks.
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"This is a despicable act of terrorism, and the United States stands with Bangladesh and the international community in our resolve to confront terrorism wherever it occurs," read a statement from White House.
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French President Francois Hollande said on Thursday the country was "not finished with terrorism" and used a New Year's message to defend controversial plans to strip citizenship from those convicted of terrorism offences.
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Why China's tough, new terrorism legislation could misfire China, terrorism and ISIS China has claimed that hundreds, even thousands, of Uyghurs are traveling to Syria to fight with rebel groups there, including ISIS.
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The attacks are all the more shocking because deaths from terrorism in Pakistan have fallen dramatically in recent years (see chart), the result of a sustained counter-terrorism campaign by the security services.
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According to the South Asia Terrorism Portal, a website that monitors terrorism across the region, civilian deaths from extremist attacks in Pakistan have dropped from over 3,000 in 603 to 540 last year.
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It&aposs the number one state sponsor of terrorism and frankly for the last several years, they have been financing that terrorism with the pallets full of money that we gave them back.
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"Our operations are focused on finding and taking action against foreigners with connections to terrorism, especially those linked to activities in Syria," said Malaysian police counter-terrorism division chief Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay.
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"Two men arrested by officers from West Midlands Police Counter Terrorism Unit on suspicion of terrorism offences have been released from custody ... without charge following enquiries," West Midlands Police said in a statement.
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Meanwhile, an explosion in a trash can near a Marine Corps charity race route in New Jersey earlier Saturday is also being investigated by the Joint Terrorism Task Force there as possible terrorism.
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In a report to be launched late Thursday, Defend Defenders has documented at least 27 cases of journalists who have been charged with terrorism since the Anti-Terrorism Proclamation was enacted in 2009.
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"Faced with the grave challenge of terrorism and extremism, China has undertaken a series of counter-terrorism and deradicalization measures in Xinjiang, including setting up vocational education and training centers," the letter read.
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If it's difficult to certify physically-induced acts of terrorism, it will be even harder to allocate responsibility for cyber-induced terrorism where the motive and identity of the perpetrator are not clear.
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Terrorism still Trump's core issue Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of Islam, gave Trump a chance to square US government policy with the vitriol of his campaign on Islam and terrorism.
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Until then, EU nations had no legal definition of terrorism, or specific anti-terrorism legislation, meaning terrorist groups could evade controls by moving around EU countries which had largely abolished internal border controls.
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Since Australia's national terrorism threat level was last raised in September 20133, there have been five attacks and 13 "major counter terrorism disruptions," according to a representative for the Australian Security Intelligence Organization.
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Clark McCauley, a professor at Bryn Mawr College who studies the psychology of mass violence and terrorism, said he was not aware of research finding a causal relationship between domestic violence and terrorism.
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She would also direct the National Counterterrorism Center to study the link between global white nationalism and terrorism, and said she would ask Congress to expand the agency's purview to include domestic terrorism.
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It's quite possible the Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre (JTAC), the agency that sets the threat level for the UK for international terrorism, could issue a Critical alert for a Category 85033 cyber incident.
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The US State Department recommends travelers reconsider traveling to Turkey due to terrorism and arbitrary detentions, and to not travel to areas near the Syria and Iraq borders due to terrorism and kidnapping.
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"Faced with the grave challenge of terrorism and extremism, China has undertaken a series of counter-terrorism and deradicalization measures in Xinjiang, including setting up vocational education and training centers," the letter said.
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In April, he was extradited to France, where he has been charged with several terrorism-related crimes, including murder connected to terrorism, participation in a terrorist conspiracy and possession of weapons and explosives.
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This fed into larger debate over whether some victims of terrorism were granted more protection than others based on who targeted them or why — and whether politicians were understating certain forms of terrorism.
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However, Anderson, the former Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation, said that no matter what measures are put in place, "no free society can offer immunity from terrorism, or any other kind of crime."
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To help understand what people are actually saying when they use the word "terrorism," it's useful to think about terrorism as three different things: a tactic, a legal term, and a political label.
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Calling an attack terrorism has become a way of asserting that the targeted community feels terrorized and of asking society to take that threat as seriously as it does other forms of terrorism.
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Gary LaFree is incoming chair of the Criminology and Criminal Justice Department and director of the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START) at the University of Maryland.
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This summer, the FBI director told Congress that the number of arrests linked to domestic terrorism was on par with the number of arrests linked to international terrorism in the last nine months.
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One Syrian army general told the group of journalists on the junket, "There is no white terrorism and black terrorism," in response to a question about the safety of civilians in the province.
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The Intercept, which maintains a real-time record of terrorism-based prosecutions, reports that of the 21625 people prosecuted for terrorism post 2900/220006, the vast majority did not commit acts of violence.
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"Turkey has a vast experience in combating terrorism and we understand those countries suffering at the hands of terrorism best," he said, citing recent attacks by Islamic militants in Mali and Burkina Faso.
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The agency said its goal is to better understand evolving terrorism and targeted violence threats, block terrorists from entering the U.S., prevent terrorism and targeted violence and enhance infrastructure protections and community preparedness.
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Jean-Charles Brisard, chairman of the Center for the Analysis of Terrorism, a research organization in Paris, said the United States, unlike Europe, also had fewer citizens returning from terrorism hot spots abroad.
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Did he intend to commit terrorism in the United States?
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There is lots of chatter that wealthy Qataris fund terrorism.
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Or, perhaps, if there is heightened media attention on terrorism.
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And that makes fake news a form of domestic terrorism.
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The international situation remains turbulent and terrorism a daily threat.
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Regardless of faith, in fighting against the scourge of terrorism.
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The priority is to stop terrorism, so go with Bashar.
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The definition of terrorism is violence for a political gain.
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Topics: Syria, North Korea, Ukraine, fighting terrorism and bilateral relations.
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They think global warming is a bigger threat than terrorism.
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One of those "bona fide" reasons is suspicion of terrorism.
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Terrorism was at the top of Giuliani's potential international agenda.
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Terrorism (7.2%) and immigration (3.8%) were respectively 13th and 15th.
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"It's terrorism, in all senses of the word," he said.
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He hit heavily on terrorism, urban criminality, and national decline.
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Afridi was sentenced to 23 years' jail for financing terrorism.
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" He said that it was "not an act of terrorism.
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Israelis' resilience in the face of terrorism is well known.
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" She added: "it's not that dramatic and it's not terrorism.
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The Metropolitan Police's Counter Terrorism Command is leading the investigation.
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Washington has long considered it a state sponsor of terrorism.
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They also deal with child exploitation, human trafficking, terrorism prevention.
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A section on promoting terrorism was added in April 2015.
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The Palestinians' government has an awful record of glorifying terrorism.
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" Later, however, he said Palestinians would not "resort to terrorism.
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In doing so, it secured a monumental victory against terrorism.
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There is no terrorism investigation in connection with the shooting.
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But that hasn't eased the worries about terrorism in Europe.
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So how do we protect the traveling public from terrorism?
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They accused it of supporting terrorism, a charge Qatar denies.
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Does it compare to the deaths we experienced from terrorism?
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In Xinjiang the government seems to equate Islam with terrorism.
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There are no known ties to terrorism at this time.
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Does it matter if Obama uses the term 'Islamic terrorism'?
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Q: There have been many statements from Muslims condemning terrorism.
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"Appreciate the congrats for being right on radical Islamic terrorism…"
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Wars on poverty, drugs and terrorism have all failed. Why?
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Some terrorism suspects treated their time with Zagury with disdain.
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The bloc accuses Doha of supporting terrorism, which it denies.
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"Our commitment to fight against terrorism is total," he said.
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Clearly, the group is stepping up its terrorism efforts. Why?
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Europe's recent political polarization is about much more than terrorism.
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It is the same with all so called Islamic Terrorism.
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It shouldn't be allowed, especially in these days of terrorism.
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The attack was being treated as an act of terrorism.
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Peru at that time was racked by hyperinflation and terrorism.
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What exactly do these forms of terrorism do to us?
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The trio have been incarcerated on "terrorism" charges since 2017.
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A brutal dictatorship like Assad's creates a space for terrorism.
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Yet its vulnerability to terrorism has long been a weakness.
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Andrew Cuomo said officials could not rule out international terrorism.
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Local police said they were treating the incident as terrorism.
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They were charged with a variety of offences, including terrorism.
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VICE: You've been a terrorism expert for a long time.
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They accuse Qatar of supporting terrorism, a charge it denies.
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The French intelligence services' terrorism watch list contains 12,000 people.
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"First of all, it's a war against terrorism," he said.
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Yet Mr Modi is not against all terrorism, it seems.
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But, for Wells, this marked a second brush with terrorism.
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Mr Azhar has a long history of involvement in terrorism.
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JEFF BEATTY, FORMER CIA COUNTER TERRORISM OFFICER: It is outrageous.
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They do not believe the shooting is connected to terrorism.
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Trump is leading among those who chose terrorism and immigration.
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From the outset, Ardern has described the attacks as terrorism.
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Federal prosecutors have now filed terrorism charges against Sayfullo Saipov.
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The governor described it as a "dastardly" act of terrorism.
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Sisi has said previously that Egypt is besieged by terrorism.
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After three months in Maekelawi they were charged with terrorism.
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Alleged assassination attempt in Venezuela highlights risk of drone terrorism.
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Terrorism — that's the one thing he and I disagree on.
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Among the topics of mutual concern were terrorism and ISIS.
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Joseph Conrad's classic novel on terrorism The Secret Agent, will
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They will discuss terrorism, visas, North Korea, and economic growth.
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They're going to stop the funding of radical Islamic terrorism.
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And, of course, you heard him talking about terrorism there.
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" On terrorism: "We seek to face this [terrorist] threat together.
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And what does my iPhone have to do with terrorism?
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" Another said, "He wants to save our country from terrorism.
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He said no link has been found to international terrorism.
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"We consider this an act of domestic terrorism," Litzenburg said.
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If it meets the definition of terrorism, call it that.
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This hate and its terrorism must be confronted and defeated.
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I turned to experts on radicalization and terrorism for answers.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the incident was not terrorism.
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Brunson is being held on terrorism charges, which he denies.
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy says the attack was terrorism.
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The countries say they're isolating Qatar over concerns about terrorism.
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The roots of terrorism are much, much deeper than that.
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American remains the "big ticket target" for terrorism, he said.
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The United States' list of terrorism sponsors doesn't make sense.
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The Commons will soon debate new measures to combat terrorism.
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The United States brands Iran a "state sponsor of terrorism".
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It is not that Brazil wasn't preparing for terrorism before.
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Trump said the ban was needed to safeguard against terrorism.
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The actual victims of terrorism are irrelevant to the terrorists.
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And, the threat of terrorism adds another layer of uncertainty.
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Libya has become a hotspot for terrorism in recent years.
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Terrorism without media coverage would be nowhere near as effective.
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"Hard cash is the preferred currency of terrorism," said Sen.
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They're constantly demonized, blamed for everything from crime to terrorism.
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YEARS of terrorism have had a numbing effect on Pakistan.
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Terrorism, by contrast, only holds tourism back for 13 months.
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None of them had been on authorities' radar for terrorism.
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Gilead breathes on the back of white supremacist Christian terrorism.
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The government engaged me with only on (discussions about) terrorism.
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Terrorism is a form of psychological warfare against a society.
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" Trump said he would specifically target countries "compromised by terrorism.
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The ministers also discussed the fight against terrorism and Syria.
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Parliamentarians have accused Ms Bensedrine of corruption and, preposterously, terrorism.
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President François Hollande called it "unquestionably" an act of terrorism.
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More people die each year from car crashes then terrorism.
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And defeating terrorism is our focus here in the House.
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He begins using words like "terrorism" to describe the crash.
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They are anxious about terrorism and long to feel safe.
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They promised to meet soon and work to thwart terrorism.
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Qatar has backed Islamist movements but vehemently denies supporting terrorism.
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"I have always consistently condemned violence and terrorism," he added.
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The fate of the flight touched off fears about terrorism.
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I had published a book on the Taliban, condemning terrorism.
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The countries accuse Qatar of supporting terrorism, which it denies.
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He called it an act of terrorism, which it was.
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Mangrove swamps, terrorism, China, those are all problems for foreigners.
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But he was wrong about NATO failing to fight terrorism.
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Aruba's national security services focus on fighting crime and terrorism.
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Mark Francis, said terrorism charges had not been ruled out.
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He told investigators that Ahmad might be involved in terrorism.
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Secretary Clinton was a leader in our fight against terrorism.
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Only by confronting terrorism, he said, can society address it.
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Rubio also referenced the United States's ongoing fight against terrorism.
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Terrorism emerges from a psychic state, not a spiritual one.
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That's followed by an exploration of the psychology of terrorism.
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The scourge of terrorism finally comes to an inglorious end.
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"We're trying to educate people on police terrorism," he said.
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Why are some violent acts labeled terrorism and others not?
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The enemy, after all, is the same for everyone: Terrorism.
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If there's terrorism there must be lack of economic opportunity.
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But resolve is not all that matters in countering terrorism.
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They are treating the case as one of domestic terrorism.
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S. law does not contain a specific domestic terrorism charge.
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Turkey's dual terrorism crises reflect the inescapable complexity of Syria.
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"Enough talking about being tough on terrorism," Mr. Obama said.
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I don't want to watch a show about terrorism now.
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To do so would be the very definition of terrorism.
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"This is different from terrorism," a police spokesman, Maj. Gen.
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Canadian authorities have labeled the shooting an act of terrorism.
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Department's annual country reports on terrorism to analyze how gender
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Now, a different threat challenges our world: Radical Islamic Terrorism.
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But has terrorism achieved its other goal, of intimidating Americans?
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Terrorism has been defeated and is no longer a problem.
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There are no indications of terrorism so far, police said.
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Recent bans on laptops have been tied to terrorism concerns.
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His approval on the economy and terrorism is around 55.
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The statement made no suggestion that terrorism had been involved.
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Paddock had no known connection to terrorism, according to investigators.
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One objective of terrorism is to encourage others to action.
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This is a move toward pure terrorism — completely random attacks.
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"We cannot eradicate terrorism by military action alone," he said.
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London has suffered several acts of terrorism this year. 803.
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Terrorism, he says, is just a symptom of this disease.
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You may find that terrifying, but it's not actually terrorism.
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Bosnia, all of its 23 terrorism convicts will go free.
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Some have been charged with murder, aggravated robbery, and terrorism.
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Terrorism is something perpetrated by Muslims and, occasionally, radical leftists.
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But NATO was already fighting terrorism before Trump became president.
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Trump took steps today aimed at fighting terrorism and corruption.
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It wasn't some act of terrorism or a collapsed venue.
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Canada has not endured acts of terrorism like the Sept.
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"Neither terrorism nor organized crime respects national borders," he said.
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Directly or indirectly, we have also been victims of terrorism.
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Ms. Hodges claimed the law would curb fraud and terrorism.
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The government uses theories like this regularly in terrorism prosecutions.
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Twitter has been successfully weeding out terrorism from its network.
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Qatar has backed Islamist movements but strongly denies supporting terrorism.
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They are concerned about immigration and the threat of terrorism.
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And then terrorism in Europe meant more people coming here.
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Concerns about terrorism are keeping many tourists away from Europe.
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Moscow said it was unlikely that terrorism caused the crash.
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"Stop terrorism," was printed in red over the girl's head.
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The Times Square attack was not an act of terrorism.
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A jury trial in a terrorism case nonetheless carries risk.
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We don't stop talking about terrorism after another ISIS attack.
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"There is a high threat from terrorism," a spokesman said.
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Terrorism deaths actually declined in 2015, by about 13.4 percent:
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Special operations forces can lead in the fight against terrorism.
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How the FBI conducts terrorism investigations has been hotly debated.
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Chad remains a key ally in the fight against terrorism.
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Ms. Thakur is awaiting trial in a 2008 terrorism attack.
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The terrorism puppet master Osama bin Laden gets scant attention.
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But even broad definitions of terrorism don't ensnare most applicants.
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A federal statute defines domestic terrorism but carries no penalties.
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Why was Charleston a horrifically poignant location for Roof's terrorism?
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That's also true of pandemics, terrorism, cyberterrorism, trade, and travel.
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The fallout effect of terrorism is what terrorists bet on.
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"Terrorism has pervaded the whole humanity, not religions," he said.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, Americans' fears of jihadist terrorism remain high.
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Under federal law, no standalone charge for domestic terrorism exists.
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A sane debate on terrorism would start from different premises.
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America just doesn't have much of a domestic terrorism problem.
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They're deciding what's terrorist, what is terrorism on your site.
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Sri Lanka does not have much history of Islamist terrorism.
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He has equated the threat of political correctness with terrorism.
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Something that didn't happen in response to terrorism, for example.
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As with all terrorism, unpredictability and arbitrariness were tactical tools.
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There has never been a Mavni recruit charged with terrorism.
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Nuclear capability by the world's foremost state sponsor of terrorism.
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Also: Making sense of the terrorism directed at top Democrats.
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Much of Mr. DeSantis's attention in Congress was on terrorism.
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The FBI has opened a domestic terrorism investigation, CNN reported.
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These lynchings remain of America's greatest acts of domestic terrorism.
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Many Israelis say the stipends encourage violence and reward terrorism.
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Texas, meanwhile, has tightened chemical disclosure rules, citing terrorism fears.
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Iran is not sponsoring terrorism, he said, but fighting it.
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The ostensible target of that campaign was videos promoting terrorism.
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The inquiry showed no known ties to terrorism, he said.
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The president said the measures were necessary to counter terrorism.
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Terrorism is about capturing public attention and manipulating our emotions.
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There comes to be complicity between terrorism and its audience.
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The nature of the crash immediately stoked fears of terrorism.
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"New York is the focus point for terrorism," she added.
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"You call it terrorism, I call it patriotism," he said.
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For Israelis, it would reduce border infiltration that enables terrorism.
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We can't afford to be insane about terrorism any more.
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Terrorism always begins with something small and expands from there.
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Assad has cast the conflict as a war on terrorism.
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How will open societies handle terrorism in the near future?
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"The methods are pushing people to terrorism," Mr. Raddaoui said.
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The connection between environmental disaster and terrorism is drawn, persuasively.
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Terrorism is everywhere now, and the government has no control.
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There is no apparent nexus to terrorism at this time.
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Yet the terrorism aspect, for now at least, overshadows all.
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Republicans win on terrorism, economy, taxes, jobs and national defense.
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There is a question, is it murder, is it terrorism?
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The ban, if it is upheld, certainly won't deter terrorism.
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He has twice been acquitted of terrorism offences in Britain.
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At least one House Republican wants this treated as terrorism.
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" [Sacramento Bee] • "Leslie Van Houten committed an act of terrorism.
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Here's the term we should all use instead: misogynist terrorism.
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For most Spaniards, there are more immediate memories of terrorism.
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At its extreme, this is just another form of terrorism.
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His influence has turned up repeatedly in major terrorism cases.
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The regime has long sponsored terrorism and threatened our interests.
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Also important is to end the tendency to excuse terrorism.
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There is still time to help Afghanistan succeed against terrorism.
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A deadly act of terrorism, and a challenge to Apple.
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"It is absolutely imperative that the world unites against terrorism."
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Third there is the matter of terrorism and political violence.
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Terrorism is one of the most debated words in English.
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The public no doubt worries about terrorism in the region.
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They cross the Sahara to escape war, terrorism and destitution.
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Soccer has also figured in Germany's recent brushes with terrorism.
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Iran called it state terrorism and an unlawful criminal act.
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Also on the agenda are terrorism, migration and free trade.
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The bloc accuses Qatar of supporting terrorism, which Doha denies.
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He also spent time in Saudi Arabia investigating terrorism financing.
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Facebook said, their related AI can identity 99% terrorism campaign.
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Terrorism does pose a risk to American lives and livelihoods.
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Strict gun control is a good way to curb terrorism.
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They accused Qatar of funding terrorism, a charge it denies.
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Unfortunately, after 17 years, Afghanistan is still vulnerable to terrorism.
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They accuse the Qataris of backing terrorism, which Qatar denies.
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That's because domestic terrorism is still not a federal offense.
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And terrorism is only one aspect of the department's focus.
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" US State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert called the attack "terrorism.
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