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    Terrorism is not a phenomenon that emerged within recent years. Over the course of decades‚ the battle between many religious groups over territory in the middle east has been a constant problem. To better understand the issue between the territories we would have to do extensive research to understand what lead to the formation of current radical Islamic groups. Although these radical groups associate themselves to Islam‚ Muslims condemn their actions. Sayyad Qutb fervent Egyptian nationalist and

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    Unit 8 M2

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    M2: Analyse the measures used to combat national and international terrorism. Government agencies are set up to specifically monitor and combat terrorism. These agencies in the UK are NaCTSO (National counter terrorism security office) SIS (MI6). The biggest threat to the National security comes from overseas. Al-Qaeda and their leaders are the biggest threat to our nation at the moment. The threat is becoming more diverse as groups associated to and inspired by Al-Qaeda develop more independence

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    affected by terrorism from the late 1990s until the present day? Specialist training‚ extended powers etc ? Police‚ fireservices armed servuces and the army all have to be ready for a terrorist attack and theyve become more affected by these attacks more recently throughout the 200-2010 period with the 9/11 and 7/7 incidents that the public services has knuckled down on situations like these so that in future they wont happen again. What measures public services have implemented to counter terrorism? What

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    The Philippine Massacre

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    About: Essay is about a topic on terrorism‚ it is based on research and on the writer perspective on terror event that is related to world issue. It is written with guideline based on unbiased fair report format accepted by school standards. The Essay is submitted to studymode with the writer intention in sharing ideas and research. Take note that this essay has already been submitted to the school network system which have links to schools worldwide‚ therefore it cannot be recopied or reproduce

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    Terrorism has occurred throughout history‚ but today the world is experiencing a global rebirth of attacks. Today it no longer affects only small societies‚ such as isolated third world countries who fell victim to regular terrorist attacks‚ but the whole world is becoming more familiar with Arab and Muslim names. The terrorist violence that is on the rise today has informed citizen all over the world about different types of terrorism. Also with the resurgence the world is experiencing of terrorism

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    Terrorism and International Law The use of terror as a mean to achieve political ends is not a new phenomenon‚ but it has recently acquired a new intensity. In many cases‚ terrorist deliberately choose targets in uninvolved third states as a means of perusing the government of the state against which it is in conflict or its real or potential or assumed allies. As for as international law is concerned‚ there are a number of problems that can be identified. The first major concern is that of definition

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    Delegation of South Korea UN Security Council 21st Century Global War on Terrorism: Security v. Sovereignty Position paper One of the most exponential problems worldwide today is modern terrorism and the effects it has on different countries. After 9/11‚ there have been continuous terrorist attacks in the world. For instance‚ Chechen terrorists in the Moscow Theater caused around 200 casualties in 2002; 200 tourists died after serial car bombing in Indonesia in the same year; 190 casualties on

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    drone strikes) but not in favor of the power and strength our government is expressing while these strikes get used. These drone strikes are the centerpiece of the Obama administrations counter terrorism policy especially in Pakistan and Yemen. However though using these drone strikes as a part of our “counter terrorism policy” is hypocritical because like one the respondents to the article said “If Obama cannot understand that to wage terror is to invite terror then I for one can no longer believe in

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    us -- to wreak havoc and destruction among the innocent. It’s becoming more and more evident with each new year. Fanatical groups around the world are slowly coming out. Terrorism‚ based on intimidation and fear‚ no longer will be cast aside: the United States will stand and fight for the freedom and values of its people. Terrorism isn’t anything new to the United States‚ from The Sons of Liberty in the 1800s to al-Qaeda of the new millennium; it has been a part of our history. Two of the more notable

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    to monitor electronic communications of American citizens. Proponents of the NSA argue that the NSA’s key objective is to maintain our national security‚ and monitoring communications can be a great tool to prevent acts of terrorism on our soil. Despite this‚ acts of terrorism such as the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013‚ could not be stopped. The perpetrators were both American citizens‚ and had lived in the States for a period of time. Why couldn’t the NSA‚ with billions of taxpayers’ dollars and

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