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US wants to globalise fight against far-left ‘terrorism’

The Trump administration is pushing an international agenda to treat far-left political violence as a transnational security threat, arguing it has been overlooked compared with jihadist extremism. At a ministerial conference, Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged partners across Europe and Asia to improve cooperation, share intelligence, and coordinate responses to attacks he says have risen since 2016.

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US wants to globalise fight against far-left ‘terrorism’

The Trump administration says far-left political violence has become a “transnational” threat and wants countries worldwide to join a coordinated crackdown. Secretary of State Marco Rubio launched the push at an international ministerial meeting on “the Resurgence of Political Terrorism,” arguing that far-left terrorism has been treated as a blind spot. With more than 60 delegations expected from Europe to Asia, Rubio urged deeper intelligence sharing and joint action against attacks he links to an ideology of “poisonous resentment.”

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