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Can violent extremists be deradicalized? I spoke with 24 former terrorists in Indonesia to find out
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Can violent extremists be deradicalized? I spoke with 24 former terrorists in Indonesia to find out
Alleged members of Jemaah Islamiyah behind bars at the South Jakarta court detention house on April 7, 2009. Bay Ismoyo/AFP via Getty ImagesTerrorism remains a persistent threat to nations around the world. Indeed, the Global Terrorism Index, an annual chronicle of terrorism trends, found in its latest report that the number of countries that experienced attacks rose to 66 in 2024 – the most since 2018. The rise of lone-wolf attacks made up 93% …
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