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Rubio to convene meeting on ‘far-left political terrorism’ with representatives from 67 countries
Rubio will urge wider intelligence sharing as the State Department says 65 countries will join talks on disruptive financing and infrastructure protection.
- The Trump administration released a strategy memo authored by senior director Sebastian Gorka that categorizes terrorist threats into narco-terrorism, Islamic terrorism, and left-wing terrorism with an emphasis on aggressive action against terrorism.
- Research shows that right-wing terrorism accounts for the majority of political violence deaths in the U.S., but the administration is focusing on combating far-left terrorism internationally, despite skepticism from many international officials and experts.
- The administration aims to label groups like Antifa as transnational terrorist organizations using methods previously applied to other terrorism categories, raising concerns about constitutionality and authoritarianism.
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The “Antifa Summit” adds to the State Department’s offer of aid of up to three million dollars to European groups ideologically aligned with MAGA ideals
·Madrid, Spain
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Rubio calls violent far-left terror a global 'blind spot,' gathers allies
Secretary of State Marco Rubio hosts officials from 65 countries to build a coalition against far-left extremism, focusing on intelligence sharing, law enforcement cooperation and terrorist financing.
·New York, United States
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Rubio to convene meeting on ‘far-left political terrorism’ with representatives from 65 countries
Facing what Secretary of State Marco Rubio will describe as a “resurgence” of “far left political terrorism,” according to a State Department official, Rubio will convene diplomats from around the world in Washington on Thursday to discuss a response.
·Atlanta, United States
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Leaning Left10Leaning Right13Center10Last UpdatedBias Distribution40% Right
Bias Distribution
- 40% of the sources lean Right
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C 30%
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