As the terror turns : al Qaida is shifting its tactics and finding new followers / Peter Brookes

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In: Armed Forces Journal August 2008, pp.8-9 (4)Summary: Europol report indicated that the terrorist attacks in the European Union (EU) were up almost 25 percent in 2007 over 2006 and Pakistan based al-Qaida groups are the main drivers of extremism and terrorism concerns EU. Experts say believe Internet radicalisation is replacing in person redicalization.

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Europol report indicated that the terrorist attacks in the European Union (EU) were up almost 25 percent in 2007 over 2006 and Pakistan based al-Qaida groups are the main drivers of extremism and terrorism concerns EU. Experts say believe Internet radicalisation is replacing in person redicalization.

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