The broader application of the terrorism label risks obscuring the nature of the security threat and gives states greater scope to use such designations for political ends.
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- The broader application of the terrorism label risks obscuring the nature of the security threat and gives states greater scope to use such designations for…
The more broadly governments apply the terrorism label, the more it risks obscuring the nature of the security threat itself, while giving states greater scope to use such designations for political ends.
Sources
Origin: extracted from The US is now using the ‘terrorist’ label to interfere in Brazil’s election · 2026-09-11 21:47