Global terrorism refers to a range of violent acts intended to achieve political, ideological, or religious goals that transcend national boundaries. It often involves non-state actors, such as extremist groups, who engage in acts of violence or intimidation against civilian populations or governments to instigate fear, influence policy, or pursue specific agendas. Global terrorism is characterized by its international scope, with attacks and ideologies that can spread across different countries and cultures. The notion encompasses various forms of terrorism, including but not limited to, jihadist movements, transnational militant activities, and politically motivated violence. The impacts of global terrorism are far-reaching, affecting security, international relations, and the social fabric of nations.
Emmanuel Macron delivered a tribute in Strasbourg to honor victims of terrorism on European Remembrance Day, highlighting the ongoing battle against terror in Europe. Strasbourg, embodying both tragedy and resilience,…