America may have closed the book on its latest war in the Middle East, but in the minds of violent extremists, the struggle is far from finished. Terrorism does not pause for a ceasefire, just as it does not discriminate between fighters and civilians. The real danger is that foreign terrorist propaganda could fuse with domestic grievances and ethnic hostility to provoke further attacks, while the government continually weakens the institutions built to prevent them.
Vital Counterterrorism Lessons the United States Must Remember
Pilar Marrero
Political reporting is approached with a strong interest in power, institutions, and the decisions that shape public life. Coverage focuses on U.S. and international politics, with clear, readable analysis of the events that influence the global conversation. Particular attention is given to the links between local developments and worldwide political shifts.
