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Why the latest wave of terrorism will get worse before it gets better

  • Written by Bruce Newsome, Lecturer in International Relations, University of California, Berkeley

The latest attacks in London and Manchester – like last year’s attacks in Orlando, Florida and St. Cloud, Minnesota – epitomize what I call the newest form of terrorism.

The newest terrorists aim to kill as many people as possible, as frequently as possible, as horrifically as possible, intimately, suicidally, with the most...

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