International meeting on 'far-left terrorism' with the participation of 65 countries organized by the U.S. Department of State
要点
- 1. The U.S. organized an international meeting with the participation of 65 countries, including Japan and European nations, to combat far-left terrorism.
- 2. Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized that far-left violence is a threat, calling for global cooperation.
- 3. By declaring Antifa a domestic terrorist organization, the Trump administration increased the crackdown on the radical left and activists.
数据一览
The U.S. Department of State organized an international meeting in Washington to discuss strategies for combating politically motivated terrorism of far-left origin that crosses borders. Attended by approximately 65 countries, including those from Europe, Central and South America, and Japan, Secretary of State Marco Rubio drew attention to the growing threat.
Secretary Rubio emphasized the need for countries to review their counter-terrorism measures and cooperate on a global scale. He also claimed that 93 percent of the terrorist attacks that occurred in Western countries from the 1970s to the 1980s were carried out by far-left groups, arguing that left-wing violence is an overlooked aspect in the fight against terrorism.
The Trump administration, on the other hand, tightened its legal prosecutions on the issue by designating the far-left movement 'Antifa' as a 'domestic terrorist organization.' However, there are serious concerns that this situation leads to the targeting of the radical left wing within the Democratic Party and activists critical of the administration.
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常见问题
- Q: What was the main purpose of the meeting organized by the U.S. in Washington?
- A: The meeting was organized for countries to discuss cooperation and strategies to combat cross-border politically motivated terrorism of far-left origin.
- Q: How many countries attended the international meeting?
- A: A total of 65 countries from Europe, Central and South America, and Asia participated in this meeting.
- Q: What is the decision taken by the Trump administration regarding Antifa?
- A: The Trump administration officially classified the Antifa movement as a 'domestic terrorist organization', increasing restrictions and prosecutions against this group.
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- El Diario de Yucatán·
- Metrópoles·
- APA·