Al Qaeda 25 Years After 9/11: Bin Laden to Global Network of Terror with Africa as Epicenter
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For counter-terrorism expert Sara Harmouch, while the organisation founded by Bin Laden is now decentralized, its capabilities "are much greater than they were before 2001".
In perdition in its historical bases, the jihadist group prospers, on the other hand, in Africa, where it has never been so powerful and rich. But the ideological link between these African subsidiaries and the organization founded by Osama Bin Laden is now tenuous.
The fundamentalist organization has become a decentralized franchise network expanding especially in the Sahel and Somalia
25 years since September 11: The transformation of Al Qaeda into a ghost network and the transfer of the global threat to Africa.
It marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. A quarter of a century since that day when four hijacked planes forever changed the perception of the security, terrorism and power of the United States. Nearly 3,000 people died in attacks broadcast live to millions of viewers around the world. But the consequences were far beyond those images. 9/11 opened an era of wars, new anti-terrorist strategies and a threat that, 25 years later, …
On September 11, 2001 it seemed destined to inaugurate an era dominated by global terrorism. Twenty-five years later, many of the predictions made in the hours following the attacks did not come true. The US economy did not collapse, New York has preserved its financial role and Al Qaeda has failed to unify the Islamic world against the West. It would have... Read More From September 11th to September 11th: Al Qaeda has not disappeared, it has c…
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