US Invites 60+ Nations to Meeting on 'Far-Left Terrorism'

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio invited over 60 countries to a meeting on 'transnational far-left terrorism'.
The initiative, aimed at building international cooperation, has raised concerns within the US government and among allies about potential misuse of counterterrorism powers against political activists.

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio invited over 60 countries to a meeting on 'transnational far-left terrorism'. The initiative, aimed at building international cooperation, has raised concerns within the US government and among allies about potential misuse of counterterrorism powers against political activists.

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