Is there any evidence whether anti-US extremist groups/actions/sentiments are growing or shrinking at the moment?
This affects the entire country.
Given the recent, significant changes to US foreign policy, is there any hard evidence to show a change in extremist activity towards the US (e.g. increased or decreased terrorist group membership)?
Being a citizen and resident of a Western middle-power, most rhetoric I am seeing is that US action is upsetting former close allies and governments, and non-US aligned nations are being disrupted at varying levels by economic actions and deportations. However little is said on changes to non-governmental, extremist group attitudes with anti-US sentiment.
This affects the entire country.
Given the recent, significant changes to US foreign policy, is there any hard evidence to show a change in extremist activity towards the US (e.g. increased or decreased terrorist group membership)?
Being a citizen and resident of a Western middle-power, most rhetoric I am seeing is that US action is upsetting former close allies and governments, and non-US aligned nations are being disrupted at varying levels by economic actions and deportations. However little is said on changes to non-governmental, extremist group attitudes with anti-US sentiment.
Is there any evidence whether anti-US extremist groups/actions/sentiments are growing or shrinking at the moment?
This affects the entire country.
Given the recent, significant changes to US foreign policy, is there any hard evidence to show a change in extremist activity towards the US (e.g. increased or decreased terrorist group membership)?
Being a citizen and resident of a Western middle-power, most rhetoric I am seeing is that US action is upsetting former close allies and governments, and non-US aligned nations are being disrupted at varying levels by economic actions and deportations. However little is said on changes to non-governmental, extremist group attitudes with anti-US sentiment.
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