Explainer-What’s happened to al Qaeda in the 25 years since 9/11?
Regional branches have stayed strong as the core loses visibility, and U.N. reports say al Qaeda still has external operations ambitions in Afghanistan.
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25 YEARS after September 11, al-Qaeda has been weakened and has changed its strategy. Instead of global attacks, it focuses on regional branches and local conflicts, thus ensuring its survival.
Al-Qaeda had to be eradicated, it was said in 2001. But the terrorists found new ways, and now there are warnings of a disturbing silence and a growing threat that is being underestimated.
Although Al Qaeda's core has weakened, its subsidiaries maintain a strong presence in Africa and Asia
Explainer-What’s happened to al Qaeda in the 25 years since 9/11?
Sept 10 (Reuters) - In the 25 years since al Qaeda militants hijacked passenger jets and flew them into New York's World Trade Center towers and the Pentagon, the group founded by Osama bin Laden has spawned affiliates and inspired attacks around the w...
Explainer-What's happened to al Qaeda in the 25 years since 9/11?
Sept 10 - In the 25 years since al Qaeda militants hijacked passenger jets and flew them into New York's World Trade Center towers and the Pentagon, the group founded by Osama bin Laden has spawned affiliates and inspired attacks around the world. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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