So, what is it like to cover terrorism for one of the world’s leading dailies? In this episode, Borealis has a chat with New York Times reporter Eric Schmitt.
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One sure sign that someone is become radicalised, perhaps violently so, is their rejection of democracy.
A bus carrying Indonesian Christians was bombed in November 2004 killing six: Jemaah Islamiyah was suspected behind the attack.
Terrorist bombs ripped near simultaneously through three popular hotels in Amman in November 2005, killing dozens and wounding more than 100.
Both violence in general and terrorist violence in particular are declining but most people seem to consider these facts counterintuitive.
Islamist extremists beheaded three Christian schoolgirls in Indonesia in October 2005 and wounded a fourth severely.
Islamist terrorists took hostages at a police college in Pakistan in October 2016 and killed 60 cadets (another 100 were wounded).
Whither Afghan ‘peace’
War seems to be the fate of Afghanistan: peace may not be in the cards.
Ten people died and three were critically wounded in a series of sniper attacks that began on October 2, 2002 and went on for three weeks.
What 9/11 did, and did not, bring us
The 19th anniversary of 9/11 should make us take stock of where we are and convince us that terrorism is notr as dire as some say it is.