Counterterrorism refers to the practice and strategies employed by governments, military organizations, and law enforcement agencies to prevent, combat, and respond to terrorism. It encompasses a variety of actions aimed at thwarting terrorist plots, apprehending individuals involved in terrorist activities, and reducing the threat of future attacks. Counterterrorism efforts may include intelligence gathering, surveillance, law enforcement operations, military actions, and the implementation of policies aimed at addressing the root causes of terrorism. These strategies are often executed both domestically and internationally and may involve cooperation between different countries and organizations to effectively combat terrorist networks and ideologies. The goal of counterterrorism is to ensure national security and the safety of citizens while upholding civil liberties and human rights.
Emmanuel Macron led a European homage to victims of terrorism in Strasbourg, a city symbolic of unity. The ceremony highlighted the resilience and solidarity necessary to combat global terrorism. Macron's…