UK Counter-Terrorism
“You basically have two ends of the spectrum that will very much need each other to continue,” Raffaello Pantucci, director of international security at London-based defense think tank the Royal United Services Institute, tells Newsweek. “When you have one extremist at one end of the scale, committing horrible atrocities, causing all sorts of public anger and anguish, then you get a reaction to that, unfortunately, at the other end.”
