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Grassroots Terrorism in 2017: A Small but Stubborn Threat

Jan 19, 2017 | 08:00 GMT

Rescue workers tend to injured bystanders after a truck plowed through a Christmas market in Berlin on Dec. 20, 2016.
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Editor's Note
For the past few years, Stratfor has provided an annual forecast for the jihadist movement in a series of Security Weekly pieces. With the launch of Stratfor's Threat Lens product, the way this forecast is presented has changed. Stratfor will still publish three Security Weeklies covering the Islamic State camp, the al Qaeda camp and grassroots jihadists. However, an additional in-depth report will be made available to Threat Lens subscribers. This will contain the entirety of our forecast for the jihadist movement in 2017, of which the weeklies are excerpts.
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