Links between terrorism and transnational crime groups

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The essay explores the evolving relationship between terrorism and organized crime, highlighting a troubling trend since the early 1990s where terrorist groups increasingly engage in criminal activities. It discusses the symbiotic nature of these two forms of violence, suggesting that their convergence is not only evident but may be irreversible. The analysis references various scholars and reports, emphasizing that the intertwining of international terrorism and transnational organized crime poses significant challenges for global security and law enforcement.