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What are some international security implications of Al-Qaeda and other Islamic Fundamentalist threats?

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This solution discusses the international security implications of terrorist groups such as Al Qaeda.

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There are numerous international security implications due to constant threats from Islamic Fundamentalists and terrorist organizations such as Al Qaeda. Nations across the globe have beefed up their security spending and efforts on infrastructure, arms and ammunition and security practices and policies in order to ...

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