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Five Eyes alliance sets its sights on youth radicalisation

Published 6 December 2024, 7:17 am
Concerns over the increased number of teenagers falling prey to radical ideologies has prompted an unprecedented plea from security agencies for collective action to prevent terrorism amongst young people.
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