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Key 2025–2026 Trends
Al Qaida’s relevance depends on three vectors: conflict persistence, ideological recruitment pipelines, and geopolitical distraction. If major powers become absorbed in confrontation over Iran, counter-terror coordination risks dilution. Conversely, a stabilized diplomatic framework reduces operational breathing space for extremist actors.
Digital propaganda, encrypted communication channels, and localized insurgencies will define the next phase more than large-scale spectacular attacks. Counterterrorism will increasingly require governance reform, economic stabilization, and intelligence cooperation rather than conventional military occupation.
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