During a meeting with officials from more than 60 countries, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio outlined a new direction for American counterterrorism policy. He emphasized the need to address what he termed 'far-left terror'.
Rubio's comments reflect a growing concern over left-wing extremism and its implications for global security. He called for enhanced international cooperation to tackle this emerging threat.
This shift in focus marks a significant change in the US approach to counterterrorism, traditionally centered on right-wing and Islamist extremism.