ASIO Chief Warns Transnational Terrorism Has Re-Emerged 25 Years After 9/11
Transnational terrorism has re-emerged as a significant security concern 25 years on from the Sept. 11 attacks, Australia’s spy chief is warning. In a speech marking a quarter of a century since nearly 3,000 people were killed in the largest terror attacks on American soil, ASIO director general Mike Burgess said while the nature of […]
Australia’s spy chief, Mike Burgess, has warned that transnational terrorism has re-emerged as a significant security concern, 25 years after the September 11 attacks. He noted that while the nature of terrorism has evolved, groups like Al-Qaeda and ISIS are actively exploiting both physical and online spaces to enhance their capabilities. These organizations demonstrate a renewed capacity to plan and inspire attacks beyond their immediate areas of influence.
- Transnational terrorism is a significant security concern again, 25 years after the 9/11 attacks.
- ASIO director general Mike Burgess made this warning in a speech.
- Al-Qaeda, ISIS, and their affiliates are exploiting real-world and online spaces.
- These groups are growing their capabilities and demonstrating a renewed capacity for attacks.
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