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AL QUAEDA'S LEGACY - Coggle Diagram
AL QUAEDA'S LEGACY
AL QAEDA
In 2001, with the fall of the Twin towers, Al-Qaeda terrified the western countries
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Al-Qaeda was immediately put under close look from Americans, which in a short time laps were able to defy this fearful terrorist group
Before 2001, the attacks were sporadic and almost non-existent
The 2001 attack was followed by others, in cities like Madrid and London, increased the fear of the western world
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The conflict between Sunnis and Shiites, together with an economy that leaves lots of people in poverty will keep feeding terrorist aspirations
out of Iraq, the issue becomes more complicated
An agreement between Iran and Saudi Arabia will be required if there is any hope of reducing sectarian violence
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SYRIA → even with a three-party negotiation with Russia, Turkey and Iran wouldn't revert the country to a pre-war situation
the east of the country is now in the hands of IS and Al-Qaeda has made inroads (avanzamento) in the province of Idlib
This area will probably see violence in the years to come and any terrorist organisation will prosper from this weakness
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There are also other countries where Islamic fanaticism is growing and has associated themselves with Al-Qaeda and IS
In Egypt, the situation is more complicated as its Muslim population may be called by the call of extremism
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Central Asia: Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh and India
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Groups in these areas are less likely to attack the West but are still dangerous for the local population and for tourists