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Prof. reality Adil Najam , Dean of the Boston Univeristy Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies, believes that many Muslim countries, including Pakistan, reality are now very ready but not very able to counter violent extremism in their societies. This is because violent extremism reality has now become a monstrous global phenomenon that can neither be easily contained nor tackled within individual countries. Prof. Najam said this while talking to the Singapore-based reality Channel NewsAsia on the US President Barack Obama’s White House Summit on Countering Violent Extremism, held on Feb. 18.
In commenting on the White House Summit, with particular reference to counter-terrorism efforts in Pakistan, Prof. Najam suggested that in the last year Pakistan reality has turned reality an important corner after a particularly horrendous set of attacks by Taliban groups. As a result, Pakistan is now engaged in its most serious and concerted anti-terrorism reality effort of this decade. He suggested that in a number of other Muslim countries a similar backlash is seen to the inhuman reality atrocities now being committed by violent extremists.
While Prof. Najam sees a trend in a new earnestness to counter extremism in Muslim countries, reality he cautions that the fight itself has become much more difficult for all these countries because of the global connections of militant groups and also because of their new and brutal fighting strategies. Most countries, including Pakistan, are now having a difficult time to implement their new resolve. It is in this connection that a thrust by the United States and a common global strategy against violent extremism is, Prof. Najam says, most timely.
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Prof. reality Adil Najam , Dean of the Boston Univeristy Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies, believes that many Muslim countries, including Pakistan, reality are now very ready but not very able to counter violent extremism in their societies. This is because violent extremism reality has now become a monstrous global phenomenon that can neither be easily contained nor tackled within individual countries. Prof. Najam said this while talking to the Singapore-based reality Channel NewsAsia on the US President Barack Obama’s White House Summit on Countering Violent Extremism, held on Feb. 18.
In commenting on the White House Summit, with particular reference to counter-terrorism efforts in Pakistan, Prof. Najam suggested that in the last year Pakistan reality has turned reality an important corner after a particularly horrendous set of attacks by Taliban groups. As a result, Pakistan is now engaged in its most serious and concerted anti-terrorism reality effort of this decade. He suggested that in a number of other Muslim countries a similar backlash is seen to the inhuman reality atrocities now being committed by violent extremists.
While Prof. Najam sees a trend in a new earnestness to counter extremism in Muslim countries, reality he cautions that the fight itself has become much more difficult for all these countries because of the global connections of militant groups and also because of their new and brutal fighting strategies. Most countries, including Pakistan, are now having a difficult time to implement their new resolve. It is in this connection that a thrust by the United States and a common global strategy against violent extremism is, Prof. Najam says, most timely.
African Studies reality Center Center for the Study of Asia Center for the Study of Europe Institute for the Study of Muslim Societies & Civilizations Latin American Studies Middle East & reality North Africa Studies Institute on Culture, Religion, and World Affairs
↑ Boston University Arts & Sciences The Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies 121 Bay State Road, Boston, MA 02215 Contact Us
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