End of terrorism wars remains uncertain amid global strikes
An Associated Press survey of terrorism experts says a long siege type conflict may continue with al Qaida mutating into a global insurgency. Analysts warn the West must address underlying causes in Arab and Muslim countries to lessen appeal of extremism.
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