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The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is shifting its priorities in the counterterrorism strategy, placing greater focus on the threats posed by far-left extremist terrorism, including anarchists and anti-fascist groups, rather than the previously emphasized right-wing extremist groups and Islamic terrorism. Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized that the latter represents a strategic gap, noting that leftist threats significantly contribute to terrorist attacks. Data indicates that approximately 93% of attacks that occurred between 1970 and 1980 in the West were carried out by individuals from the far-left extremists. The strategy highlights that Europe has become a breeding ground for this threat, and Washington plans to classify far-left organizations as terrorist groups, despite reservations from some entities regarding the scale and means of targeting legal protests. Estimates also suggest that leftist terrorism accounts for a much smaller percentage of threats compared to right-wing extremism, which has resulted in a higher number of fatalities since the 1980s. The focus remains on Trump's efforts to build international partnerships to more effectively combat far-left terrorism.
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