S2 E6: The Berlin Christmas market attack in 2016; UK Met Police in PKK counter terror arrests; South Korea, and state sponsor of terrorism, North Korea; and reasons to be optimistic this Christmas. episode artwork

EPISODE · Dec 4, 2024 · 33 MIN

S2 E6: The Berlin Christmas market attack in 2016; UK Met Police in PKK counter terror arrests; South Korea, and state sponsor of terrorism, North Korea; and reasons to be optimistic this Christmas.

from COUNTERPOD · host Ian Acheson & Edmund Fitton-Brown

Ian Acheson and Edmund Fitton-Brown examine the significance of the attacks on the Berlin Christmas market in 2016; the Met Police’s counter terror operation in London against the PKK and its terror plots against the Turkish community; developments in South Korea - and North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism; and five reasons to be optimistic this Christmas about violent extremism!

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