“The only language India understands,” the Lashkar-e-Taiba’s supreme amir (chief) told top functionaries of his organisation on October 19, 2008, “is that of force, and that is the language in which it must be talked to.”
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It will take more than the efforts of the law enforcement agencies to prevent the spread of extremism in Estonia.
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Ever since the era of inter-state wars was quite naively pronounced dead after the end of the Cold War, members of the Western military have been cast and recast in new roles.
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