Terrorists Become Increasingly 'innovative', In A World Shak

Thursday, 1 July 2021, 4:09 pm
Despite “significant progress” in the fight against
terrorism, the UN counter-terrorismchief warned on
Wednesday that amidst new and more diverse threats, COVID-19
has triggered increased activity throughout many
countries.
Vladimir Voronkov, head of the UNOffice
ofCounter-Terrorism(OCT), concluded the Second
High-level Conferenceof Heads ofCounter-Terrorism,
by summing up four of the strategic challenges facing the
world today.
He underscored the need for “inclusive,
forward-looking, evidence-based approaches to build
resilience”, in the face of the ISIL legacy in Iraq and
Syria; terrorist threats in Africa; tackling transnational
risks sparked by various forms of intolerance; and the need
to upgrade technology and know-how to counter the

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