Übersetzung für "terrorism " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

terrorism [ elimination of terrorism | Counter-terrorism(STW) ]

counter-terrorism analyst | intelligence analyst | intelligence officer | research & intelligence officer

enforcement terrorism | government terrorism | pro-state terrorism | regime terrorism | repressive terrorism | state terror | state terrorism | terror from above | terrorism from above

agitational terror | insurgent terrorism | revolutionary terror | revolutionary terrorism | terror from below | terrorism from below

apocalyptic terrorism | holy terror | messianic terror | religious terrorism

terrorist financing | terrorism financing | financing terrorism | financing of acts of terrorism | funding of terrorist acts and terrorist organisations

determine terrorism threats | determine terrorist risks | identify terrorism threats | uncover terrorist risks

asset serving the financing of terrorism | asset used to finance terrorism

United Nations International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism | UN Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism

information warfare [ cyberaggression | cyber aggression | cyberattack | cyber attack | cyberterrorism | cyber terrorism | cyberwar | cyber war | cyberwarfare | cyber warfare | information war | IW | [http ...]

FD 2008 established three new offences linked to terrorism, i.e'. public provocation to commit a terrorist offence', 'recruitment to terrorism' and 'training for terrorism'[5]. Member States are required to criminalise aiding and abetting the new offences[6]. Criminalisation of attempted recruitment and training for terrorism is optional[7].

L. whereas the aim of counter-terrorism policies should be to combat the objectives of terrorism and the execution of terrorist acts, which seek to destroy the fabric of free, open and democratic societies; whereas the prime objective of counter-terrorism must be to protect and strengthen that fabric of democratic societies by strengthening civil liberties and democratic scrutiny, by ensuring the security and safety of European citizens, by identifying the parties responsible for perpetrating terrorism and prosecuting them, and by responding to the consequences of a terrorist attack through inclusion policies, cross-border judicial and ...[+++] police cooperation and an effective and coordinated strategy at EU level; whereas the effectiveness of counter-terrorism policies must be measured against these aims; and whereas the counter-terrorism approach most likely to succeed is that of focusing on prevention of violent extremism and escalation;

F. whereas terrorism is not a recent phenomenon; whereas in recent decades terrorism has taken new forms such as cyber–terrorism, and terrorist networks have become more complex in structure, means and financing, thus making the terrorist threat all the more complex; whereas counter-terrorism has always been part of the sphere of competence of the Member States and of regular law enforcement action; whereas the 9/11, Madrid and London attacks led to a fundamental change in perception of the terrorist phenomenon and in the methods and instruments used to fight terrorism; and whereas as a result of those attacks terrorism became a mat ...[+++]ter affecting the security of the whole European Union and not just the national security of the Member States, with a very different legal framework;

F. whereas terrorism is not a recent phenomenon; whereas in recent decades terrorism has taken new forms such as cyber–terrorism, and terrorist networks have become more complex in structure, means and financing, thus making the terrorist threat all the more complex; whereas counter-terrorism has always been part of the sphere of competence of the Member States and of regular law enforcement action; whereas the 9/11, Madrid and London attacks led to a fundamental change in perception of the terrorist phenomenon and in the methods and instruments used to fight terrorism; and whereas as a result of those attacks terrorism became a matter affecting the secu ...[+++]rity of the whole European Union and not just the national security of the Member States, with a very different legal framework,