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[Summary] => A US State Department counterterrorism expert warned yesterday that terror groups are now shifting to "soft targets," particularly business establishments that are perceived to be icons of American or Western culture.
Douglas Allison, executive director of the Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC), said the shift in the tactics of international terror groups, particularly al-Qaeda, had alarmed investors and forced governments to tighten regulations. Traditional targets of terrorist attacks are embassies and military facilities.
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DOUGLAS ALLISON
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Douglas Allison, executive director of the Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC), said the shift in the tactics of international terror groups, particularly al-Qaeda, had alarmed investors and forced governments to tighten regulations. Traditional targets of terrorist attacks are embassies and military facilities.
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By Paolo Romero | September 28, 2006 - 12:00am
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