State terrorism is making a comeback

The Islamic State isn't dead yet, and a new generation is embracing the terrorist regimes of Joseph Stalin and Adolf Hitler.

A protester holds a sign during an Aug. 15, 2019 demonstration against the Indian government's crackdown in Kashmir at the Delta Hotel in Ottawa, where the Indian High Commission in Canada was holding a national day reception. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

Opinion

BY PHIL GURSKI

August 26, 2019

OTTAWA—These days when we read or think about terrorism we tend to go in two directions: either we think about terrorist groups: Al Qaeda, Islamic State, the Taliban, Boko Haram, Al Shabaab, etc., or we talk about "lone wolves"—even if that term is inaccurate. The former are of course larger, a...

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