The 2025 Munich Security Conference (MSC) opened in the shadow of terrorism. On opening day, a disgruntled 24-year-old asylum seeker rammed his car into a crowd at a trade union rally, killing a mother and child and wounding dozens of others. It was a tragic act, but like school shootings in America, sadly routine. Yet, domestic terrorism barely earned a mention at MSC. While the agenda advertised multinational issues such as China, the Middle East, and nuclear multipolarity, the zeitgeist was all Russia-Ukraine.
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