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SocietySelf-radicalisation remains key driver of Singapore’s domestic terrorism threat: ISD

Singapore’s terrorism threat remains high as overseas conflicts continue to fuel security concerns. The Internal Security Department says self-radicalisation remains the main driver of the domestic threat, while youth radicalisation is becoming a growing concern. At least one person linked to a terror group also tried to visit Singapore in recent years.

CCNA 2026-09-10 15:54