State-sponsored terrorism involves governments actively supporting non-state groups to carry out violent acts, distinguishing it from direct state terrorism. This support can range from funding and training to providing weapons and safe havens, often making identification politically contentious. Despite a decline since the Cold War, it remains a significant concern due to its potential to fuel global instability and conflict.
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