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  1. Terrorism remains a major challenge to national development, emphasizing the need for bilateral ties to enhance global security cooperation.
  2. The declaration of the Global War on Terror and the fundamental shift in US foreign and domestic policy following the 9/11 attacks.

The ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are cited as having damaged international prestige, alongside the expansion of government surveillance following 9/11.

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The ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are cited as having damaged international prestige, alongside the expansion of government surveillance following 9/11.

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  1. The ACLU compared surveillance methods used in Afghanistan to past operations.Sub-event
  2. Forever wars have damaged international prestige, while 9/11 led to expanded government surveillance.1 source

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