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‘We will have another situation at some point’: politicians, experts eye fix to ‘disturbing’ security trends

Part of the challenge is that politicians in a democracy don’t want to be seen as having to be protected from the people they serve, says national security expert Christian Leuprecht.

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‘We will have another situation at some point’: politicians, experts eye fix to ‘disturbing’ security trends

Part of the challenge is that politicians in a democracy don’t want to be seen as having to be protected from the people they serve, says national security expert Christian Leuprecht.

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