World leaders meet in D.C. to discuss left-wing political violence

Around 60 world leaders convened in Washington, D.C., to tackle what's being labeled as a pressing threat by top Trump officials: far-left terrorism. This meeting underscores the growing global concern about political violence and its potential to destabilize nations. With far-left groups increasingly active, the discussion aims to forge international strategies to combat such threats, reflecting a shift in global security priorities and highlighting the interconnectedness of modern political violence.