Should France continue to assassinate suspected terrorists in foreign countries?

No, don’t assassinate but do remove them from the country immediately and report to their country of origin legal system

Ireland don't have the means to defend their own coast or airspace so this is just a stupid question

If they are in a different country then I do not see why we should make it our issue unless they are planning on attacking us and if they were the best plan would be to put defence plans in place.

nterpol should take responsibility for investigating and arresting terrorist suspects in collaboration with the Irish equivalent.( I agree with this statement)

If there is hard evidence the person will commit the attack OR has done somthing similar in the past

Don’t bother with other countries buisness and people let them decide what to do with them just don’t open your arms to these people

We fought for neutrality, that should be respected unless said suspect poses a direct threat to the nation

Yes but only in the most extreme cases, when capture is not an option and when there is undeniable proof that they are planning to attack the country. In all other cases they should be captured and be given a fair trial.

If a law has been broken or treat to our country detain them and make them face trail, if the resist and are a threat use whatever force is necessary

If the terrorist is targeting the Irish Government then I think he should be handled by the EU and Irish military

it depends on how much of a threat it is to a country. if its a big threat then yes, if not then no.

we are ment to be neutral... why would we get involved, our army is for peace keeping. but they do need better training

Interpol should take responsibility for investigating and arresting terrorist suspects in collaboration with the Irish equivalent.

Much of Ireland itself is currently a “foreign country.” The Free State’s collaboration with the Thatcherite death squads murdering the families of Republicans in the North was close enough to this and it was a disgrace

they should be captured and given a fair trial & have them deported back from where they have come from but according to UK Law they must serve time in prison the rest he must serve in his own prison ack from where they have come from

Only if it is a threat to Ireland.

No that is a violation of countries sovereignty

Yes, particularly those of Israeli origin, whose families and associates should be monitored very closely.

No because they are suspected

No, only suspected terrorists in our country, or from our country, or with an undeniable attack on our country, and they should be trialed fairly.

Ireland is a peaceful county, there should be no international military operations.

Why would we get involved if it’s another country’s issue? Each country should be able to deal with their own attacks unless Ireland was specifically asked to aid the other country.

I do not believe Ireland is capable of undertaking these sort of operations but I do believe that surveillance and monitoring of them should be undertaken.

we don’t have the military capabilities to do this

in prison them & give them a fair trial & extradite them back to their country serving their prison sentence

no need to remain netural

It's better not to but this isn't always possible.

We are a neutural country

Yes but it depends what countries consider the person a terrorists.

They should be allowed in no matter colour, race or religion

Allow the United States and NATO to do it and not risk our own men for some foreign terrorist unless they threaten us directly.

yes send the army to Afghanistan to eliminate the Taliban

Yes but only if they are planning or have committed a attack on our country and have been convicted by a juge

No capture, imprison And provide therapeutic intervention

they should have a fair trial but if they resist arrest and kill people there is no choice but assassinate them only as a last resort though

we should sent them back to their own country to assassinated & that is our Irish law

No, unless there is a wanted fugitive from there place that they came from

THE UK would have to assassinate itself

We have our own Irish law to deal with assassinating suspected terrorists in foreign countries in Ireland

We don't the capability

Yes if the terrorist holds a British passport

No. Keep neutrality.

If there is undeniable evidence that they have or going to commit an attack on our country, we should try to capture, interrogate and imprison them but if it is to dangerous we should assassinate them

Yes, but only if the national interest exceeds the cost/risk of the operation.

No, they should only do it in Ireland

Yes but just USA presidents- the only true terrorists.

Ireland is a neutral country and assassination would only provoke war and not lead toward a united government or world peace

No, and there should be global coordination so that we make sure to cooperate and assess fairly the danger represented by someone. Eventually capture and give a fair trial to such an individual

No, leave the foreign countries deal with the terrorists, but aid them

We should work in association with the police forces and authorities in those jurisdictions

If they pose risk to Ireland yes

Irish Law does not allow for us to assassinate suspected terrorists in foreign countries who come here which is why we should update our laws

Reflecting on historical events, how do you think secret governmental actions have shaped our current global society?

In what situations, if any, would you support your country engaging in secret operations overseas to prevent a potential threat?

How do you reconcile the need for secrecy in certain government operations with the demand for transparency in a democracy?

When, if ever, do you think it's acceptable for a country to intervene in the affairs of another nation to protect its own interests?

If there was an international platform for discussing covert operations before they happened, how do you think that would affect global relations?

Imagine discovering a hidden side of your country's actions abroad; how would that change your perception of your government?

How does the idea of a nation prioritizing its own citizens' safety over international laws resonate with you?

What personal experiences have shaped your views on the ethical implications of state-sponsored actions outside their borders?

How would the world look to you if nations openly shared their security actions with each other?

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No 1. Military action taken inside allied countries must receive approval from the ally first and foremost.

Seriously bot?? ‘ Should Ireland assassinate suspected terrorists in foreign countries’ really??? Absolutely no no no ..

ofcorse, why wouldnt we

This is not our job.