Meanings of homegrown militants in English

Pakistani action against its homegrown militants is seen as vital to U.S. efforts to stabilise neighbouring Afghanistan.

Pakistan's action against its homegrown militants is seen as vital to U.S. effort to stabilise neighbouring Afghanistan.

Now Pakistan's army faces homegrown militants.

The nation has been on high alert for attacks by homegrown militants, including some claimed by the Islamic State group.

But Islamabad is reluctant to do so, saying it is too tied down with homegrown militants who challenge the Pakistani state.

A second involved homegrown militants in the north of France who evolved a particular brand of terrorism mixing armed robbery and jihadism.

Indonesia has the world's largest Muslim population and it has grappled with attacks by a small number of homegrown militants since the early 2000s.

She said homegrown militants have mainly targeted the police in recent years, but there may now be a shift back to Westerners and soft targets.

A nightclub bombing on the resort island in 2002 carried out by homegrown militants killed 202 people, mostly Australians, and prompted a nationwide security crackdown.

Holbrooke announced $11.1 million in humanitarian aid for Pakistanis suffering from the effects of the conflict with homegrown militants in the northwest of the country.