Thirteenth progress report on counterterrorism and Summary Terrorist Threat Assessment Netherlands 23

The report discusses the progress made in the development and implementation of the different elements of the anti-terrorism policy during the
past six months. These elements concerned, in succession: combating radicalisation, international co-operation, creating decisive tools and organisations, human rights, and taking security measures. Just as in the twelfth report, this report also includes a selection of themes that are relevant at this moment, from a political, social, or policy planning point of view or which are notable for other reasons. This does not mean that no progress has been made in relation to other themes, but these have already been set in motion and are proceeding well enough.

The threat level is the result of considerations that involve the weighing up of the various national and international factors affecting this level. Up to now, these considerations have resulted in the conclusion that the threat level will remain 'limited'. This means that the risk of an attack is currently relatively low, but it can certainly not be eliminated altogether.