The article argues that recent acts of violence and sabotage by far-left and anarchist groups across Europe and the US are not isolated incidents but a growing trend. Citing Europol data, the author highlights that far-left terrorism has significantly outpaced far-right terrorism in recent years. The text suggests that these groups, often lacking democratic representation, resort to violence when faced with electoral failures and the rise of right-wing political movements, mirroring the dynamics of the third wave of international terrorism seen between the 1960s and 1980s.