Insurgent Home Army, Poland National Liberation Front

The PRHA has not been responsible for any terrorist incident since the 1982 embassy siege, and the group is decidedly inactive.

Baader-Meinhof Group -- Ally (Suspected)
Irish Republican Army (IRA) -- Ally (Suspected)
Red Brigades -- Ally (Suspected)

The Popular Forces of April 25 (For&ccedil;as Populares do 25 Abril  --  FP25) was Portugal's only significant left-wing terrorist organization.  The group was formed by Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho, a hero of Portugal's peaceful military coup of April 25th, 1974, in which the rightwing dictatorship was overthrown.  By the early 1980s, Otelo and others who had drifted far to the left felt that their socialist ideals were being abandoned and that the Portuguese government was selling itself out.<br /><P><br />Otelo founded the FP25 in order to defend socialist ideals in Portugal.  The group carried out attempted political associations and banks, but by 1984 began to concentrate on attacking business and military targets.  Victims included US, British and German military figures and installations, which the FP25 attacked because of their opposition to NATO presence in Portugal.  FP25 was rumored to be involved in the assassination of Francisco Lumbrales de Sa Carneiro, Portugal's Prime Minister in 1980, although a Portuguese right-wing terrorist group, the Commandos in Defense of Western Civilization (Codeco), has also been implicated in this attack.

Along with a large number of FP25's members, Otelo was arrested in June 1984, severely curtailing the group's ability to carry out terrorist attacks, which ended in 1986.  Otelo has subsequently been freed and re-arrested many times, and the Portuguese government issued a general amnesty for FP25 members in 1992.

Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine -- General Command (PFLP-GC)

al-Fatah -- Rival
Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine (DFLP) -- Rival and Ally
Hamas -- Ally
Palestine Liberation Front -- Splinter Group
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) -- Founding Group