The Third of October Group has not been heard from since the 1980s and a rebirth is highly unlikely. With the collapse of the Soviet Union, Armenia has become an independent, sovereign state, fulfilling the major objective of most of the terrorists. Former terrorists now find themselves in the government or the military (or perhaps fighting the Azerbaijanis in the contested province of Nagorno-Kabakh), rather than conducting a campaign of international violence from the shadows.

Revolutionary Brigades -- Suspected Alias/Ally
Revolutionary Organization 17 November (RO-N17) -- Supported Cause

Thus Far and No Further was a Greek terrorist group that claimed responsibility for the 2002 firebombing of the Athens office of the Greek ruling party, PASOK. It was the only incident associated with the group, and another group, the Revolutionary Brigades, also claimed the attack. Sources are unclear as to whether or not these groups were both mentioned in the same claim or if they issued two different ones. However, in the only claim on record, the perpetrators expressed their solidarity and sympathy with 17N, a leftist Greek nationalist terrorist group, which was facing a renewed Greek government crackdown in the months leading up to the bombing. Thus Far and No Further was thought to have shared ideologies with 17N, which is known to be anti-American, anti-Turkish, anti-EU, and anti-capitalist.

Thus Far and No Further was only associated with one attack in its history, and it remains to be seen whether or not it was the actual perpetrator. It is likely that Thus Far and No Further and the Revolutionary Brigades were in fact the same group. In any event, both groups are not likely to still be operationally active. Many Greek terrorist groups are known to form for the purpose of committing only one operation, after which, they disband.

The Tigers were a terrorist group in Swaziland opposed to the Swazi monarchy and the state's oppressive political climate. Political parties are banned in this tiny southern African state, one of the continent's few remaining monarchies.<br />