Ella GoldschmiedThe Attention Window: Online Ecosystems of Rage, Mobilisation, and Extremist Narratives Following the Heaton Park Synagogue Attack
On 2 October 2025, all eyes turned to the shocking events unfolding at a synagogue…
Imtiaz BalochClimate Catastrophe: Militants’ Manipulation of Climate Narratives in Pakistan
Pakistan has faced the devastating impacts of climate change in recent years, with flash floods…
Alessandro BolpagniIslamic State Information Technology: The New “Security Tips Series” of Electronic Horizon Foundation
In 2020, at the launch of its first “Supporter’s Security Magazine” on the pro-IS Rocket.Chat…
Linda SchlegelYouth Radicalisation in the Gaming Sphere: An Exploration of Identity-Based Hate and Extremist Content on Roblox
This Insight was published as part of GIFCT’s Working Group on Addressing Youth Radicalization and…
Adam RousselleClosing the Enforcement Gap: AI, Illicit Liquidity, and the Next Phase of Counter-Terrorist Finance
This Insight is published to coincide with Global Media and Information Literacy Week to highlight…
Kevin Marc BlasiakMalicious Use of AI and the Race to Respond: Innovation, Regulation, and Risk
Terrorist and Violent Extremist (TVE) actors are known as early adopters of emerging technologies. There…
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As Pakistan battles climate change, floods, and governance gaps, groups like TTP, IMP, and IS exploit these crises while using technology. I explore the climate narratives of militants, their transnational approach to the global crisis. For @GNET_research
In our latest Insight, @ImtiazBaluch examines the strategies, narratives, and fundraising efforts used during the recent flooding events in Pakistan by militants seeking to exploit the state’s governance weaknesses amid growing climate vulnerabilities.
Online gaming is increasingly becoming an avenue for extremists. Extremists of various ideologies, including right-wing and jihadists, are exploited elements of video games to spread propaganda. Insights via @GNET_research
Today, Alessandro Bolpagni and Eleonora Ristuccia discuss the return of the Electronic Horizon Foundation to the Islamic State information environment by analysing its most recent propaganda material and potential explanations for its re-emergence.