Nurrisha IsmailExtremist Nasheeds: Emerging Subcultures and the Cultivation of Radical Online Communities in Southeast Asia
This Insight relies on open-source intelligence to examine how nasheeds – Islamic hymns – are…
Margareta WetchyUndermoderated and Overlooked: Arabic Online Content on the Bondi Beach Attack
Following the heinous attack on members of the Jewish community celebrating Chanukkah on Bondi Beach…
Dr. Robert PelzerWarning Behaviours for Right-Wing Violent Radicalisation on Online Platforms: Conceptual Challenges and Empirical Findings
This Insight draws on data from the RadiGaMe project and is funded by the German…
Ulrike SchwertbergerGroup Dynamics in Far-Right Telegram Communities: A (Worthy) Challenge for Radicalisation Research
This Insight draws on data from the RadiGaMe project and is funded by the German…
Alessandro BolpagniExtremist Content Curation: Moderation Challenges on Pinterest and Means to Move Forward
On 17 October 2025, the Coimisiún na Meán – Ireland’s agency for developing and regulating…
Georgia LalaFrom Confusion to Extremism: How Deepfakes Facilitate Radicalisation
On 14 December 2025, two gunmen opened fire on a public Hanukkah celebration attended by…
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In retrospect on the Bondi Beach attack in December 2025 targeting members of the Jewish community, Dr. Margareta Wetchy and Dr. Omar Mohammed examine two core narratives drawn from selected Arabic-language content on X and TikTok.
New research from the RadiGaMe Project examines accelerationist right-wing communication on Telegram.
Drawing on Project RadiGaMe, @USchwertberger, Simon Greipl, and @_DianaRieger examine how far-right groups on Telegram function as social systems.
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Today, Alessandro Bolpagni and Grazia Ludovica Giardini examine the persistent presence of Islamic State propaganda on Pinterest, and the need for more effective platform-level counter-strategies.