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This Insight was published as part of GIFCT’s Working Group on Addressing Youth Radicalization and…

On 14 August 2025, Thomas Daveson – identified as Thomas D. by the media –…

On 2 October 2025, all eyes turned to the shocking events unfolding at a synagogue…

Pakistan has faced the devastating impacts of climate change in recent years, with flash floods…

In 2020, at the launch of its first “Supporter’s Security Magazine” on the pro-IS Rocket.Chat…

This Insight was published as part of GIFCT’s Working Group on Addressing Youth Radicalization and…
A decade after Brazil’s Operation Hashtag exposed the region’s first ISIS-linked cell, @mariazuppello highlights how today’s decentralised web is accelerating youth radicalisation and enabling new lone actors within the region.
How does Geuzenbond, a Dutch affiliate of the white supremacist Active Club network, use social media to radicalise youth? In our most recent Insight, @pao_la003 addresses this, maps the organisation's growth, and offers targeted P/CVE recommendations.
Following the 2 Oct attack at Heaton Park Synagogue in Manchester, mis/disinformation and violent reactionary content exploded online.
Ella Goldschmied from @VPNderadINT analyses the crucial online 'attention window.'
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
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