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Throughout 2025, we have witnessed the rapid evolution of fundraising tactics used by violent extremist…
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The Horn of Africa – a region encompassing Ethiopia, Somalia, Eritrea, and Djibouti – has…
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Indonesia’s massive gaming market, led by Mobile Legends, Free Fire, and PUBG Mobile, generates billions…
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Kye AllenBuilding Community, Spreading Hate: Extremism, Hate, and Arma 3
Following the 2019 Christchurch massacre, 4chan users allegedly showcased their efforts to replicate and roleplay…
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In early June 2025, anti-migrant violence exploded in Northern Ireland following the alleged sexual assault…
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Ashreet Acharya maps the evolution of fundraising tactics used by VEOs across #SouthAsia. He draws on recent open-source case studies to analyse how extremist actors misuse cryptocurrency, crowdfunding platforms, and digital payment apps.
In our latest Insight, Cara Rau examines the emergence of a new IS-supportive outlet on #Element. She examines the group’s online activity to determine their main goals and provides recommendations on how to effectively counter their messaging.
Community-building is an intrinsic and highly positive feature of games like #Arma. Yet, extremist actors, in conjunction with the capacity to modify the game, can lead it astray.
Kye Allen explores the Arma gaming series and these associated challenges.
Today, our latest Insight explores how social media platforms have contributed to the rise of violent extreme-right activity in Ireland, with a focus on the use of arson as a key offline tactic.