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Insights

  • Oct012026

    Reconceptualising Makarenko’s Continuum in the Digital Age: The Case of Hezbollah

    This Insight is part of GNET’s LatAm series, which looks at the crime-terror nexus in Latin America and the implications/risks for…

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  • Sep302026

    Neither Terrorist nor Criminal: How Hybrid Actors Fall Through Platform Moderators

    This Insight is part of GNET’s LatAm series, which looks at the crime-terror nexus in Latin America and the implications/risks for…

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  • Sep292026

    Blurred Lines: The Child Safety Gap in the Crime-Terror Nexus

    This Insight is part of GNET’s LatAm series, which looks at the crime-terror nexus in Latin America and the implications/risks for…

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  • Sep282026

    From Kyiv to Culiacán: How Mexican Cartels Are Adapting Drone Warfare Lessons from Ukraine

    This Insight is part of GNET’s LatAm series, which looks at the crime-terror nexus in Latin America and the implications/risks for…

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  • Sep212026

    Beyond the Ban Hammer: Building Resilience Against Youth Exploitation in Gaming Spaces

    This Insight was published as part of GIFCT’s Working Group on Gaming and Youth (GYWG). GIFCT Working Groups bring together experts…

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  • Sep182026

    The Afterlife of the Tacloban Shooting: Nihilistic Violent Extremism in the Philippines

    On June 22, 2026, two students aged 14 and 15, identified by their aliases “Nash” and “Rod”, opened fire at…

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  • Sep162026

    From Kashmir to Reels: The Localisation of Jihadist Propaganda in Indian Digital Spaces

    Jihadist networks are targeting India by shifting from predominantly Kashmir-centric, Urdu-language long-form content toward Hindi and regional-language short-form videos on…

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  • Sep142026

    “Create, Share, and Support”: How Pro-Islamic State (Is) Supporters Are Exploiting Capcut to Produce and Disseminate ‘No-Brand’ Propaganda Content Online

    Since the advent of the Internet, extremists have exploited digital spaces to produce and spread their propaganda, creating functional online…

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  • Sep102026

    TTP’s Technological Advancement and Pakistan’s Counterterrorism Challenges

    Since the Afghan Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan in 2021, the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has experienced a significant resurgence,…

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  • Sep022026

    Playful Extremism: Unmasking Jihadist Identifiers in Roblox Games Among Minors

    As has long been recognised, terrorist organisations have moved from spreading propaganda through simple websites and forums to using multiple…

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