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Posts tagged with ‘Asia’

  • May272025

    Inside the Philippine Falangist Front: Online Communities as Enablers of Far-Right Extremism in Southeast Asia

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    Introduction Over the past five years, GNET authors have identified a thriving patchwork of far-right extremist (FRE) online communities based…

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  • May162025

    In Translation: The Digital Growth of Bengali-Language At-Tamkeen Media

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    Introduction  On 15 February 2025, the Bengali-language Islamic State-supportive At-Tamkeen Media Foundation created a room on Element. At-Tamkeen Media is…

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  • Mar272025

    The Great TikTok Migration: Western Extremists Flock to RedNote

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    Introduction  Following the announcement on 15 January that TikTok would be banned in the United States on 19 January 2025,…

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  • Dec192024

    Anime and the Extreme-Right: Otaku Culture and Aesthetics in Extremist Digital Propaganda

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    Introduction If the political tumult of the 2016 and 2020 US presidential elections revealed anything, it’s that digital media and…

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  • Dec092024

    Digital Warfare in Kashmir: Evolving Tactics of Insurgency in the Region

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    Introduction In the Indian region of Kashmir, the battlefield has shifted. No longer confined to guns and grenades, insurgent groups…

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  • Nov282024

    CaliphateTok: How Islamic State (IS) Leverages Social Media in Indonesia and the Power of Counter-Narratives

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    Introduction On 31 July 2024, Indonesia’s Counterterrorism Special Detachment 88 (Densus 88) arrested a suspect in East Java accused of…

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  • Nov182024

    Youth and Adolescent Online Radicalisation: Critical Cases From Singapore

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    Introduction In July 2024, two Singaporeans were issued Restriction Orders under the Internal Security Act (ISA) after having been separately…

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  • Nov112024

    The Women of the Manosphere: Anti-Feminist Women Influencers in South Korea

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    Introduction Much has been written and discussed about the manosphere, or the online community of male supremacist groups and individuals.…

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  • Oct142024

    3D-Printing in Conflict Zones: A Game-Changer?

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    Introduction While 3D printing has largely been used for peaceful purposes in both commercial and engineering applications, it has also…

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  • Oct082024

    Agent Provocateurs: Online Hindutva Groups’ Misinformation Campaign Amid Bangladesh’s Political Crisis

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    Introduction In today’s digital age, falsehoods travel faster than real news and garners instant traction. Through well-curated dis and misinformation…

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