- Prof. Catherine Bouko
How Salafi-Jihadists Circumvent Facebook’s Community Standards With Mythical and Eudaimonic Content
Read moreIn November 2019, the European Union celebrated a small victory: over 26,000 items of self-proclaimed Islamic State (IS)-supporting content, as…
- Dr. Gerard Gill
Conspiracism, Extremism and the Battle Over Sacred Values
Read moreOn 24 July 2021 in Australia, against the backdrop of a city and state sinking further into crisis, a rally…
- Linda Schlegel
Let’s Talk about Games, Baby: Extremist Use of Gaming (-Adjacent) Platforms
Read moreIn 2020, the EU Counter-Terrorism Coordinator issued a warning that extremists are increasingly present in digital gaming spaces and in…
- Meili Criezis
Erstwhile Allies and Community Convergence: A Preliminary Study of Online Interactions Between Salafi-Jihadists and White Supremacists
Read moreRecent research has begun to explore the overlaps and interactions between Salafi-jihadist and white supremacist movements and their supporters. Examining…
- Julien Bellaiche
Connecting the Fringes: Neo-Nazi Glorification of Salafi-Jihadi Representations Online
Read moreOn 1 April 2021, the French security service of the Direction Générale de la Sécurité Intérieure (DGSI) received an urgent…
- Kabir Taneja
From ‘Night Letters’ to the Internet: Propaganda, the Taliban and the Afghanistan Crisis
Read moreThe fast-unfolding crisis in Afghanistan, spearheaded by the Taliban’s territorial juggernaut and the fall of Kabul, also became a significant…
- Manuel Ricardo Torres-Soriano
‘Hard Platforms’ vs ‘Friendly Platforms’: Understanding Jihadist Activism on the Internet
Read moreOur understanding of how the Internet has fostered terrorist activism is conditioned by an important bias that affects the robustness…
- Brune Descamps
The Jihadist of Rambouillet’s Facebook Account
Read moreOn 23 April 2021, Tunisia-born Jamel Gorchene murdered civil servant Stéphanie Monfermé at the police station in Rambouillet, 45 kilometers…
- Miron Lakomy
Mapping the Turkestan Islamic Party’s Online Propaganda Networks
Read moreThe Turkestan Islamic Party (TIP) is considered the most prominent Salafi-jihadist terrorist organisation that originates from China. While it aims…
- Héni Nsaibia
The Digital Transformations of Al-Qaeda and Islamic State in the Battle Against Online Propaganda
Read moreIn the face of repeated Europol-led crackdowns, and frequent flagging of content by the EU Internet Referral Unit (EU IRU),…
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