The American far right is not a monolith but a convoluted landscape encompassing an array of movements and causes, writes Dr Mark Pitcavage in his report published by the Program on Extremism at George Washington University. Keep Reading
The demographics of the convicted terrorists studied were almost identical to the apolitical prison population in the U.S. Keep Reading
One media group also depicted a partially crumbling statue and five "planes falling to earth" over the city. Keep Reading
Despite its territorial losses, the so-called Islamic State group still commands a number of branches worldwide and continues to inspire thousands of dispersed supporters around the world who proclaim their support for the group online. But a new Europol study reveals that 2018 took its toll on the group’s digital presence. Keep Reading
A report by Maja Touzari Greenwood takes a look at what happens to returning foreign fighters. Specifically, it focuses on six former foreign fighters on their return to Denmark after having fought with jihadist militias in the Middle East. Keep Reading
Most political activism occurs within social norms and the democratic consensus, but a minority mobilize in a consciously perilous manner. When this is premised upon sacred values, one may be said to be behaviorally radicalized. Keep Reading
A database at the Program on Extremism has identified nearly a dozen Americans known to be in custody in places such as Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia and Turkey. Keep Reading
The project will examine the far-right extremism movement in Quebec through media research and interviews with experts and activists. The results will support local organizations and police services to better counter the growing movement in the province. Keep Reading
Adopting the look, feel, and familiar themes of video games speaks in an engrossing way to the group that ISIS and their imitators are trying to reach. Keep Reading
Adversaries are able to use materials like fertilizer, paint remover, car batteries, and airbag initiators to create IEDs. Keep Reading
