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Study Links Suicide Terrorism to Religious Radicalisation and Socioeconomic Pressures
Suicide terrorism thrives where radical ideology meets poverty and despair, creating a deadly cycle that feeds on faith and fear.
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“Thoughts and Prayers” (Again): Why People Often Deny Danger Even When the Signs Are Clear
People often minimise the threat of extremism because psychological biases make comfort feel safer than confronting uncomfortable truths.
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Largest Study on Muslim Prisoners Clarifies the Nature of Islamic Extremism in Europe
In a new study, researchers Matthew L. N. Wilkinson and Muzammil Quraishi shed light on the elusive concept of “extremism”, particularly within the context of Islam in prisons.
A recent study by Laura Tampe and Rebecca Bondü from the Psychologische Hochschule Berlin has highlighted critical insights into the phenomenon of “leaking” prior to Islamist terrorist attacks in Germany.
The weaponisation of digital media by extremist groups presents a significant threat to national security.
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The Importance of a Strong Home Front – What We Can Learn From the October 7th Attack in Israel
by David Radarby David RadarThe world watches as stomach-turning images continue to pour in from Israel, from the heinous attack that was carried out on 7th October 2023.
This alarming data was gathered between 7th–10th October, by the Antisemitism Cyber Monitoring System (ACMS), according to a report by Jerusalem Post.
Terrorism is a complex phenomenon with no single root cause.
Support for extremist groups such the Proud Boys and Antifa was generally lower than rates derived from previous representative surveys.
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Belief in Infinite Afterlife Could Influence End-of-Life Decisions in Suicide Bombers, Martyrs, and Self-Immolators
Suicide bombings have been on the rise since the 9/11 attacks, according to a 2016 report by the University of Chicago.
Early online support for the Boogaloos followed the same mathematical pattern as Isis.
With the constant threat of terrorism, people may feel fearful about death when going about their business.