This study seeks to foster a better understanding of the transnational nexus between right-wing extremism/terrorism and organized crime and to encourage cooperation between relevant government agencies and civil society organizations.

This report summarizes a CEP webinar supported by the Federal Foreign Office of Germany.

At the end of 2010, Tunisia witnessed the beginning of the Arab Spring, and the country soon commenced its transition to democracy. This report discusses how Tunisia works towards a democratic future in the face of radicalization and terrorism as well as socio-economic problems.

The U.K. government’s Department for Digital, Media, Culture, and Sport and Home Office jointly published the Online Harms White Paper in April 2019. CEP submitted its responses to several of the White Paper’s consultation questions.

This report is part of a multi-year study of ISIS’s ongoing insurgency in central Syria, including an analysis of attacks against civilians, who have been regularly targeted in the Badia.

The report examines a strand of Islamist violence motivated by perceived acts of blasphemy, its evolution, and the paradoxical responses to both perceived insults and violent responses.

The security situation in large parts of West Africa is deteriorating rapidly, accompanied by an authoritarian turn following recent coups. This policy paper addresses the question of what options remain, by examining the current security and political context, exploring previous and contemporary regional responses, and

This paper analyzes the structure of JNIM, how it is financed, and how its various groups operate jointly. It also identifies potential challenges that may arise from expanded JNIM activity from Mali and Burkina Faso.

This paper expands on the role of transnational organized crime and its use in West Africa to support these terror networks financially.

This paper analyzes the interplay between JNIM, ISWAP, and ISGS with terrorist groups in North, West-Central, Eastern, and Southern Africa.