CEP Germany

Events

The Taliban’s Takeover in Afghanistan – Effects on Global Terrorism

Events

Februar 28, 2023

The Taliban’s Takeover in Afghanistan – Effects on Global Terrorism

CEP-KAS Webinar

Combating the Financing of Violent Extremism – Challenges and Opportunities

Events

Februar 8, 2023

Combating the Financing of Violent Extremism – Challenges and Opportunities

CEP-EER Webinar

Foreign Fighters in Ukraine

Events

Januar 20, 2023

Book Presentation by Kacper Rekawek: "Foreign Fighters in Ukraine"

CEP Webinar

Fighting Extremism and Terrorism on Social Media Platforms

Events

Dezember 13, 2022

Fighting Extremism and Terrorism on Social Media Platforms: The Possibilities and Limitations of the EU’s Digital Services Act

CEP-DGAP Hybrid Panel Discussion

CEP Webinar: The Repatriation And Prosecution Of Alleged European ISIS Affiliates | Sofia Koller

Events

Dezember 7, 2022

A New Momentum – The Repatriation and Prosecution of Alleged European ISIS Affiliates

CEP Webinar

raqqa

Events

Oktober 17, 2022

Back from Raqqa – The Prosecution of Returnees in Germany and France

CEP Webinar
 

Current Terrorism Threat Posed By ISIS And al-Qaeda

Events

September 22, 2022

The Current Terrorism Threat Posed By ISIS And al-Qaeda

CEP Webinar
 

Die Frauen, die aus Syrien zurückkommen. Strafverfolgung von IS-Rückkehrerinnen in Deutschland

Events

August 31, 2022

Die Frauen, die aus Syrien zurückkommen. Strafverfolgung von IS-Rückkehrerinnen in Deutschland

CEP Webinar
 

Western Extremists and The Russian Invasion of Ukraine In 2022

Events

Juni 20, 2022

Western Extremists and The Russian Invasion of Ukraine In 2022

CEP Webinar

Extremist Foreign Fighters Traveling to Ukraine: Security Risks and Mitigation Measures

Events

April 5, 2022

Extremist Foreign Fighters Traveling to Ukraine: Security Risks and Mitigation Measures

CEP Webinar

Daily Dose

Extremists: Their Words. Their Actions.

Fact:

On May 8, 2019, Taliban insurgents detonated an explosive-laden vehicle and then broke into American NGO Counterpart International’s offices in Kabul. At least seven people were killed and 24 were injured.

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