To effectively combat antisemitism in the aftermath of the 7 October attacks, policy makers should consider implementing a risk-based and disruption-oriented approach. To effectively combat antisemitism in the aftermath of the 7 October attacks, policy makers should consider implementing a risk-based and disruption-oriented approach.

Das Counter Extremism Project (CEP) und die European Foundation for Democracy (EFD) präsentieren eine Handreichung für Lehrer, die sich radikalisierenden Schülern gegenüberstehen sehen.

This publication is a compilation of four different essays that focus on radicalization in Libya. The essays assess the current on-the-ground situation. They identify and analyze patterns and trends as well as specific local and regional developments.

This report is the result of the author’s work on a variety of endeavors with CEP, namely a 2020-21 research project on radical foreign fighters in Ukraine and a project on the transnational connectivity of the Western extreme right.

Since the fall of ISIS’s caliphate, hundreds of European FTFs and their families remain incarcerated in overcrowded, insecure and unsanitary prisons and camps in Syria and Iraq. Nonetheless, there is a broad European resistance to the idea of bringing ‘dangerous traitors’ home.

Following the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan in August 2021, the movement claimed it would take on a more moderate and inclusive approach in their ruling of the country. However, the Taliban announced appointments within their caretaker government that resembled the regime of the 1990s.