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Community 5 months ago

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Evi Tampakatu: Building peace from a ‘dangerous’ Poso hamlet

In an isolated community of former terrorists and their families, one woman is breaking the stigma with empathy.

Academia 6 months ago

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AI and the evolution of terrorism tactics

With the help of chatbots or fabricated online personas, AI can generate personalized messages and simulate human interaction to influence and radicalize vulnerable individuals.

Academia 8 months ago

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End of JI: Reckoning with the past, rethinking the future

Social media, gaming platforms, encrypted apps and increasingly, generative artificial intelligence tools are now the frontlines of radicalization.

Americas 8 months ago

Trump bans nationals from 12 countries, citing security concerns

US President Donald Trump signed a proclamation on Wednesday banning the nationals of 12 countries from entering the United States, saying the move was needed to protect against "foreign terrorists" and other security threats.

Academia 8 months ago

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Cyberterrorism: The new face of extremism targeting youth

In 2023, 96.9 percent of terrorism-related arrests involved individuals of productive age (18–55 years old), with 11.9 percent falling within the young adult bracket of 18–27 years old, according to BNPT.

Academia 9 months ago

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Amid the tension: A demand for free Balochistan

The ongoing plight of the Baloch people has prompted organizations to formally appeal to the United Nations, urging immediate intervention in the humanitarian crisis in Baluchistan.

Asia & Pacific 9 months ago

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India-Pakistan conflict a bilateral matter, no need for international mediation

Many claims have been made by the United States about settling other disputes, such as in the Middle East and in Ukraine, but there has been no peace there.

Academia 11 months ago

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JI: The art of disbandment and the politics of 'wait-and-see'

Indonesia’s legal system does not prohibit former terrorists from running for office, and some JI members have already tried to enter local politics.

Politics 1 year ago

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National Police to bring home ex-Jamaah Islamiyah members from Syria, Philippines

The National Police's counterterrorism unit Densus 88 has announced a plan to repatriate 26 former members of Jamaah Islamiyah (JI) from Syria and the Philippines after the terror group's leaders announced its disbandment in June.

Archipelago 1 year ago

Densus 88 arrests three terrorist suspects in Central Sulawesi

Densus 88 and the Central Sulawesi Police apprehended three suspected terrorists in Palu city and Tojo Una-Una regency, Central Sulawesi, who are believed to be linked to the Eastern Indonesia Mujahidin (MIT) network.

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PREMIUM Evi Tampakatu: Building peace from a ‘dangerous’ Poso hamlet

PREMIUM AI and the evolution of terrorism tactics

PREMIUM End of JI: Reckoning with the past, rethinking the future

Trump bans nationals from 12 countries, citing security concerns

PREMIUM Cyberterrorism: The new face of extremism targeting youth

PREMIUM Amid the tension: A demand for free Balochistan

PREMIUM India-Pakistan conflict a bilateral matter, no need for international mediation

PREMIUM JI: The art of disbandment and the politics of 'wait-and-see'

PREMIUM National Police to bring home ex-Jamaah Islamiyah members from Syria, Philippines