European Eye on Radicalization (EER) : is a platform that brings together analysts, scholars, and practitioners from all over the world to examine issues around radicalization and extremism affecting Europe. We intend to provide insights for both experts in the field and the general public to enhance knowledge so that discussion and debate in Europe about how to proceed on difficult issues, such as terrorism, can take place on a better-informed basis
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European Eye on Radicalization (EER) : is a platform that brings together analysts, scholars, and practitioners from all over the world to examine issues around radicalization and extremism affecting Europe. We intend to provide insights for both experts in the field and the general public to enhance knowledge so that discussion and debate in Europe about how to proceed on difficult issues, such as terrorism, can take place on a better-informed basis
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April 28, 2023
Assessing the threat from the Islamic State in Afghanistan
<p>Joining EER on the podcast is <strong>Dr. Antonio Giustozzi,</strong> a Senior Research Fellow in the Terrorism and Conflict program at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) in London. The discussion covers the origins of the Islamic State’s branch in Afghanistan, the Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP); how ISIS at the “centre” played on cleavages in Afghanistan and specifically the Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan (TTP or “Pakistani Taliban”) to establish itself; the evolution of ISKP in the years since; the relationship of ISKP to the Salafist communities in Afghanistan; the ISKP-Taliban war; the condition of ISKP since the NATO withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021; and the reality of ISKP’s international terrorism threat.</p>
April 21, 2023
What Should Western Governments Do About Islamic State Foreign Fighters?
<p><strong>Phil Gurski</strong>, the President of Borealis Threat and Risk Consulting and a Distinguished Fellow in National Security at the University of Ottawa’s Professional Development Institute (PDI), who was previously a senior strategic analyst at the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) for fifteen years, spoke to the EER podcast about the legal and political issues for Western states in bringing their citizens who joined the Islamic State (ISIS) home. </p> <p><br></p> <p>Gurski documents the context of foreign fighters and the associated issues of domestic terrorism, specifically in Canada, over the last few decades, which includes not only ISIS but the Sikh extremists of the Khalistan Movement and Al-Qaeda. The security risks of bringing ISIS returnees back and the political resistance is discussed, plus the difficulties in securing prosecutions if they are brought back to their countries of origin. How to handle children taken to the ISIS “caliphate”, online radicalisation, deradicalisation, jihadists in prisons, and the interface between intelligence and the legal system were also examined.</p>
March 3, 2023
How Terrorists Use Cryptocurrency and What We Should Do About It
<p>Dr. Hans-Jakob Schindler, the Senior Director of the Counter Extremism Project (CEP), spoke with EER on this episode of the podcast about the use of cryptocurrency and related technologies by terrorists and other malign actors.<br> <br> Dr. Schindler began by describing what cryptocurrency is: the philosophy that underpins it, its origins, and how it has become more popular over time. He then went on to describe why crypto is used—the advantages it provides—and how it is used by groups like the Islamic State (ISIS) and Iran’s Hezbollah to move money, even in states where the technological infrastructure would not seem to support it. There is an interaction between crypto and the older hawala system, which Dr. Schindler explained. The use of crypto by outlaw states such as Russia and North Korea to circumvent sanctions was also touched upon. The regulation of the crypto space was discussed in detail: the resistance of the industry, the steps already taken by the U.S. and E.U., and what else could be done, as well as the potential adaptations terrorists will adopt in the future.</p>
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