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We Need to Move Beyond Bombs and Bullets to Counter Terrorism
Tech platforms are still struggling to curb the spread of terrorist content. Governments must not only support them but also hold them accountable...
Kyrgyzstan follows regional trend, takes Taliban off terrorist list
"It fits with the broader trend of governments in the region and internationally warming up to the idea of having to work with the Taliban," said...
Germany’s Far Right Is in a Panic Over Telegram
“If you're a terrorist or you're an extremist, you're going to follow the path of least resistance, and in this particular case, that probably means...
Telegram CEO's arrest roils far-right users in US
Adam Hadley, founder and executive director of the London-based nonprofit Tech Against Terrorism, noted that Telegram has faced significant...
Five things to know about Telegram, the messaging app in the sights of French authorities
More recently, Telegram has been in the news for its role as a powder keg in the anti-migrant riots in the United Kingdom . The UN-backed...
'Google is not your friend': Search engine's so-called protective measures open door to unprecedented control over society
Created in collaboration with Tech Against Terrorism and the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT), Altitude is touted as the only free,...
In plain sight: Houthi-backed arms dealers in Yemen sell guns, rifles, grenades on X
As a result of the findings, UK-based NGO Tech Against Terrorism issued "an urgent plea" to tech platforms to remove Houthi-affiliated content from...
‘Houthi’ arms dealers using social media to buy and sell weapons
Adam Hadley, the executive director of Tech against Terrorism, a UN-founded anti-extremism group, said: “We are alarmed that a designated terrorist...