May, 2024

• 8 May

  The Radicalization (and Counter-radicalization) Potential of Artificial Intelligence

  

  On a frosty Christmas morning in 2021, armed with the overconfidence of youth and a loaded crossbow, 19-year-old Jaswant Singh Chail made his way to Windsor Castle ready to assassinate Queen Elizabeth II. Swiftly arrested by police, Chail claimed he wanted to kill the Queen as revenge for the 1919 …

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• 8 May

  IntelBrief: Axis of Resistance Continues its Battle

  

  Bottom Line Up Front Iran and its partners in the so-called “Axis of Resistance” have suffered some setbacks but continue their battle to undermine Israel’s war effort in Gaza.Israeli, U.S., and allied officials have not yet centered on a formula to establish lasting deterrence against any members of the Axis, …

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• 8 May

  Iran’s Dangerous New Terror Proxy: Sudan

  

  Iran’s Encirclement of Israel, Control of Red Sea, Almost Complete “What makes the future in this case darker is Sudan’s history of hosting extremists and jihadists from the far right and far left. During the previous regime, Sudan hosted Osama bin Laden, leader of Al-Qaeda, Hamas, Hezbollah, and Carlos the …

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• 8 May

  Antisemitism: The Big Lie Smearing Campus Protesters

  

  Mainstream journalists and politicians have engaged in a campaign of mass slander against U.S. college students protesting the Gaza genocide. Their “antisemitism” Big Lie echoes the racist hate campaigns of the past, inciting hostility toward young people whose only crime is their dedication to justice. A newly published survey provides …

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• 8 May

  Germany’s Youth Moves to the Right

  

  Germany’s youth is moving to the right. It is becoming more conservative, if not reactionary. According to a recent study – Jugend in Deutschland – Germany’s neofascist political party, the AfD is the most popular party among young people below the age of 30 including teenagers and juveniles. And for …

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• 8 May

  US vs. China: Who Really Stands for Peace?

  Thousands of innocent civilians are dying– men, women, children– being bombed to death as they sit in their homes. Thousands of Ukrainian and Russian men have been unwillingly drafted into the military, torn from their families, forced to kill each other, and forced to die. Images and videos of cold-blooded …

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• 8 May

  Elections In North Macedonia Bring Us Back To The Era Of Pjetër Bogdan – OpEd

  

  There is a gap between the expectations from the elections in North Macedonia and the reality in the sphere of geopolitics. North Macedonia should not fall into the trap of ethno-nationalism. Introduction The results of the presidential elections that took place this week in North Macedonia were as expected. In …

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• 8 May

  Albania Sees Rise In Killings, Crime Starting From Toxic Online Content – Analysis

  

  Experts say legislation is needed to address toxic social media content that too often turns into offline violence in Albania, but there are fears authorities will seek again to exploit the issue for political gain. In December last year, a well-known Albanian TikToker posted a video “confessing” that he had …

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• 8 May

  Iran Changes Its Route, Not Its Destination – OpEd

  

  The massive armada of 350 drones, ballistic and cruise missiles, launched by Iran toward Israel in the early hours of April 14, marked a sea-change in the anti-Israel approach the Iranian regime has pursued since its foundation in 1979. Its anti-Israel policy was embedded in the broad strategy known originally …

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• 8 May

  Russia’s Tactical Nuclear Weapons Exercises Are Meant To Deter A NATO Intervention In Ukraine

  

  Everything is moving so fast that nobody can say with confidence exactly what will or won’t happen, but a reminder of each side’s interests as their policymakers conceive them to be can help obtain a better idea of how likely certain scenarios might be. Sputnik reported on Monday that the …

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