There is growing evidence across Europe that terrorist prisoners are successfully deceiving professionals concerned with their rehabilitation. This Discussion Paper provides recommendations on how this risk can be tackled.

This CEP research report analyzes the potential threats affiliated with the largest and fast growing transnational right-wing extremist (RWE/REMVE) combat sports network, called Active Clubs. It explores the objectives, strategies, strengths, and weaknesses of this network, which has spread from the U.S. to Canada and

This paper documents and analyzes the challenges of delivering humanitarian assistance to Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen.

This report examines how the Houthis have subjected religious minorities living in conquered territory to relentless abuse based on radical and intolerant ideology. It focuses on members of the Baha’i and Jewish faiths in Yemen.

This report examines Houthi operations, particularly logistical factors that equipped Houthi rebels to launch volleys of rockets toward Israel. It identifies six critical logistics officers and several companies chiefly responsible for moving these weapons and equipment into Yemen.

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.