This report analyzes the strength of ISIS’s network on Facebook using online network measurement tools and uncovers the myriad of ways in which IS operates on Facebook.

The international conference on terrorism, "What threats and challenges after the fall of the Caliphate?" was held at the Ecole militaire on November 7, 2019. It brought together various officials, practitioners and experts from France and beyond.

Der Missbrauch von sozialen Medien und anderen Dienstleistungen im Internet wird spätestens seit dem Erstarken des Islamischen Staates (IS) ab 2014 regelmäßig sowohl in den Medien als auch in Fachliteratur diskutiert. 

Um die Rechte der Nutzer*innen in Sozialen Medien wirklich schützen zu können, muss zunächst nachvollziehbare Transparenz über die angewandten Moderations- und Filtersysteme gegeben sein.

In 2021, the Syrian regime and its Russian and Iranian allies largely controlled the trajectory of the ISIS insurgency in central Syria, also known as the Badia.

ISIS activity in central Syria fluctuated significantly throughout 2022. The year began with a series of moderately high tempo months, reached a historic low in July, and culminated in a renewed steady increase in activity over the last four months of the year.

This year saw three key developments in central Syria, all of which could impact the group’s activities in both central and northeast Syria in 2024.

In March 2020, CEP Germany carried out a sample analysis to test the extent to which YouTube, Facebook and Instagram block “manifestly illegal” terrorist content upon notification.