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4/5 Third: greater European capacity does not mean security independence.
The EU can strengthen surveillance, screening and reinforcement. It cannot fully reproduce third-country intelligence, territorial access or investigative authority.
The goal should be selective de-risking.
5/5 The answer is not a new CT regime for migration emergencies.
It is a more shock-adaptive system: preserve CT discrimination, reinforce earlier, protect shared processing capacity, and stress-test non-substitutable external dependencies.
Read the report 👇
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AQ global leader Sayf al-Adl is based in Tehran and collaborating with the Iranian authorities. They brought about a truce between AQAP and the #Houthis as well as an alliance between the Houthis and AQ’s Somali affiliate Al-Shabab. So expect coordinated attacks on Yemeni forces.
Coincidence or orchestrated?
AQAP expert @MohamedBinFisal reports clashes between Al-Qaeda militants and Yemeni government forces in the Khawrah area of Shabwah governorate, with reports of fatalities. The fighting comes as Houthi forces intensify their military offensive against the governorate.
New CEP report: Beyond Border Control: Europe’s Migration Response and Counterterrorism Blind Spots After Ceuta
After Ceuta, Europe is planning to better manage border pressure. But is it equally preparing to manage its security consequences?
Authored by Dr. Juncal Fernández-Garayzabal @JunFGG
Full report👇
counterextremism.com/sites/d…
The Dutch Extreme Left: Violence, Connections, and Unanswered Questions
How significant is the threat posed by the Dutch violent extreme left?
In the latest installment of CEP's European series, Berrie Hanselman and Alexander Ritzmann examine:
➡️ Documented assaults, intimidation, property attacks, and sabotage.
➡️ The activities of Palestine Action NL and Samidoun Netherlands.
➡️ Transnational connections involving the UK, Syria, and Ukraine.
➡️ Major gaps in identifying perpetrators, networks, and operational coordination.
➡️ Dutch authorities assess the threat from serious left-wing extremist violence as limited. Our analysis examines what the available evidence reveals—and where important questions remain unanswered.
Read Part 6 of CEP's Europe's Violent Extreme Left series👇
Europe’s Violent Extreme Left — Part 6: The Case of the Netherlands — Violence, Connections, and Unanswered Questions
counterextremism.com/blog/eu…
#ViolentExtremism #Netherlands #ExtremismResearch #SecurityPolicy @alexRitzmann @BerrieHanselman
ALT Source: Umbrellafighter, WikiMedia Commons
"In recent years most terrorist organizations, particularly al-Qaeda and the Islamic State, have changed their tactics."
"Instead of sending people to Europe to carry out attacks—training them abroad, bringing them in, and then deploying them there—they recruit individuals already in Europe, through social media and messaging platforms. They radicalize them, train them, and then these individual attackers or small groups carry out the attacks."
Dr Hans-Jakob Schindler @CEPschindler via @Libero_official
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What role did Europe's extreme left play in the October riots in France and Italy?
CEP examines documented violent participation, attempts to influence demonstrations, public support for confrontation, and allegations about wider networks.
New analysis by Alexander Ritzmann @alexRitzmann 👇
counterextremism.com/blog/wh…
ALT Jorge Jaramillo · CC BY-SA 4.0
Two years after the death of Yahya Sinwar, CEP's report assesses the life and terrorist activities of the former Hamas leader, a key figure behind the October 7, 2023 attacks on Israel.
Explore CEP’s profile of Sinwar, his rise through Hamas and his role in the organisation’s political and military operations.
Read profile👇
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"The Iranian regime does not care about the Iranian people and their economic suffering...Their strategy is to ensure that the leadership can preserve itself."
Dr Hans-Jakob Schinder @CEPschindler via @AlQahera_News
Full interview👇
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What was once the home of Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Höss is now a place dedicated to confronting hatred and extremism.
This new article explores how ARCHER at House 88 is transforming a site associated with genocide into a centre for education, research and action against contemporary extremism and antisemitism.
It is an initiative in the spirit of the words of Auschwitz survivor Marian Turski: “Do not be indifferent.”
@ARCHERatHouse88 via @faznet
Read article here👇
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Credit where credit is due. I have been critical of the government on many points. But this is a good policy.
Extremists convicted of preaching anti-Semitic hate will be automatically banned from running charities.
Under plans announced by the Government, anyone convicted of a hate-related offence will be disqualified from acting as a charity trustee or senior manager.
🔗 telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…
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Preserving Memory in Będzin and Łagisza
On Monday October 12, representatives of ARCHER at House 88 participated in a Day of Remembrance organised by the Rutka Laskier Foundation in Będzin, southern Poland.
The commemorations included the unveiling of two important memorial sites dedicated to preserving the history of the Jewish community and the victims of Nazi persecution.
The first ceremony took place at the site of the former Jewish cemetery in Będzin, where a new Wall of Remembrance was unveiled to honour those whose lives were lost during the Holocaust and to preserve the memory of the city’s Jewish past.
The second ceremony took place in Łagisza, where a new educational memorial plaque was unveiled, documenting the history of Lagischa, a subcamp of Auschwitz.
ARCHER at House 88 was proud to contribute to the creation of this plaque, helping to ensure that the history of the prisoners and the Nazi concentration camp system remains visible and accessible to future generations.
We extend our sincere appreciation to the Rutka Laskier Foundation and everyone involved in these important initiatives.
Every place of remembrance matters. Every forgotten story deserves to be told.
#ARCHER #House88 #RutkaLaskier #Będzin #Łagisza #Auschwitz #HolocaustRemembrance #JewishHeritage
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A useful, detailed discussion of recent developments and the issues they raise
“This is an orchestrated strategy by Iran and the Axis of Resistance.”
Former UK Ambassador to Yemen Edmund Fitton-Brown analyzes the Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and the strategic importance of its energy routes.
@EFittonBrown
"Following another Houthi attack on the airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, security expert Hans-Jakob Schindler assesses the situation and explains why the militia from Yemen is escalating the conflict right now."
@CEPschindler via @welt
welt.de/politik/ausland/vide…
📣 Extremist Content Online: ISIS Celebrates U.S. Withdrawal from Iraq
In this week’s issue:
➡️ ISIS Activity Roundup
➡️ ISIS Al-Naba Editorial Celebrates U.S. Withdrawal from Iraq, Proclaims New Era of Fighting
➡️ Pro-ISIS Channels on Element Share Poisons Guide
➡️ Leader of Neo-Nazi Group Celebrates Large Number of Views on X Post
➡️ On Telegram, Neo-Nazis Post About Arrest of Alleged Accelerationist Forum Administrator
➡️ Polish Active Club Promotes New T-Shirt Brand on Telegram
➡️ Eighth Issue of Neo-Nazi Prison Outreach Newsletter Released
➡️ White Supremacist Fight Network Releases New Video
Read full report👇
counterextremism.com/press/e…
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This is exactly right. I argued it throughout my tenure as UK Ambassador for Yemen. The Houthis could’ve been defeated 7 years ago, driven out of Hodeidah & land-locked in the northern highlands. The weakness of the international community has inflicted this current mess upon us.
Saudi Arabia Has Few Options as Houthis Aim at Heart of Its Ambitions.
What I take away from this: we should have helped the Saudis win — not demanded an end to their war. Flawed and messy as it was.
nytimes.com/2026/10/11/world…
