Governments make truly impressive claims in their counterterrorism campaigns, but can these numbers be trusted?
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When book burnings lead to terrorism
When freedom of speech and expression intersects with the burning of holy books there is a connection to terrorism threats
When it comes to terrorism, how much does the public deserve to know? More than you might think!
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How long can terrorist threats last?
Terrorists seem to have long memories: they can target people that piss them off for an extended period of time
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Is Al Shabaab really on the way out?
Are government claims that terrorist groups are on the verge of defeat credible or is this just wishful thinking?
The ‘T’ word – terrorism – is used everywhere to describe a wide variety of actors and actions, but is it used wisely?
Chinese interference in Canadian elections has led to a storm of dialogue in Canada and demonstrates the government’s inability to use intelligence.
Canadian courts have an unfortunate tendency to not take terrorism seriously and treat it appropriately. How can we change this?
Why is it that a series of Canadian governments is incapable to take what their intelligence agencies tell them about national security threats?
Canada appoints an Islamophobia ‘czar’, convinced that it is all too ‘prevalent’. But who are the real Islamophobes? Spoiler alert: not who you may think.