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With a new government sworn in yesterday in Canada, there is an added impetus to do CVE (countering violent extremism) in this country. We used to do it, and do it well, until a few – ahem unfortunate – phrases were dropped over the past year by certain government officials. We can now set that […]
A slow week in terrorism with only six attacks and few mass casualty ones. Again, not a single far right attack anywhere, a trend that is continuing.
The perception that violence and extremism are the rise and getting worse, especially far right terrorism, may not be accurate.
Islamist terrorists once again dominate globally in Africa, Asia and even Europe: nary a single far right attack or any other motivation
Predictions of a ‘rise’ in far right terrorism have been making the rounds for several years and been found wanting: is it time to admit that jihadis still rule the terrorism roost?
Global terrorism trends showed no change in the second week of January with jihadi violence again dominant and no sign of far right attacks
The accepted narrative in the West these days is that the greatest terrorist threat stems from the far right, no longer jihadis. But does it?
In a world where everyone has concluded that the only threat to the West comes from the ‘far right’, a series of stabbings in New Zealand reminds us this is not 100% accurate.
Borealis is joined by Barbara Perry, Canadian academic who specialises on the far right as to what it all means and what we can expect moving forward.
Far right terrorism may indeed be ‘on the rise’ – or is it? In any event this form of political violence is a mere shadow of its Islamist cousin