Will it ever be possible for us to determine to any degree of certainty that a terrorist has fully abandoned the violent ideology that made him one?
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So, what is it like to cover terrorism for one of the world’s leading dailies? In this episode, Borealis has a chat with New York Times reporter Eric Schmitt.
An ISIS-inspired man drove a car into a crowd on the grounds of Ohio State University, wounding 11 before he was killed by police in November 2016
One sure sign that someone is become radicalised, perhaps violently so, is their rejection of democracy.
The Taliban were responsible for two November 2005 suicide attacks in Kabul that targeted NATO soldiers: nine people died in the incidents.
Both violence in general and terrorist violence in particular are declining but most people seem to consider these facts counterintuitive.
ISIS terrorists shot dead 52 people in a public school in Mosul in November 2016 during the ‘Battle of Mosul.
IS in the Sinai claimed the bombing of an Egyptian airliner that resulted in the deaths of all 225 passengers in October 2015.
How easy is it to tell whether a ‘former’ terrorist is no longer one?
Islamist extremists beheaded three Christian schoolgirls in Indonesia in October 2005 and wounded a fourth severely.