This analysis by ISD shows how extremist sites rely on open source tools and services to evade moderation for hate speech and incitement to violence.
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ISD Germany and the Global Disinformation Index found that German far-right groups and actors are using well-known funding services on their websites.
ISD is pioneering a series of efforts to further explore the intersection between gaming and extremism.
ISD’s Jacob Davey spoke with BBC Click about far-right extremist activity on gaming platforms.
Ahead of the 20th anniversary of 9/11, Eric Rosand writes on the growing role of cities in preventing and countering violent extremism.
This report introduces ISD’s Gaming and Extremism series, exploring how the extreme right uses gaming platforms like Steam, Discord, and Twitch.
The global War on Terror has further fueled extremist discourse around the world, according to ISD’s Moustafa Ayad.
ISD found right-wing content on Twitch but these are sporadic examples and not indicative of systematic use for radicalization or coordination.
An overview of ISD’s upcoming The Future of Extremism series: data-driven, thought-leading analysis and public events on future extremism challenges.
ISD’s CEO, Sasha Havlicek, speaks with Sky News about the global implications of the War on Terror.
