The Proud Boys and the Base are now illegal in New Zealand Brian Phillips - July 25, 2022 Designating these two white-supremacist groups as terrorist organizations will have global consequences
How ‘great replacement’ theory led to the Buffalo mass shooting Michael Feola - May 24, 2022 The conspiracy theory’s internal logic encourages the dangerous belief that a threatened White nation can be saved only through violence against its perceived enemies
Five things to know about Jacinda Ardern’s trip to the U.S. this week Nina Hall - May 23, 2022 New Zealand’s prime minister is eager for a trade deal — and wants to discuss online extremism
Jacinda Ardern’s pandemic leadership will probably win her a second term in New Zealand Nina Hall - October 16, 2020 But the next government won’t find it easy to balance relations with the U.S. and China.
Looking back at the Middle East’s 2019: Surprises from Trump, Saudi power moves, protests and more Stephanie Dahle - December 29, 2019 Here are 5 takeaways.
Terrorism does increase with immigration — but only homegrown, right-wing terrorism Richard J. McAlexander - July 17, 2019 That includes the attacker who killed German politician Walter Lübcke for his pro-refugee policies, the Christchurch mosque shooting, and more
Shut down social media if you don’t like terrorism? Joshua Tucker - April 23, 2019 Sri Lanka’s social media ban after the Easter bombings may have many unintended consequences.
Right-wing terrorism and violence may actually have declined Jacob Aasland Ravndal - April 1, 2019 Here’s why the way it’s measured matters.
Christchurch and the rise of the far right Peter R. Neumann - March 18, 2019 Here are some factors fueling far-right terrorism.
The Christchurch shooting suspect comes from an extreme online culture Henry Farrell - March 15, 2019 People gather at a vigil for Christchurch shooting victims at