in the UKA man has been arrested in London who is believed to be linked to the alleged plot to attack the RAF base at FairfordHowever, the new arrest appears to lend further credence to the theory that the incident may have been linked to the regime in Tehran. A second man, a 26-year-old British national, was questioned as a suspect but was not arrested1 OCT 26
Online hate and where to find itThis is why “potential terrorists are getting younger and younger”The latest large-scale operation by the police concerns 14 minors out of a group of 17. “We must no longer be surprised by their age, nor by the fact that jihadism intersects with neo-Nazism: it is time to adopt a hybrid approach to monitoring too,” says analyst Garofalo.byFrancesco Gottardi25 SEP 26
MAGAZINETerrorists: the forbidden term. This is how evil becomes a side effect of historyFrom television to newspapers, the media whitewash them with euphemisms. The result is a story rewritten in reverse. No longer is it the action that leads to tragedy, but rather the tragedy that, retrospectively, gives rise to a noble cause byGiulio Meotti21 SEP 26
the fight against terrorismThe Naza of the Skies: the story of a foiled massacreThe Israeli unit accused in the film prevented “Australia’s 9/11”. Kuperwasser speaks outbyGiulio Meotti16 SEP 26
terrorists who are no longer terroristsAn Italian foreign fighter calls for rehabilitation: “Al Sharaa gets it, but not me?”Interview with Stefano Costantini, a former member of the Syrian president’s militia: “I want the same rights as him”byLuca Gambardella19 AUG 26
Attempts to eliminateThe Iranian threat has always been very real, directed against Trump and othersFrom the first warnings from Israeli intelligence about a possible plot to assassinate the US president to the ploy to conceal his departure from Ankara. The campaign against him is an act of revenge, but the threats facing America (and the West) are structuralbyGiulia Pompili12 AUG 26
The pointEverything you need to know about the arrest in Como of a jihadist propagandist (and his network)The overlap between jihadism and neo-Nazi circles. And the line beyond which curiosity about extremism becomes ideological alignment. What the Como documents reveal7 AUG 26
In ComoSixteen-year-old arrested on terrorism charges: he was spreading jihadist and neo-Nazi propagandaThe minor, who had no previous criminal record, was sharing material about ISIS and white supremacist content online. A video containing instructions for making a homemade explosive device was also found7 AUG 26
the interviewAll obstacles to the handover of Hezbollah and Hamas’s weaponsFor the first time since 7 October, the Middle East is facing a scenario that, until a few months ago, seemed unrealistic: the simultaneous disarmament of the main Iranian-backed militias. Amit Segal, an expert on Israeli politics, presenter on Channel 12 and columnist for Israel HaYom, speaks outbyFiammetta Martegani6 AUG 26
the interview“The No Tav movement is terrorism. But the judiciary has turned a blind eye.” Says Public Prosecutor Padalino“The acts of violence at the Chiomonte construction site constitute terrorism. The relevant prevention and enforcement measures must be applied,” says Andrea Padalino, a former public prosecutor in Turin. “The judiciary has shown itself to be too weak and ideological”byErmes Antonucci28 JUL 26