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The Global Network on Extremism and Technology (GNET) is an academic research initiative backed by @GIFCT_official, a special project delivered by @CSNS_UK.
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    Against the backdrop of the 2026 Iran War, Kye Allen explores accelerationists’ admiration for authoritarian and totalitarian ‘anti-Western’ regimes in the Global South, unpacking its manifestations, core motivational drivers, and points of division.
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    ‘From the Belly of the Beast!��: Militant Accelerationists and the Iran War
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    Aug 21
    In our latest Insight, Nathan Heath examines why terrorist and violent extremist exploitation of frontier AI remains underrepresented in AI risk frameworks, and proposes dedicated red teaming, threat intelligence and governance capacity to close the gap.
    Closing the Gap: Consolidating Terrorist Threat Intelligence in Frontier AI Governance
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    Aug 19
    Today, Dr Ghada Soliman examines how Hezbollah sustains its financial resilience through AQAH, Iranian support, hawala networks, cryptocurrencies and online gambling, and argues that these channels expose gaps in current counter-terror finance frameworks.
    Hezbollah’s Financing Networks:  A Threat Far Beyond Lebanon
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    Aug 17
    Today, Carl Peterson and Harold Chambers examine the growing IS-linked drone instruction ecosystem, tracing how technical guidance is evolving, circulating across platforms and intersecting with a rise in drone-related attack plots.
    From Propaganda to Practice: Instructional Media and the Diffusion of Drone Capabilities in...
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    Aug 12
    Daria Alexe examines how AI could lower barriers to CBRN terrorism. Drawing on chatbot testing and documented extremist activity, she explores how AI may reshape early-stage preparation and what this means for platform governance and counterterrorism.
    From Lab Expertise to Chat Interface: The New Risk of Toxin-Level Attacks
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