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NewsDesk MC May 26, 2026May 26, 2026 australia, Australian Government, counterterrorism, daesh, extremism, foreign fighters, Home Affairs, intelligence agencies, isis, law enforcement, Melbourne, national security, northeast Syria, repatriation, Roj Camp, Sydney, syria, Temporary Exclusion Orders, Tony Burke, Yazidi Community

Australia Prepares for Return of 19 Citizens Linked to Daesh Camps in Syria

Melbourne-Australia is preparing for the return of 19 women and children linked to the Daesh militant group from detention camps

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NewsDesk MC May 8, 2026May 8, 2026 acetic acid, assault case, civil rights, congressional security, Democratic lawmaker, donald trump, extremism, federal court, guilty plea, ICE, ilhan omar, immigration crackdown, justice department, law enforcement, Minneapolis, Minnesota, political violence, politics, refugee politician, Somali American, town hall attack, U.S. Congress, united states

Vinegar Assault Guilty Plea Jolts Capitol Security Debate

Washington — A Minnesota man pleaded guilty on Thursday to assaulting Democratic U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar during a January town

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NewsDesk MC April 16, 2026April 16, 2026 bomb plot, counterterrorism, criminal charges, daesh, domestic security, extremism, failed attack, federal court, Gracie Mansion, ISIS inspired attack, law enforcement, Manhattan court, material support charges, new york, protest violence, radicalization, TATP explosives, terrorism, us justice system, US prosecutors, weapon of mass destruction

U.S. teens plead not guilty in alleged Daesh-inspired bomb plot outside NYC mayor’s residence

New York — Two teenagers accused of attempting a Daesh-inspired bombing outside New York City’s mayoral residence pleaded not guilty

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NewsDesk MC April 11, 2026April 11, 2026 child exploitation, citizenship debate, counterterrorism, deradicalisation, digital radicalisation, European Court of Human Rights, extremism, human rights law, isis, media narratives, national security, online grooming, post-conflict recovery, prison system, probation monitoring, propaganda, radicalisation, rehabilitation, Shamima Begum, social reintegration, Syria conflict, terrorism charges, UK law, war zones

From Radicalisation to Reintegration: A British Woman’s Account of Extremism, Justice and Recovery

“I think I’m my own knight in shining armour. I don’t need anyone to save me any more. I saved

NewsDesk MC March 28, 2026 behavioural change, community engagement, digital ecosystems, digital literacy, echo chambers, education policy, extremism, identity crisis, intervention strategies, media studies, mental health, Misinformation, online algorithms, online communities, prevention programs, public policy, radicalisation, social cohesion, social media influence, societal impact, youth counselling, youth development, youth empowerment, youth psychology

How extremism shapes young minds: voices from the frontlines of prevention

“Extremism doesn’t begin with violence it begins with a sense of belonging offered at the wrong place.” Concerns over the

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Osama Rawal October 18, 2025October 18, 2025 afghanistan, Amir Khan Muttaqi, democracy, Deoband, Deobandi Islam, extremism, faith and fear, gender justice, human rights, india, indian muslims, Islamic seminary, political islam, radicalization, religious politics, religious reform, South Asia, taliban, theology, women’s rights

Deoband’s Hug for the Taliban: What It Says About Faith and Fear

Deoband’s embrace of the Taliban foreign minister is dangerous — but also offers an opening. Amir Khan Muttaqi, Foreign Minister

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S M Faiyaz Hossain May 26, 2025May 26, 2025 2024 unrest, authoritarianism, Awami League, Bangladesh politics, civil liberties, cultural revolution, democracy, extremism, freedom of expression, historical memory, human rights, international response, Islamist groups, Mujib legacy, non-violent resistance, peaceful protest, political ban, political repression, student protests, underground activism

OPINION: Banned, Not Gone—Can Bangladesh’s Awami League Spark Peaceful Change?

Ultimately, it raises questions of profound importance: Is it possible to transform a nation without resorting to bloodshed? The movement

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Millichronicle May 22, 2025May 22, 2025 Birmingham, controversial cleric, extremism, Faith Matters, hate preacher ban, hate speech, Home Office, human rights, Imran ibn Mansur, islam, Islamic preacher, london, Manchester, Muslim community, National Secular Society, One Message Foundation, public safety, religious extremism, Robert Jenrick, sexual slavery, social media preacher, Tell MAMA, uk, UK immigration, UK travel ban, Uthman ibn Farooq, Waking the Dead tour, Yvette Cooper

UK Bans Controversial US Preacher Sheikh Uthman ibn Farooq Amid Outcry Over Extremist Views

London — The UK government has barred Sheikh Uthman ibn Farooq, a controversial US-based Islamic preacher, from entering the country

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Millichronicle May 17, 2025May 17, 2025 civilian attacks, cross-border terrorism, double standards, exported extremism, extremism, fatwas, india, Indian Islamic scholar, Islam and violence, Islamic perspective, Islamic scholars, Islamic teachings, Islamic terrorism, militias, pakistan, Proxy War, South Asia security, terror groups, terrorism, Zaid Patel

India’s Top Islamic Scholar Blasts Pakistan’s Double Standards on Terrorism

Mumbai — In a recent episode of his widely-followed podcast on iPlus TV, Zaid Patel—Islamic speaker and media entrepreneur—responded to

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Millichronicle May 11, 2025May 11, 2025 Abul Kalam Azad, democratic system, extremism, India-Pakistan, Islamic governance, Islamic history, islamic state, kharijites, madrasas, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, mosques, Muslim scholars, Muslim world, pakistan, Partition of India, political islam, religious institutions, religious violence, Shaykh Mohammed Rahmani, South Asia

Indian Scholar Slams Pakistan: Islam Exploited, Mosques Weaponized

New Delhi — In a recent public statement, Shaykh Mohammed Rahmani, a prominent Indian Islamic scholar and head of the

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