Data from the Global Terrorism Index shows the rise of individual, unaffiliated terrorist attackers in the West.

From computerised transport systems and energy grids, our modern-day infrastructure and industries are at risk.

IEP research shows a strong link between the existence of armed conflicts in countries and terrorist tactics.

Data from the Global Terrorism Index shows a rise of individual, unaffiliated terrorist attackers in the West.

While terrorism is still a threat worldwide, the economic impact of the phenomenon has been declining.

A United Nations report has indicated the terror group has new plans for the Middle East.

Sultan Althari investigates how the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is employing a mix of ideological and technological counter-terror strategies.

The number of ISIS foreign fighters is positively correlated with a country’s GDP per capita and its Human Development Index.

A fundamental initial step in effective programming for preventing violent extremism is to understand what is driving it.

The numbers within 2017 Global Terrorism Index tell us one part of the story but the weight of the narrative lies elsewhere. It lies with the people living with the daily realities of the impact of violent extremism and the global war on terror.

Terrorism today has emerged as one of the most potent threats to global peace and security.