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Mosque gunman wanted online fame. A muted court hearing shows how New Zealand has tried to curb that

New Zealand's Court of Appeal has finished hearing an appeal from the Christchurch mosque gunman, in proceedings that were quiet and tightly controlled

The Independent UK

Elon Musk posted about race almost every day in January

Many social media posts by Tesla CEO on his platform are indiscernible from those of white supremacists, say experts

The Guardian - US

What to know about a mass shooter's bid to undo his guilty pleas for the Christchurch mosque murders

The white supremacist who killed 51 Muslim worshippers in the 2019 Christchurch mosque attacks is trying to withdraw his guilty pleas

The Independent UK

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New Zealand mosque shooter says he wanted to be described as a terrorist

Brenton Tarrant killed 51 Muslim worshippers in New Zealand’s deadliest mass shooting

The Independent UK

NZ mosque shooter claims ‘nervous exhaustion’ made him plead guilty

Brenton Tarrant says he admitted to the crimes due to harsh prison conditions

The Independent UK

Christchurch gunman seeks to appeal convictions and withdraw guilty plea

Australian white supremacist tells NZ court he was suffering from ‘nervous exhaustion’ when he entered his guilty plea in March 2020

The Guardian - AU

‘Big Hitler fan’ built bomb parts in bedroom, court hears

Rex Clark was described as a neo-Nazi who ‘glorified’ mass murder

The Independent UK

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Violent extremists wield words as weapons. New study reveals 6 tactics they use

Words are powerful tools. Violent extremists know this well, often choosing their phrasing extremely carefully to build loyalty among their followers. When wielded just so, they can do enormous harm.

The Conversation

New Zealand will remove police from gun licensing but near-total semiautomatics ban to remain

New Zealand's government has announced changes to firearms laws Tuesday which include ending police officer involvement in gun regulation

The Independent UK

Indonesian authorities identify 17-year-old suspect after mosque attack injures at least 54 people

Witnesses told local television stations that they heard at least two loud blasts around midday, just as the sermon had started at Friday prayers

The Independent UK

‘See you in Valhalla’: how the FBI director waded into the far-right’s obsession with the Vikings

At a press conference announcing that the suspect in the shooting of Charlie Kirk had been detained, FBI director Kash Patel ended his speech with a personal message to his “brother”, saying: “We have the watch, and I’ll see you in Valhalla.”

The Conversation

The ‘sovereign citizen’ movement is growing. So is the risk of more violence

Australia has watched on as authorities have searched for Dezi Freeman, a so-called “sovereign citizen” accused of killing two police officers in the regional Victorian town of Porepunkah.

The Conversation

Sickening Details Emerge As Mom Allegedly Helped 13-Year-Old Son Plan Mass School Shooting

"Her behavior is not only dangerous, it‘s abhorrent, especially as a parent."

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Violent videos draw more teens into 'terror' plots, warn French prosecutors

French prosecutors are alarmed at an increasing number of young teenage boys seemingly plotting "terror" attacks, and say they all share an addiction to violent videos online.

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International Business Times

Violent Videos Draw More French Teens Into 'Terror' Plots, Say Prosecutors

One 14-year-old was allegedly planning to blow up an Israeli embassy, while a 16-year-old was convicted of having plotted to attack far-right bars incensed by "injustice".

The Conversation

Violent extremists like the Minnesota shooter are not lone wolves

After a two-day manhunt, Minnesota authorities arrested and charged 57-year-old Vance Boelter on June 15, 2025, after he allegedly shot and killed Minnesota House Democratic leader Melissa Hortman and her husband in their home and seriously injured another state senator and his wife.

The Conversation

What we’ve learnt about lone-actor terrorism over the years could help us prevent future attacks

Politically motivated attacks, carried out by lone individuals lacking direct affiliation with any terrorist group, have become more common in Europe during the last few decades.

International Business Times

Singapore Detains Teenage Boy Allegedly Planning To Kill Muslims

A Singaporean teenager allegedly planning to kill dozens of Muslims outside several mosques has been detained, the city-state's Internal Security Department said on Wednesday.

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The Guardian - AU

Anthony Albanese condemns ‘abhorrent’ threat made to Sydney mosque as NSW police investigate

President of Australian Islamic House says he is ‘profoundly concerned by this threat’

Evening Standard

Streeting: Grooming gangs rhetoric could lead to UK version of NZ mosque attack

One clip of Christchurch terrorist Brenton Tarrant’s ammunition had ‘For Rotherham’ scrawled upon it; an apparent reference to UK grooming gangs.

Reason

Is Threatening to Kill Jews Generally—with No Person or Institution Specifically Named—Punishable?

Not under California law, a court says. (Federal law and the law in other states may be different.)

The Conversation

Religious hate crimes in England and Wales are at a record high – but many still go unreported

Religious hate crimes in England and Wales are at record levels. New Home Office statistics reveal that although hate crime overall saw an annual decrease of 5% in the year to March 2024, there was a 25% increase in religious hate crimes.

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14 Y.O. Allegedly Behind USYD Stabbing ‘Spoke Freely’ About Wanting To Do School Shooting

The teenager accused of the USYD stabbing has been revealed to have had other concerning behaviours and a previous arrest.

Newcastle Herald

The descent into radicalism: Researchers say there are early warning signs

Radicalisation is happening in small, insulated groups online, researchers say.

The Independent UK

New Zealand's gun laws, tightened after the 2019 mosque attack, being revised by an ex-gun lobbyist

A New Zealand lawmaker says the government will overhaul the gun laws tightened after the mass shooting by a white supremacist five years ago

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