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A political fix in hate-crime and terror legislation shows the government isn’t leading

Henry Campbell 12 February 2025
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Report, Counter-terrorism Policy Centre, National Security Program

The post-caliphate Salafi-jihadi environment

Isaac Kfir 10 July 2019
Cover image: SECDET XIV Troop Sergeant James Lloyd watches over the convoy of ASLAVS moving along Route Irish to Biap, Iraq. Image courtesy Australian Department of Defence.https://images.defence.gov.au/assets/archives/5003-All-Defence-Imagery/?q=20090424adf8239716_176
Report, Counter-terrorism Policy Centre, National Security Program

18 years and counting

Isaac Kfir 10 April 2019
Report, Counter-terrorism Policy Centre, National Security Program

Safety in numbers

Anthony Bergin, Don Williams, Christopher Dixon 17 October 2018
Report, Counter-terrorism Policy Centre, National Security Program, Strategic Policing and Law Enforcement Centre

Weapons of mass economic disruption

Dr John Coyne 27 September 2018
Cover image: On 7 May 2011, a member of the banned radical Islamist group Muslims Against Crusades protests outside the US Embassy in London against the killing of Osama Bin Laden. Photo: Guy Bell/Alamy Live NewsCover image: On 7 May 2011, a member of the banned radical Islamist group Muslims Against Crusades protests outside the US Embassy in London against the killing of Osama Bin Laden. Photo: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
Report, Counter-terrorism Policy Centre, National Security Program

A primer on the ideological and theological drivers of AQ and Daesh: al-Qaedaism

Isaac Kfir 5 June 2018
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Report, Counter-terrorism Policy Centre, National Security Program

Counterterrorism Yearbook 2018

Isaac Kfir, Sofia Patel, Micah Batt 27 March 2018
Cover image: Members of the GSG 9 counter-terrorism and special operations unit attend a training session at the central station in Frankfurt Main, Germany, 27 May 2014. Units of the German Border Protection Group 9 of the Federal Police trained in Hesse, Rhineland Palatinate and Saarland. Photo: Boris Roessler/dpa/Alamy Live NewsCover image: Members of the GSG 9 counter-terrorism and special operations unit attend a training session at the central station in Frankfurt Main, Germany, 27 May 2014. Units of the German Border Protection Group 9 of the Federal Police trained in Hesse, Rhineland Palatinate and Saarland. Photo: Boris Roessler/dpa/Alamy Live News
Report, Counter-terrorism Policy Centre, National Security Program

3rd Australia-Europe Counter-Terrorism Dialogue: ‘Transforming the New Threat Landscape’

Isaac Kfir, Katja Theodorakis 27 February 2018
A China Shipping Line container ship, gp1974/flickr.A China Shipping Line container ship, gp1974/flickr.
Report, Counter-terrorism Policy Centre, National Security Program

Understanding the BRI in Africa and the Middle East

Isaac Kfir 13 February 2018
Cover image: Electric bucket-wheel excavator, xusenru/pixabay.Cover image: Electric bucket-wheel excavator, xusenru/pixabay.
Report, Counter-terrorism Policy Centre, International Program, National Security Program

Preventing and countering violent extremism in Africa: mining and Australia’s interests

Lisa Sharland 23 November 2017