US EditionRising Radicalism Among German Youth
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In 18 percent of the threat reports received by the Coordination Unit for Threat Analysis (OCAD) in 2024, it involved minors. There is also a "rapid radicalization among minors", the body states in the annual report published on Thursday. In addition, OCAD has also seen more small cells and terrorist networks emerge in recent years.
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In 2024, 18 percent of people reported terrorist threats in Belgium were minors, according to the annual report by OCAD, the National Center for Threat Analysis, published on Thursday. The document draws attention to the phenomenon of "rapid radicalization of minors," who are increasingly exposed to extremist content on the Internet. According to OCAD, this phenomenon is also observed in other European countries, such as France, Sweden and Germa…
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