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Global Terrorism Index

How illicit economies fund terrorism

Findings from the Global Terrorism Index 2024 reveal that the presence of a strong illicit economy is directly linked to a greater number of terror attacks and more capable terrorists.

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Measuring the impact of terrorism.

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7 key findings from the Global Terrorism Index 2024
Global Terrorism Index
February 29, 2024

7 key findings from the Global Terrorism Index 2024

A brief look at some of the key findings in the latest Global Terrorism Index 2024 report from the Institute for Economics and Peace.

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How illicit economies fund terrorism
Analysis
March 14, 2024

How illicit economies fund terrorism

This article covers the inherent relationship between terrorist groups and organised crimes,...

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Countries with low peace levels face higher risks of ecological threats

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