France24 The Debate: Kabul airport attack – Several killed in two explosions outside gates
France24 invited Yan St-Pierre to “The Debate”, in order to discuss the Kabul airport attack, in which dozens of people were killed.
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CTC at West Point: Scoping the threat – Do African Salafi-jihadi groups threaten the West?
Yan St-Pierre joined AEI’s Katherine Zimmerman and CTC’s Jason Warner for a panel of experts examining the extent to which African Salafi-jihadi groups threaten Western interests.
TRT World: With the death of the Boko Haram leader, what’s next for Nigeria?
Mucahid Durmaz, journalist with TRT World, interviewed Yan St-Pierre on the death of Abubakar Shekau, Boko Haram’s leader, and it’s significance for Nigeria and the Lake Chad region.
Newstalk ZB: How the FBI forced criminals into using monitored app
Newstalk ZB asked Yan St-Pierre to explain why criminals fell for an app which was central to the world’s largest organised crime takedown, also known as the FBI sting operation “Trojan Shield”.
https://taz.de/Urteil-im-Neukoelln-Komplex/!5910863/
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/feb/07/insulate-britain-activist-david-nixon-jailed-for-eight-weeks-for-contempt-of-court
Ein weiteres Beispiel, das die Mängel bei der Bewertung des Risikos einer Person in Bezug auf Gewaltverbrechen offenbart. Die Zahl der gescheiterten Fälle, die zu Opfern führen, zunimmt & dieser Druck die Qualität der Beurteilungen kaum verbessern wird.
https://taz.de/Nach-Messerattacke-in-Zug-bei-Brokstedt/!5910844/
This is the main difference in terrorist recruitment narratives in Africa & Europe. The statement "in urgent need of a livelihood" says it all.
"the study [...] Found that a quarter of voluntary recruits to extremist organisations cited job opportunities as their reason for joining. Forty per cent said they were in urgent need of livelihoods at the time of recruitment."
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/feb/07/rights-abuses-often-tipping-point-for-extremist-recruitment-un-study-finds?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other
"the study [...] Found that a quarter of voluntary recruits to extremist organisations cited job opportunities as their reason for joining. Forty per cent said they were in urgent need of livelihoods at the time of recruitment."
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/feb/07/rights-abuses-often-tipping-point-for-extremist-recruitment-un-study-finds?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other