EU warns of youth-led online terrorism

The report discusses the increasing threat and risks of online terrorism in Europe. An EU report revealed that violent and nihilistic currents are targeting European youth, primarily operating through digital platforms. Last year saw 45 terrorist attacks resulting in six deaths and 486 arrests, more than 70% of whom belonged to jihadist groups. There is a rising use of artificial intelligence to promote extremism and plan attacks. The report also highlighted the escalation of operations associated with independent nihilistic extremism that radicalizes young people and is difficult to prevent. It called for enhanced international cooperation and equipping law enforcement with the necessary tools to face this phenomenon.

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