Young people are getting radicalised at a faster pace, with older teenagers most at risk, a study has warned. According to the Global Terrorism Index 2026, terrorism deaths in the West jumped 280 per cent last year amid an increasing trend of youth radicalisation. The report found that online gaming platforms are playing a major role in radicalising young people in just weeks. The findings have brought focus to how the digital environment is reshaping terrorism. We unfold the story. Tracing global terrorism The Global Terrorism Index (GTI) found that global terrorism attacks have plunged nearly 22 per cent to...
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