“If you cannot win, change the rules”: Russian sabotage campaigns in Europe – by A. Bolpagni & E. Ristuccia

Since the outbreak of the so-called Russia’s ‘Special Operation’, Moscow has drastically increased sabotage operations on the European continent. Since the 2014 Crimean War, sabotage operations have been a trademark of the Glavnoje upravlenije General’nogo shtaba Vooruzhonnykh sil Rossiyskoy Federatsii (GRU), namely Russia’s foreign military intelligence agency of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces.

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10Apr/25

L’omicidio di Alessandro Coatti, il ricercatore italiano ucciso e smembrato in Colombia- Cosa sappiamo fino adesso – by Giovanni Giacalone

Risulta al momento ancora avvolto nel mistero il movente del brutale omicidio del ricercatore italiano Alessandro Coatti, il cui corpo è stato smembrato e i resti ritrovati pochi giorni fa in tre diversi luoghi di Santa Marta, città della costa nord della Colombia.

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04Feb/25

Understanding Salafi-Jihadi Communication: Insights from Mujahid Mind AI – by Ali Fisher

The Nature of Salafi-Jihadi Communication: Salafi-Jihadi groups communicate based on deeply rooted theological principles. Their messaging has remained consistent over time, as evidenced by materials produced before and after major global events, such as the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan or Iraq that enabled the rise of AQ.

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27Gen/25

La paradossale fascinazione per il suprematismo bianco: il caso Solomon Henderson – A. Pugnana, S. Lucini e A. Bolpagni

Il 22 gennaio 2025, il diciassettenne Solomon Sahmad Charlie Henderson ha commesso uno school shooting alla Antioch High School di Nashville, Tennessee (USA). Alle 11.09, Henderson è entrato nella mensa scolastica dell’edificio scolastico e ha aperto il fuoco, ferendo un compagno e uccidendo una studentessa per poi togliersi la vita.

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18Gen/25

From Data to Division 5 of 5: Artificial intelligence – by Daniele M. Barone

The Half-Measure of Human-Grounded AI Ethics. Within the context outlined thus far, as argued by Coeckelbergh and Sætra, the debate carried on by LLMs ongoing development seems to be between two main point of view: the Marxist concept of “technological determinism” and the “technological instrumentalism” or “technical orthodoxy”.

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