Promoting Peace - Fighting Youth radicalisation - Fostering a Welcoming Europe

Conference - European Muslims facing radicalisation and the challenge of de-radicalisation

Eid al-Adha celebration - Feast of the sacrifice - at Strasbourg mosque

Muslims praying in the Strasbourg Mosque

There has been a long-term interest in Europe in radicalisation as an explanation of why individuals embrace extremist views and commit violent acts. We have witnessed substantial efforts by the EU to investigate the problem and find ways to prevent and counter it. This growing interest dates back to the aftermath of the 2004 Madrid terrorist attacks and 2005 London attacks. These incidents brought public attention to home-grown terrorism, as opposed to terrorism as a threat coming from outside the EU. They raised questions as to the processes that may have led to them. Is radicalisation a linear process? And even if it is, is it the same for each radicalised offender? Why do certain individuals radicalise while others, in similar situations and contexts, do not? There are no simple answers to these questions and the debate is ongoing. Restrictions: ©The material may not be edited and must be shown entirely.

EPRS - How can the EU counter radicalisation?

During the plenary session (22-25 March 2019) in Strasbourg, Antonio TAJANI, EP President, gives the opening remarks. He offers his condolences to the families of the victims of the Utrecht attack in Netherlands, the Christchurch attack in New Zealand and the victims of the Idai typhoon, in Zimbabwé and Malawi. He also makes a statement on the 70th anniversary of the mass deportation from the Baltic states.

Opening remarks by Antonio TAJANI, EP President, on the victims of attacks in Utrecht and Christchurch, on the victims of cyclone in Zimbabwé and Malawi, and on the 70th anniversary of the deportation of Baltic people

Debate&nbsp;on pPreventing radicalisation leading to violent extremism and terrorism, during the EP plenary session (22 - 23 June 2016) in Brussels. Statements by Bert KOENDERS, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, Tibor NAVRACSICS, Member of the EC in charge of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport, Monika HOHLMEIER (EPP, DE), Ana GOMES (S&amp;D, PT), Maite PAGAZAURTUND&Uacute;A RUIZ (ALDE, ES), Barbara SPINELLI (GUE/NGL, IT) and Ulrike LUNACEK (Greens/EFA, AT).

Preventing radicalisation leading to violent extremism and terrorism: extracts from the debate

Seminar "European Muslims facing radicalisation and the challenge of de-radicalisation" in the EP in Brussels. Statements by Antonio TAJANI (EPP, IT), EP Vice-President, Tokia SA&Iuml;FI (EPP, FR) and Malika HAMIDI, European Muslim Network, Director General.

Seminar "European Muslims facing radicalisation and the challenge of de-radicalisation": extracts from the opening speech by Antonio TAJANI (EPP, IT), EP Vice-President

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