EU: Rightwing 'lone wolves' kill more than Islamists acting alone, says report - Thinktank says far-right lone attacks present bigger threat despite media and public focus on Islamist extremists

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"The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) in London says in its report Countering Lone Actor Terrorism that rightwing extremists across Europe present a substantial threat to the public that should not be overlooked.

It details the cases of 94 people who were killed and 260 who were injured in attacks by far-right terrorists acting on their own between the start of 2000 and the end of 2014. In contrast, religiously inspired lone attacks killed 16 and injured 65 people."


See the article: Rightwing 'lone wolves' kill more than Islamists acting alone, says report - Thinktank says far-right lone attacks present bigger threat despite media and public focus on Islamist extremists (Guardian, link)

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