Suella Braverman on risk of a terror attack in the UK rising

The video discusses the rise of extreme right-wing terrorism, which accounts for a significant portion of terrorist activities since 2018. It highlights the differences between right-wing and Islamist terrorism, noting that right-wing terrorists often operate in informal online communities rather than structured groups. The video also addresses how hostile state actors like Russia and Iran exploit these narratives to promote division in the West, with expectations of increased activity in the future.

What percentage of terrorist attacks since 2018 is attributed to extreme right-wing terrorism?

• 15%

• 40%

• 22%

• 30%

What is a key difference between extreme right-wing terrorists and Islamist terrorist groups?

• Islamist groups do not use violence.

• Right-wing terrorists lack formal group structures.

• Islamist groups are informal online communities.

• Right-wing terrorists have territorial ambitions.

What do extreme right-wing ideologies aim to protect or preserve?

• Political power

• Race, identity, culture, or country

• Economic stability

• Environmental resources

How do hostile state actors exploit extreme right-wing narratives?

• By providing financial support

• By reducing online presence

• By promoting divisive narratives

• By organizing formal groups

Which countries are mentioned as exploiting extreme right-wing narratives?

• India and Pakistan

• China and North Korea

• Russia and Iran

• Saudi Arabia and Turkey