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Having a community can be a great source of comfort and strength but sometimes the search for a sense of belonging can take a turn down some dark and extreme paths. This episode of To The Extreme explores the question of why people join extremist movements - and why they leave.

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A healthy democratic community makes space for a broad range of perspectives, but what happens to society when people who feel unheard and disenfranchised are drawn further towards the fringes? In this series from SBS News we look at the enduring issues of extremism and terrorism. Why do people join extremist movements? What are the risks and politics of the far right? And how are governments and international agencies tackling the threat of terrorism after high profile incidents like the US Capitol insurrection and the Christchurch massacre?

To the Extreme: Searching for solutions

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Having a community can be a great source of comfort and strength but sometimes the search for a sense of belonging can take a turn down some dark and extreme paths. This episode of To The Extreme explores the question of why people join extremist movements - and why they leave.

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They aren't 'particularly smart'. But this bird is back in a big way in some parts of Australia

Wong responds to Netanyahu's ICC arrest warrant as US labels move 'outrageous'

Why methanol is a 'silent killer' — and where poisonings happen most

Australian injured in alleged Israeli shooting speaks from hospital: 'I demand an investigation'

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To the Extreme: Searching for solutions

SBS To the Extreme

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Having a community can be a great source of comfort and strength but sometimes the search for a sense of belonging can take a turn down some dark and extreme paths. This episode of To The Extreme explores the question of why people join extremist movements - and why they leave.

Latest podcast episodes

To the Extreme: What's the plan?

To the Extreme: What happens next?

To the Extreme: Symbol of hate

To the Extreme: A World Divided

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They aren't 'particularly smart'. But this bird is back in a big way in some parts of Australia

Wong responds to Netanyahu's ICC arrest warrant as US labels move 'outrageous'

Why methanol is a 'silent killer' — and where poisonings happen most

Australian injured in alleged Israeli shooting speaks from hospital: 'I demand an investigation'

Alana was shocked when her boss shared her diagnosis in public. What does the law say?

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