The 10th November 2025 Delhi blast marks a shift from cross-border militancy to homegrown radicalisation driven by transnational digital networks. A group of Indian professionals was reportedly radicalised online by handlers abroad, reflecting a global pattern seen in the UK, US, and Europe since 9/11. The incident shows how extremist ideologies now spread through digital spaces, merging local grievances with global Islamist narratives.
For the UK and US, the Delhi attack underscores the shared challenge of preventing radicalisation within interconnected communities and the growing need for deeper cooperation with India. Strengthening intelligence partnerships and long-term counter-radicalisation efforts is essential to address the evolving threat of homegrown extremism.
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