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MF-07 · Terrorist networks and how they are funded
Following the Money
Which networks are growing, and which money flows sustain them?
Coverage over the past 72 hours 6-hour blocks
Tracker-tagged headlines from 246 public news feeds, grouped by publication time.
Who is covering it
Latest headlines Unreviewed signal
Social Pulse
Top public threads
Institutional desk 14 days
Official bodies, election organizations, research institutes, and fact-checkers.
Channel watch 72 hours
Public Telegram channels from governments, state media, newsrooms, and commentators on each side. These are records of what was said, not verification.
Video 72 hours
Uploads from 19 news channels on YouTube, including C-SPAN, PBS, CNN, Fox News, BBC, Al Jazeera, and WION.
Public attention
Indicators being built
- Designations and delistings (OFAC, UN 1267, EU)
- FATF grey and black lists
- Funding channels: extortion, kidnap-for-ransom, charities, hawala, crypto
- Attack and incident trends by group and region
- Affiliate maps: IS, al-Qaeda, al-Shabaab, JNIM, Hezbollah, Houthis, cartels
Planned data sources
- U.S. Treasury OFAC
- UN Security Council monitoring reports
- FATF
- ACLED
- Court filings and indictments
- Blockchain-analytics reports
Social layer focus
Propaganda channels (studied, never linked), recruitment-narrative shifts
Evidence ledger
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