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World Politics & Diplomacy 05 Oct 2026, 03:41 AM IST

Social Media Posts Link Accused Flydubai Hijacker to Extremist Praise and Misogynistic Violence

An accused Flydubai hijacker has been linked to a string of disturbing social media posts that glorified violence against women and echoed hard-line Islamist rhetoric, according to reports circulating after the incident. The material has intensified concern that extremist propaganda is increasingly intersecting with aviation security threats and online radicalization narratives.

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World Politics & Diplomacy05 Oct 2026, 01:13 AM IST

Accused Flydubai Hijacker’s Online Posts Raise Alarm Over Extremist Glorification

A man identified in reports as the co-pilot accused in a Flydubai hijacking attempt is drawing fresh scrutiny after social media posts allegedly showed praise for violence against women and support for hardline Sharia enforcement. The material has intensified concern that extremist propaganda is being amplified online even as Al-Qaeda-linked voices celebrate the incident and call for copycat attacks on civilian aircraft.

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World Politics & Diplomacy04 Oct 2026, 04:23 PM IST

Al Qaeda Urges Copycat Attacks on U.S. Passengers After Dubai Hijacking Claim

Al Qaeda has issued a new propaganda message praising an alleged hijacking attempt involving a Flydubai aircraft and urging sympathisers to target U.S. citizens on planes, according to reports citing the extremist network’s online output. The appeal appears designed to exploit aviation fears, amplify its anti-Western narrative, and encourage lone-actor violence without directly claiming operational control over the incident.

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World Politics & DiplomacyJust now (03:14 PM IST)

Twenty-Five Years On, Afghanistan Remains a Test of U.S. Power and Policy

As the war in Afghanistan passes the quarter-century mark since the U.S. invasion, analysts are revisiting a conflict that reshaped American foreign policy, strained alliances, and ended in strategic disappointment. The debate over who “lost” Afghanistan has become a proxy for larger questions about intervention, state-building, and the limits of military power.

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Washington, D.C.(3)Flydubai(3)Dubai(3)Hamam al-Hammami(2)Volkswagen(1)USS Abraham Lincoln(1)