What the Swedes learned from the terrorist attack in Stockholm Five people were killed and ten injured when a terrorist drove a truck into the crowd in central Stockholm on 7 April 2017.
Communities recover quickly from terrorist attacks Terror attacks can initially cause more ethnic segregation. But things return to normal after three years.
Psychological impacts of terrorist attacks transcend borders The terrorist attack by Anders Breivik in Norway in 2011 caused a dramatic increase in trauma- and stressor-related disorders in Denmark, concludes a new study.
How science can help cities prepare for attacks on metro systems OPINION: Whatever preparations metro authorities make for disasters, they can consider their passengers to be part of their solution. They need to design the tunnel environment for the people, not the people for the environment.
Swedish police and emergency personnel feel poorly prepared for terrorist attacks A terrorist attack is a heart-breaking tragedy, but for police, fire and emergency medical personnel, it is also a highly complex and demanding situation requiring special skills and coordination of services.
Lone-wolf terrorists can be tracked Lone-wolf terrorists are often on the periphery of radicalized environments, shows new research. This could help authorities to forestall future attacks.
Opinion: "Denmark must not succumb to polarisation in the wake of Copenhagen attacks" Nuances have it tough in times of polarisation and we must be careful not to fall back on prejudice and profiling, writes philosophy Professor Vincent F. Hendricks.
Lone wolves are overrated So-called lone wolves, criminals who operate alone, are not as crafty and well-organised as we might think, according to a Swedish expert.
