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This issue is fully dedicated to the 2025 cycle of Policy and Practice Joint Events (PPJEs), a series of events developed to bring policymakers, practitioners, researchers, and civil society into one shared space for meaningful dialogue, collective reflection, and practical cooperation.

These seven Thematic Panels are more than mere working groups; they are essential spaces for knowledge creation and strategic exchange.

The EU Knowledge Hub on Prevention of Radicalisation recently concluded a series of Policy–Practice Joint Events (PPJEs) bringing together policymakers, practitioners, researchers and civil society actors to strengthen evidence-based responses to radicalisation across Europe.

With this month’s edition we open with the Hub’s most recent activities, from intensive trainings and expert meetings across Europe, to the completion of the first pilot strategic foresight study on radicalisation in the Nordic region.

This month’s edition brings together key milestones, reflections, and research shaping Europe’s collective prevention efforts.

This edition is dedicated to exploring the multifaceted nature of antisemitism, examining its manifestations in different spheres of life, both offline and online.

This quarter began with a training for newcomers in Warsaw and the third Research Committee meeting in Brussels, followed by advanced trainings on anti-system extremism and artificial intelligence in P/CVE.

The summer edition of the newsletter from the EU Knowledge Hub brings you key takeaways from the second cycle of our Thematic Panels and details about the launch of EUKH’s first training sessions.

The seventh newsletter from the EU Knowledge Hub covers the most recent Thematic Panel meetings, Crisis Communication Exercise on managing online narratives after a terrorist attack, and the launch of a Mentoring Programme with initial “chemistry” sessions between mentor and mentee pairs.