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Secretary-general of Etidal welcomes director of UN’s Counter-Terrorism Centre

By SPA ·

Anti-extremism group Etidal helps Telegram remove 160m items of extremist content in 3 years

By Arab News ·

Saudi Arabia’s Etidal, Telegram remove 18 million extremist content items

By Arab News ·

16m items of extremist online content removed

By Arab News ·

Saudi Arabia’s Etidal, Telegram remove 59m items of extremist content since 2022

By Arab News ·

Saudi’s Etidal and UN to expand anti-terrorism projects

By Arab News ·

Saudi Arabia’s Etidal center praised by UNCCT for combatting extremism

By Arab News ·

Saudi counter-extremism center works with Telegram to remove five million extremist posts in past two months

By Hebshi Alshammari ·

Etidal chief, Dutch special envoy discuss stronger cooperation against extremism

By SPA ·

Saudi counter-extremism center chief receives delegation of international religious leaders

By Ghadi Joudah ·
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French Senate delegation praises efforts of Saudi-based Etidal center to combat extremism

By Arab News ·

Saudi counter-extremism center, Telegram collaborate to remove extremist content

By Arab News ·

Iraqi envoy to Saudi Arabia reviews anti-terror center’s efforts against extremism

By Arab News ·

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