Violent mass protests against Italy’s TAV high-speed rail project underscore deepening divisions over infrastructure, environment, and state legitimacy, with both activists and government escalating their tactics.

Escalating overseas conflict, especially in Gaza, is fueling a new wave of radical, propaganda-driven violence and sabotage targeting Western state and corporate infrastructure.

Veterans on Patrol leader Michael Lewis Arthur Meyer is escalating from conspiratorial rhetoric to operational planning for direct action against U.S. infrastructure and public officials, signaling ongoing and potentially increasing threats from his extremist network.

A man previously sought by authorities stabbed 11 people at a Michigan Walmart before being subdued by bystanders and charged with terrorism and attempted murder.

A lone gunman killed four—including an NYPD officer—inside a Manhattan skyscraper before taking his own life, exposing vulnerabilities in corporate security and reigniting debate over lone-actor violence.

Extremist arsonists in Athens have escalated attacks on state infrastructure, explicitly linking their violence to government involvement in sex trafficking, demonstrating how scandals can rapidly become catalysts for anti-state militancy.