COMMENT | Youth radicalisation has become an increasingly pressing global issue, transcending geographical boundaries and affecting societies in various ways - including in Europe, Canada, Australia, and Southeast Asia.

Young individuals, who are navigating a crucial stage of identity development, are especially susceptible to extremist ideologies.

The radicalisation of youth can lead to severe and widespread repercussions, such as violent extremism, social unrest, and divided communities.

It is vital to comprehend the root causes and implement effective prevention measures to alleviate this threat.

In this context, while Malaysia possesses a strong deradicalisation initiative, the approaches employed by Singapore to combat radicalisation could provide significant lessons for...