Terrorism
If Investigation Confirms Iranian Involvement in the Bondi Massacre, Canberra Must Sever Diplomatic Relations with Tehran
Canberra Once Aligned with the United States on Middle East Issues, Including Israel, but Prime Minister Albanese Has Hewn a Different Path
Investigations Hint at a Network That Uses Religious and Educational Charities and NGOs to Propagate Extremist Narratives
Among Afghans, Honor Trumps Loyalty, and Even the Closest Ally Can Turn Killer
The Hadramawt Tribes Alliance Has Also Fractured Following the Scheduled Election for Leadership
Washington Should Designate the Maduro Regime as a State Sponsor of Terrorism, Given Its Ties to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard and Hezbollah
Pakistan’s State Apparatus Has Nurtured Terror Networks Through Reconstruction of Infrastructure, Digital Fundraising, and Strategic Relocation
The Syrian Transitional Government’s Refusal to Acknowledge Sectarian Massacres Exposes Its Justice Reforms as a Façade
‘If They Pray, I Must Pray Even More—They Pray for Death, I Pray for Life’—Bar Kupershtein, Former Hostage
For Counterterrorism Officials, the Plot Is a Chilling Reminder That While ISIS’s ‘Caliphate’ Is Gone, Its Global Recruitment Pipelines Through Turkey Have Not Been Dismantled
Governor Abbott’s Historic Designation Confirms Middle East Forum’s Extensive Documentation of Hamas-Linked Organization Operating in Richardson, Texas
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Seeks to Repatriate Its Charges, but It Has Never Faced a Problem like Al-Hol
A Fusion of Gaming Culture and Jihadist Mythology Represents an Entirely New Front in Extremist Mobilization
‘The Men of Light’ (Saraya Al-Jawad) Was Formed After the End of the Massacres on the Coast That Took Place in the Period 7-9 March 2025
By Invoking the Terrorist Exclusion List Rather than FTO Designation, Washington Signals Concern but Skips a Diplomatic Confrontation
As International Indecision Persists, Yemen’s Iran-Backed Rebels Are Transforming from Local Insurgents Into Global Disruptors
Many Iranians Appear to Be Much Less Intimidated by the Regime’s Terror Tactics and Act More Defiant
Geopolitical Risk Emerges from What the ‘Business Side of Politics’
One Scholar Notes Ship-Tracking Data Show the Houthi-Sudan Alliance, Begun in Late 2024, Is Driven by Mutual Opportunism