Counter-terrorism
Strasbourg’s Vote Gives Political Cover to a Crackdown, Yet Terror Listings and Funding Cuts Still Depend on 27 Governments
Canberra Sits Beside Muslim-Majority Democracies Where Brotherhood Thinking Entered Mainstream Politics Decades Ago
As Mogadishu Fights Its Political Rivals, Al-Shabaab Recovers Territory in Central Somalia
Amman Identified the Islamic State as Responsible for the Attack, Citing Intelligence About Imminent Attacks
France Is Currently One of the Nations Most Critical of Israel
Because Letting Somalis Into America Is Strictly for High-Stakes Gamblers, the Only Safe Bet with Them Is to Just Refrain
Syrian Salafi Social Media Influencers Weaponize Memories of the Assad Regime and Iran-Backed Atrocities
An Interview with Brigadier General (Res) Yossi Kuperwasser
The Belief That Supporting Somaliland Means Sacrificing Somalia’s Cooperation Is a Foolish Assumption
The Destructive Power of Terrorism Depends on Two Factors: Its Capacity to Act and Its Willingness to Do So
Saudi Tolerance, Turkish Arms, Qatari Money, and Washington’s Blind Eye Empower the New Muslim Brotherhood
Iran-Linked Networks Have Exploited Open Borders, Civil Liberties, and Gaps in Counter-Terrorism Coordination to Establish Cells Across the Continent
Somaliland and India Share Common History, and Both Embrace the Rules-Based Order and Democracy
Pledges to Bring Weapons Under State Control Prove Unenforceable Because of Militias’ Political and Coercive Power
Iranian Influence in Iraq Operates Through Overlapping Security, Political, and Militia Networks That Reinforce One Another
Expecting Eastern Libya to Make Concessions in the Face of Tripoli-Sponsored Terrorism Is Foolish
The State Department’s Absence in Benghazi Trades Intelligence for Spin and Rumor
The State Department Has Never Accused a Libyan Student or Somalilander of Engaging in Terrorism
Pro-Islamic State Channels Amplify Localized Arguments to Support Global Jihadist Arguments