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• Digital Extremism
• Taliban Ban Women’s Pursuit of University Courses
• Climate Change Fueled Eco-Terrorism: The Nexus Explained
• Remembering 9/11 in the Wake of Growing Threats
• Remembering September 11th: The Prevailing Memories of 9/11
• Security and Counter-Terrorism Efforts in Southeast Asia
• Sexual Repression of Afghan Women: a Taliban’s State-Building Strategy
• US Assassinate Ayman Al-Zawahiri, Al-Qaeda’s Number Two
• What the Death of Maher al-Agal Means for the Future of the Islamic State
• Katibat Macina: A Growing Threat in Mali
• A U.S. Drone Strike Kills an al-Qaeda Linked Commander in Syria
• Afghan Elders’ Meeting Ends with No Mention of Women’s Rights
• Impending Famine in Somalia Exacerbated by Al-Shabaab
• Earthquake in Afghanistan: How Environmental Challenges Threaten Peace
• The Islamic State Claims a Deadly Explosion of a Sikh Temple in Kabul
• The Role of the Proud Boys in the January 6th Attack
• Who are the Proud Boys?
• Islamic State Allegiances in Africa: A Sub-Saharan Breakdown
• IS-K Seeks to Undermine the Taliban
• How Likely is Another Civil War in Afghanistan and What Would it Mean for Pakistan?
• Europe Turns to Mozambique for Natural Resources Despite Islamic State Attacks
• Five Years After the Philippines’ Marawi Siege: Lessons from Within
• The New Fight Against Al Shabaab
• The U.S. Removed Five Extremist Organizations From Its Terrorism Blacklist
• The Taliban’s Opium Ban Will Prove Unsustainable
• Afghanistan’s Economic Crisis Means Rapid Growth for Terrorist Cells
• Saudi Arabia Executed Three Men: Alleged Terrorism Operation
• Why Right-Wing Extremism Has a Strong Presence in Eastern Germany
• The Ecuadorian Security Crisis
• Insurgency and the Narcotic Chain in India and Myanmar
• Examining Militancy in Nigeria: Mistakes of the South and Lessons for the North
• Ukraine Claims to Have Obtained a List of Russian Spies Operating in Europe
• Censorship Through the UK´s Prevent Program
• The Armed Forces of the Philippines’ Proactive Countermeasure Against Abu Sayyaf
• Deadly Attacks Target Schools in Western Kabul
• A Growing and Changing Threat: The Evolution of Narco-Warfare in Mexico
• Looking Back: Al-Qaeda’s Unexpected Attack Against the Central Intelligence Agency
• Mitigating Failed Counter-Insurgency Operations in India
• Who is the New Leader of ISIS?
• Black Pill Ideology: What is Incel Extremism?
• Evidence of Russian War Crimes Emerge Outside Kyiv
• The Logic of Suicide Bombing: A Terrorist’s Powerful Tactic
• Afghanistan’s Ring Road: Challenges and Failures in its Improvement
• ISIS Claims Responsibility for the Suicide Bombing in Pakistan
• Insurgency in India’s Northeastern Frontiers
• The Rise of Urban Terrorism in Colombia? ELN Involvement in Citizen Protests
• What is Russia Really Thinking?
• Strategies to Combat Narco-Terrorism in Latin America: The Case of Plan Colombia
• The Humanitarian Crisis in Ukraine
• Historical Perspectives: French Terror and Emergency Measures
• How the U.S. Withdrawal of Troops from Afghanistan Impacts India
• Sitting Down with the Enemy: The IRA, Good Friday Agreement, and Negotiated Peace
• The Global Terrorism Index: Results and Implications in Latin America
• Counterterror Through History: Canada’s Greatest Mass Terror Attack
• Desperate Afghan Women Wait for U.S. Resettlement in Abu Dhabi
• The Forgotten Tragedy of Yemen
• The Bear in Latin America: Russian Influences in Latin American Countries
• How the U.S. is Assisting Ukraine Against Russia’s Attacks
• President Putin’s Tsarist Imperial Nationalism
• Three Days of Terror: The ELN’s Armed Strike and its Implications for Colombia
• Russia Invaded Ukraine: What Happens Next?
• Afghan evacuees in UAE still wait to be resettled in US
• An Overview of Child Terrorism in Syria
• An Update on Syria: The Execution of an ISIS Leader and Prison Attacks
• The Threat of Neo JMB in Bangladesh Since the 2016 Holey Artisan Attack
• Ukraine is Fearful of a Possible Attack: Emergency Call for Help
• Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Persistent Challenges Facing Afghan Refugees
• Insurgency within the United States: Absurd or Inevitable?
• Violence Overflows in Zacatecas: The War Between the CJNG and the Sinaloa Cartel
• The Effects of Oil Production on the Niger Delta
• The Use of Cryptocurrencies to Finance Terrorism in Latin America
• Terrorism in the Metaverse: How Extremist Organizations Penetrate Burgeoning Spaces
• Terrorism and COVID-19: An Overview of their Impact on Syria
• An Overview of Extremism in the U.S. Military
• The State of Terrorism in the United Kingdom
• On the Brink of Collapse: Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis
• Difficulties in Defining Terrorism: The Case of the Mapuche in Chile and Argentina
• ISWAP’s Impact on Nigeria’s National Interests
• The Rising Threat of Cyberterrorism
• A Fight for the Border: Clashes Between the ELN and the FARC in Arauca
• The Misuse of Counter-Terrorism: How Authoritarian States Repress Dissent
• Ending Insurgency in Nigeria
• The Repatriation of European Women and Children
• One Year After January 6: Who Attacked the Capitol?
• Domestic Terrorism in 2022: Key Risks and Trends
• Guests in the Gulf: Afghans in the UAE
• History Replay: What’s Next for Nigeria?
• How to Classify MS13: Gang or Terrorist Group?
• Understanding the Drivers of Radicalization in Nigeria
• Restless in Ankara: A Report on Conditions for Afghans
• The Perfect Storm: COVID-19 and Extremism
• Bomb Attacks Terrorize the Colombian-Venezuelan Border
• Fanning the Flames: How Foreign Governments Fuel Domestic Extremism
• Lafiya Dole: Africa’s Old Narrative
• Bashar al-Assad’s Impact on Syria
• The Wagner Group: How PMCs Drive Extremism
• Disintegration of the Second Marquetalia: The Death of “Romaña” and “El Paisa”
• The Escalation of Terrorism in Syria
• Abubakar Shekau: His Many Deaths and Lasting Impact
• Resisting Russia: Ukraine on the Verge of a Far-Right Insurgency
• ISIS in the Congo: A Counter-Terrorism Perspective
• Hezbollah’s Tentacles Threaten Latin America
• Powder Keg of the Pandemic: Exploring the Ongoing Situation in Bosnia
• FARC Removed from Terrorist List – What’s Next for Colombia’s Peace Process?
• Kidnappings in Haiti Terrorize the Nation
• The Taliban Kingmaker: Haqqani or Durrani?
• The Refugee Crisis at the Belarus-Poland Border
• Prioritizing the Evacuation of High-Risk Afghans
• The Liverpool Attack: A Need for Community-Based Counter-Terrorism Efforts
• What Measures Should be Taken to Counter Nigeria’s Insecurities?
• ISIS-K Grows as the Taliban Struggles to Maintain Power
• The Capture of Colombia’s Most Wanted Man Ignites a Series of Terrorist Attacks and Violence
• Afghans Stuck in Limbo at Emirates Humanitarian City Seek Answers to their U.S. Entry Status
• What Went Wrong with Nigeria’s Boko Haram Counter-Terrorism Mission?
• The Emergence and Expansion of ISIS-K and the Taliban
• Daesh Within the DMV? Assesing the ISIS-K Threat in Northern Virginia
• The Nexus Between Environmental Stimuli and Violent Extremism
• Neglecting Afghanistan: Lessons to be Learnt From the 9/11 Attacks 20-Years Later
• #TalibanOurGuardians: Taliban Support Trends via Twitter During Afghanistan Repression
• Islam vs Islamism? The Realpolitik of Islamic Jihadism in Africa
• What’s Next for Afghanistan Under the Taliban Regime?
• Afghanistan After the Withdrawal: What It’s Like for One Man Left Behind As the Taliban Takes Over
• Racial and Religious Profiling in the United States in the Name of ‘National Security’
• The United Nations in Africa: Mali’s Challenging Future
• A Tale of Two Withdrawals: What the U.S. Can Learn from the Israeli Withdrawal from Lebanon
• An Assessment of the Current Terror Threats to the United States
• Is Boko Haram on the verge of defeat?
• Views from Washington: How US Troop Withdrawal Will Affect the Taliban
• The United Nations in Africa: South Sudan’s Quest for Stability
• UN Peacekeeping Missions in Africa: Introduction and Analysis
• The World Needs to See the Taliban for What It Is: A Hybrid Terrorist Organization
• Special Report On Youths’ Views on the Afghan Peace Process
• How Local Identities Can Shape a More Balanced Response to Terror
• Afghan Interpreters, the Peace Process, and the Future of Indigenous Support for US Combat Operations
• Qatar’s Mediation Challenges in the Afghan Peace Process
• Deradicalization and Combating Domestic Terrorism in the U.S
• A Bleak Picture for Afghanistan: A Weekly Update on Taliban Advances
• Afghan Youth Killed by Iranian Police Whilst Fleeing the Taliban
• Support Services for Victims of Terror in the United States: What Is Available?
• Can ISIL succeed in their political objective in 2021?
• The Evolving Russian-Taliban Relations
• Cyberterrorism in Europe Has a Clear Target, but the Motives are a Mystery
• Iran’s Ambiguous Role in the Afghan Peace Process
• The Crisis in Cabo Delgado: A Policy for a New Generation
• Kurdish and Chechen Women in Separatism
• The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: A Historical Overview
• The Growth and Impact of ISIL in Mozambique: The Difficulties to Defeating their Insurgency
• Saudi Arabia’s Role in the Afghan Peace Process
• Pakistan’s Support of the Taliban Might Come Back to Haunt Islamabad
• The Reemergence of Right-Wing Extremism Groups in the United States
• The New Reality in Afghanistan Requires the Afghanistan Government to Change Its Strategy
• The Crisis in Cabo Delgado: A Familiar Road to Extremism
• The Impact of the Withdrawal of U.S troops from Afghanistan on the Hazara People
• The Colonial Pipeline Cyber Ransomware Attack and the Continued Threat to the United States
• Azov Battalion – Guardian Angels or Notorious Extremists?
• Assessing their Effectiveness of Over-the-Horizon Strategies and Its Viability in Afghanistan
• The Crisis in Cabo Delgado: A Region that Perseveres
• What Is Next For Turkey in Afghanistan?
• Can We Profile the “Classic Terrorist” in Europe’s Most Deadly Attacks?
• Women’s Roles in Right-Wing Extremism in the United States
• The Sahel Region: Current Crisis and Challenges
• From Negotiations to the Front Line Fighting the Taliban: Hoping to End Their Fathers’ War
• Trends of 2020: What increased internet has meant for terrorism in Europe
• How Traumatic Events in Conflict Can Serve as a Bridge for Afghan Reconciliation: Lessons from the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
• The Security Threats to Afghanistan and its Problematic Shift to Peace
• Recent Attacks in the Ethiopian Tigray Region and its Implications for Peace
• Biden Has Shown An Economic Commitment to Afghanistan. Now, He Must Show a Diplomatic One
• What We Can Learn About the Soviet Withdrawal From Afghanistan in Anticipation of the U.S Troops Withdrawal
• The 1996 Atlanta Olympic Park Bombing and it’s Influence on the 2021 Olympic Games
• The Islamic State of Khorasan and the Afghan Peace Process
• The Red Brigades: What We Can Learn From Italian History
• Reciprocal Radicalisation – What Is It And How Do We Fight It?
• The Rise And Countering Of Maritime Terrorism By The United States
• The Biden Administration And Afghan Peace Negotiations In Doha
• Human Rights Abuses By The People’s Republic of China
• The European Union And Their Long-Term Commitment To Afghanistan
• The Gulf States’ Relationship With Afghanistan And Peace
• Lessons To Be Learnt From Colombia’s Economic Reintegration Programs
• Rahmatullah Nabil Discusses Afghanistan’s Peace Process
• Recent Domestic Terrorism Attacks In The United States
• The Role of Foreign Investment in the Afghan Peace Process
• The Taliban And Mujahideen: Comparisons And Lessons Learned
• Political Crisis For Refugees Seeking Asylum In Greece
• What To Expect From The Moscow Peace Conference On Afghanistan
• Are Nigeria’s Counterterrorism Operations Boko Haram’s Biggest Ally?
• An Introspective Outlook Of The U.S Letter To Afghanistan
• What Can Afghanistan Learn from Rwanda?
• Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad Visits Kabul For Afghan Peace Talks
• Domestic Terrorism Discussion with Michael Sherwin, Acting U.S. Attorney for D.C.
• Biden Administration Resumes Taliban Peace Talks
• What Is Next for Afghanistan’s Sikhs and Hindus?
• What Does Future Trade Look Like in Light of the Afghanistan-Pakistan Transit Trade Agreement?
• The Kafala Controversy: Migrant Labor Reform in the Gulf
• Gender Analysis and Representation of Women as a Counterterrorism Approach
• Afghanistan: Peace Talks and an Increase in Violence
• How Can Afghanistan Reduce Its Aid Dependency?
• Investment in Prisons as a Counterterrorism Approach
• Special Report: The Rise of the Islamic State in Afghanistan
• Afghan Aid Dependency: Two Alternatives for Foreign Donors
• Remembering Rajani Thiranagama and Examining the Roles of Women in Post-Conflict Sri Lanka
• From Bonn to Doha: Why Is Afghanistan Still at War?
• Understanding Memories of the Sri Lankan Civil War
• Are There Any Lessons for Afghanistan from Post-Civil War Algeria?
• Recent American Decisions Will Influence Afghan Peace Talks
• Youth Are an Important Factor for a Peaceful Afghanistan of the Future
• Unite as Americans as We Celebrate this Veterans Day
• Progress or Plight?: CPEC & Baloch Separatism in Pakistan
• What Can Afghanistan Learn from the Colombian Peace Agreement?
• Crime, Punishment and Deradicalization
• Afghan Peace Talks: Interests and Uncertainties
• What Role Does TikTok Play in Radicalization?
• What Does Iran Get From the Afghan Peace Process?
• Who Are the White Supremacist Extremist Groups in the United States?
• How Technology Can Help Combat Terrorism
• Intra-Afghan Talks Reveal the Long Road Ahead to Peace
• What’s Next for the United States in Afghanistan?
• How Will the Intra-Afghan Talks Influence Inclusivity in Afghanistan?
• This 9/11 Anniversary Brings Afghan War to the Forefront
• Intra-Afghan Talks: What Does Pakistan Want?
• Small Steps Towards Reconciliation Matter: Lessons from Croatia
• Reforming Afghanistan’s Higher Education Institutions
• With Final Prisoner Release, Afghanistan Takes a Giant Step Toward Peace
• Personal Reflections on the Tragedy in Beirut
• Remittances: Reverberations for Conflict-Ridden Regions
• Civil Society Organizations as a Possible Structure for Recovery in Lebanon
• How Will COVID-19 Impact Efforts in Afghanistan?
• The Emergence of Sara Khitta in the Context of the US Involvement in Afghanistan
• Problems in the Way of Progress: Uncertain US Troop Withdrawal and New Challenges Facing the Afghan Peace Process
• Do Civilian Self-Defense Groups Help or Harm Counterterrorism Efforts?
• Trade, Aid, and a Self-Reliant Afghan Economy
• Do Cryptocurrencies Provide Opportunities for Terrorist Organizations?
• Indo-Afghan Ties and the Prospect of Peace
• A Road to Everywhere: Afghanistan’s Role in the Belt and Road Initiative
• Unlocking Afghanistan’s Resource Wealth: Three Obstacles for the Mining Sector
• Eid Ceasefire Offers Cautious Optimism for Peace Process
• Terrorism or Testing: Will COVID-19 Reduce Counterterrorism Efforts?
• Drone Technology and Its Malicious Use by Terrorists
• Possible Consequences of the Israeli Unity Government’s Annexation Plan
• Countering Extremism with Sports: A Look at Martial Arts
• Do Terrorist Attacks Directly Impact GDP and Income?
• The Continued Impact of Technology on Terrorism
• Eradicating Illicit Crops: Lessons from South America for Afghanistan
• Attacks on Education and Their Impact on Syrian Children
• Could US Retaliation for ISIL Strike Influence Afghan Peace Talks?
• Disparate Positions Stall Afghan Peace Talks Yet Again
• Afghan Negotiators Are Ready To Talk to the Taliban
• Potential Risks and Rewards of the Impending Mass Taliban Prisoner Release
• US Cuts Aid to Afghanistan as Leaders Fail To Create a Unity Government
• Far-Right Versus Islamist Extremism: Two Sides of the Same Coin
• Afghanistan in 2020: Secrets and Negotiated Peace
• Does the Groundbreaking Agreement for Bringing Peace to Afghanistan Go Beyond the Negotiation Table?
• How Refugees Make their Way to Europe: A special report by Rise to Peace
• U.S.-Taliban reached a historic agreement
• The Prison Environment and Its Role in Radicalization
• Energy Industry: The Sector Most Affected by Terrorism
• How Terrorist Organizations Could Exploit the Idlib Crisis
• Strikes Against Terrorist Leaders in Yemen Have Little Impact on Peace Efforts
• From Violence to Politics: Will the Taliban Become a Political Party?
• Consequences of the Ongoing Offensive in Idlib
• New ISIL Leader Officially Named and Confirmed
• Afghan Promises and a Peace Plan in Trump’s State of the Union Address
• What In The World Is Coronavirus? A Short Primer
• The High Possibility of the Reemergence of the Islamic State
• Will Violence Stop If the United States and Taliban Reach a Deal?
• Transcript of a Panel Discussion on Afghanistan 2020
• The Global War on Terror framework and its relationship with the Chinese model of counter-terrorism.
• Could Quds Force Commander Qassem Soleimani’s Death Open the Pandora’s Box in the Middle East?
• The Afghanistan Papers: What Do They Mean for Peace in the Region?
• Lessons from Tetsu Nakamura’s Legacy in Afghanistan
• President Trump resumed peace talks with the Taliban on his first trip to Afghanistan
• Trump’s Visit to Afghanistan and a Revival of Peace Talks
• An Afghanistan peace might be in reach, after all
• Bosnia Needs a Smooth Repatriation Process to Benefit Counterterror Efforts
• Was President Erdogan’s Visit to Washington D.C. a Success?
• What Veterans Day Means To Me
• Narcotics and Insecurity: How the Afghan-Tajik Drug Trade Derails Peace
• Extremism Assessment Series: Earth Liberation Front (ELF)
• Iran’s Approach to Turkey’s Military Operation in Northern Syria
• A Profile of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi: Origins to His Final Days
• Death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi: Consequences and the Future of the Islamic State?
• Decapitation of the Leader of ISIL and Its Potential Implication?
• What Does a Chinese Invitation to the Taliban Mean for Afghan Peace Talks?
• Pelosi and Esper in Afghanistan: To Leave or Not To Leave?
• Afghanistan: An Exit Strategy Is Not a Strategy
• Turkey’s Offensive in Syria Risks the Region’s Stability
• Turkey’s Military Incursion into Northeastern Syria Poses Many Risks to Regional Stability
• A revival of peace talks between the US and the Taliban
• Afghanistan election: A huge victory for the Afghan forces
• Afghanistan near crises now that election is over
• Drones: Weapons of Terror?
• 19th Edition of the World Summit on Counter Terrorism in Israel
• Reintegration of Ex-Combatants in Afghanistan
• Elections 2019: Is Afghanistan Ready?
• Extremism Assessment Series: Homegrown Islamist Extremism in the US
• Trump Called Off Negotiations with Taliban: What’s Next?
• My Reflections on 9/11 Memorial
• US-Taliban Peace Talks: So Close, Yet So Far
• Assassination of top commanders paves the way for Taliban to advance
• Lessons From the Past: From Feminism to Women Joining Terrorist Organizations
• What in the World Is Going On in Afghanistan?
• Extremism Assessment Series: The Proud Boys
• What in the World Is Going On in Afghanistan?
• Extremism Assessment Series: Sovereign Citizens Movement
• ISIL’s Original Web Series
• Profiling ‘Lone Wolves’ in Canada and the United States
• Prosecuting “Domestic Terrorism” in the United States
• Using Encrypted Messaging for Terror Propaganda
• Extremism Assessment Series: Ku Klux Klan
• Suicide blast kills 18 and injures 145 as Taliban continue talks with U.S.
• 13 Hours of Extremism: Domestic Terrorism Across the Political Spectrum Highlights Domestic Extremism Concerns
• Exclusive Interview with Phil Gurski on Female Extremism
• Extremism Assessment Series: Far-Left Extremism
• Extremism Assessment Series: Far-Right Extremism
• Prevention and Redemption Initiatives Are Key to Countering Terrorism in Russia
• Women’s Roles in Al-Shabaab: Deeper Understanding and Research Is Needed
• Extremism Assessment Series: Antifascist Action (ANTIFA)
• Content Moderation Presents New Obstacles in the Internet Age
• Hezbollah and the Terror-Crime Nexus
• Exclusive interview with Khalid Noor on Doha peace conference
• The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Columbia (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia) – Does joining terrorist groups challenge gender roles within society?
• Hopes For Cease-fire After The Doha Intra-Afghan Dialogue
• Taliban attack threatens Afghan peace talks
• Women of the Irish Republican Army: Powerful or Powerless?
• Women in the Afghan Peace Process
• AMISOM and an Approaching 2021 : Is Somalia Prepared?
• A Profile of Brian Isaack Clyde: What We Know About the Dallas Courthouse Shooter
• US-Iran Relations No Longer Have Use for Sanctions
• “People, not Pawns”: Female Extremists Beneath the Sensation
• Digital Repression Keeps the Crisis in Sudan Hidden from the World
• The Hezbollah Dilemma
• Iran and Saudi Arabia: Funding Terrorism
• Iraq in Rubble after ISIL
• Does Designating the IRGC as a FTO Help or Hurt the US?
• US Deems IRGC “Terrorists”
• Revolution in Sudan?
• Will the United States – Iran Stalemate Impact the Afghan Peace Talks?
• Winning Peace in Afghanistan Requires Pakistan
• Pakistan: A Crossroads for US Defense Strategy
• A Profile of John Walker Lindh — The American Taliban
• Egypt’s Only Democratically Elected Leader Dies in Court
• Special Report: Countering neo-Nazi Ideology in the United States: Waging a War of Information
• ‘Martyrdom, bro.’: A Case Study on How Mark Steven Domingo Went from the US Army to Would-Be Terrorist
• The Christchurch Call and Eliminating Violent Extremism Online
• Eid Mubarak
• Can the Taliban Balance Their Wants with Lasting Peace?
• Will the United Kingdom’s Online Harms White Paper Curb Extremism but Allow Expression?
• Can John Walker Lindh “American Taliban” Be De-radicalized?
• Advocates push for additional visas for the Afghan Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) Program
• The New Arab Spring
• U.S Increases Pressure on Iran, but at What Cost?
• George Rockwell: The Original American Nazi
• Why The United States Needs to Reform Counter-Terrorism Efforts on the Home Front
• Gulf Rivalries and the Afghan Peace Talks
• Plans for Still-Radicalized Members of the Islamic State
• The Israel-Palestine Conflict and the Rise of Hamas
• The True Meaning of an “Islamic State”: A Brief Historical Look
• Assessment of the Threat of Nuclear Terrorism
• The Power of Social Media in Terrorism
• Subterranean Warfare: The New Frontier
• Contested Kashmir: A Critical Analysis and Possible Solutions
• Who are Warren Christopher Clark and Zaid Abed al-Hamid?
• Boko Haram and Nigerian Instability
• How US Propaganda Fuels Domestic Terrorism
• ISIL and the Recruitment of Women
• Developing a Law Enforcement Model for Countering Violent Extremism
• India and Pakistan: Deescalating Border Disputes
• Intra-Afghan Peace Talks in the Absence of Afghan Government
• Strategies for Countering Neo-Nazi Radicalization
• To Leave Or Not To Leave?
• How Does the Media Determine Who Is a “Terrorist”?
• The Caliphate’s Returnees? From the Refugee Camps of Syria to bin Laden’s Grave
• American Strategy in Iraq: The Failures of Intelligence Analysis and Democracy Promotion
• China’s Perspective on Ethnic Detention: The Ends Justifies the Means
• ISIL: Cathedral Attack in the Sulu Province
• Army of Injustice
• Afghanistan: What Does Peace with the Taliban Mean for Women?
• Private Sector Domestic Intelligence
• Terror’s New Form
• Brazilian Prison Gangs: Message Delivered
• Colombia: Prospects for Peace
• Old Crisis Sparks Anew: The Bogota Car Bombing
• Afghanistan: Results of the Moscow talks with Taliban
• The Mosul of Southeast Asia? Countering Extremism in the Philippines
• How Detainment of Uyghur Muslims Can Lead to Violent Extremism
• Returning Foreign Fighters: A Global Threat
• The Mysterious Case of Mohamad Jamal Khweis
• Countering Extremism in the Digital Age
• Lessons from the KKK
• What Constitutes Terrorism?
• The Naxalite Insurgency
• The Psychological Battle Against Terror
• Lessons from Strasbourg
• How Minnesota is Attempting to Combat Radicalization
• ISIS Threat
• Burkina Faso: Local Instability, Global Implications
• World Cup and Olympics and Terrorism in Brazil
• Guerrilla Warfare in Latin America
• Women and Radicalization
• Social Media and the Rise of Right-Wing Extremism
• Mohammed Hamzah Khan: Case Study of an American Extremist
• Rehabilitation in the Archipelago: Is Indonesia Building a Foundation of Success?
• Psyops: A New Frontier in Counterterror?
• When Will the Bloodshed in Syria End?
• ISIS: From Unified Caliphate to Decentralized Lone Wolves
• Kabul Wedding Hall Bombing
• Legalization of Drugs in Brazil
• Zulfi Hoxha (Abu Hamza al-Amriki): A Case Study of Radicalization
• Toy Soldiers on a Mission: The Training and Indoctrination of Children for Jihad
• Defining the Problem and Reaching a Solution: A Reflection on How to Counter Violent Extremism
• The Mafia and the Latin American Drug Trade
• My Best Weapon: A story of Dignity and Courage
• Jair Bolsonaro and Violence in Brazil
• A look at Saudi Arabia in light of recent events and moving forward
• Can Colombia Legitimize its Coca Trade?
• A Brief History of Soviet Support for Terrorism
• Muslim Democracy
• Venezuela and the Predicament of Rentier States
• Scandinavia: Striking the Balance and Setting the Precedent
• The Threat of Drone-Based Terror
• Thailand Proposal
• What Afghanistan Needs to Move Forward: National Unity
• The Price of a Free Press: Jamal Khashoggi
• US Online Counterterrorism Strategy
• Lone Wolf Bio-Terror: Are We Prepared?
• Assad Ascendant: Russia Sells Syria Missile Defense System
• Colombia After FARC
• Lingering Consequences of the Paraguayan War
• Brazilian Elections
• Counter Terrorism Strategy in Waziristan
• An Overview of SE Asian Extremism: Thailand
• Nuclear Terrorism: Threat Profile and Potential Impact
• Profile: Brazilian Journalist Tim Lopes
• No-Deal Brexit: Implications for Transnational Security
• Voting in Syria: Elections Signal an End to ISIL
• Dividing The Union: How Terrorism Has Changed European Unity
• An Invisible Problem in Plain Sight
• Lone Wolf Terror
• Yemeni Violence Escalates as Peace Talks Crumble
• Latin American Military Dictatorships
• Latin America: Transcending the Crime Epidemic
• How Foreign Critics Led the IRA to Disarm
• Famine and Terror: A Warning from Africa’s Sahel Region
• Weapons for Sale: How the U.S. Indirectly Supplies Terrorists and Organized Crime
• Latin America: How Safe From Terror?
• Brexit and Northern Ireland, Troubles Afoot?
• Analyzing Election Violence in South Asia
• A Rallying Cry for ISIS Fighters
• Malaysia Shutters Saudi-funded Anti-Terror Facility
• Imran Khan’s Five-Year Test
• Two Birds, One Stone: Terror and Drug Trafficking Recruitment
• Youth, Radicalization, and Rehabilitation in Northern Iraq: A Life-Skills Approach
• Comparing Targeted Killings Across Four Terrorist Groups
• About the Under-Covered Attacks Database
• Hezbollah: Exporting the Political Paramilitary Organization Model
• US-Taliban Peace Talks: An Opportunity For Peace?
• Ahmad Mohibi discusses US’ direct talks with the Taliban on Tolonews
• On Africa’s East Coast, Two Reformers Work to Keep the Peace
• Hudaydah’s Resistance: An Inflection Point for the War in Yemen?
• What Makes a Terrorist Attack Notable: Determinants of U.S. Media Coverage
• Countering Youth Extremism in Iraq: A Generational Challenge
• Taliban Innovation, Global Threat: Combined Suicide and Firearm Attacks
• Central Asian Export of ‘Lone Wolf’ Terrorism: Case Studies, Comparisons and Lessons
• After the Violence in Gaza; Is There a Way Forward?
• The Lebanese Elections Are Over: What Next?
• Will the Kim-Trump Summit be a Step Towards Peace?
• Special Report On Youth and Violent Extremism in Iraq
• Special Report On Child Terrorists and Violent Extremism in Afghanistan
• The 40-year Afghan War and the Everlasting Hope for Peace
• Follow the Money: Sources of Terrorism Funding
• How Exactly Are Acts of Violence Defined?
• How Overfishing Led to Piracy
• Legal Difficulties May Loom: Arms Sales Between The West and its Gulf Allies
• Terrorism in France: Past and Present
• Unrest Over Austerity Measures in Tunisia
• What Becomes of Returning ISIS Fighters?
• An Organizational Tactic or a Volunteer’s Catharsis: Is Suicide Terrorism Strategic for All Parties Involved?
• Terrorism or Just Terror: When Horror Springs From Within
• Terrorism in Africa: Will Tillerson Tip the Scale?
• Jihadist Violence in Burkina Faso
• The EU Calls for Removal of all Extremist Content on Social Media
• Human Rights Champion or Ruthless Pragmatist: Did Aung San Suu Kyi Fool Us All?
• Vehicles as Tools of Destruction: The New Weapons of Terror
• From Remote, Luxurious Islands to Terrorist Breeding Ground: Trinidad and Tobago
• Harrowing Death, Calls For Action: The Syrian Genocide Persists
• How the United Nations Is Empowering the Leaders of Tomorrow
• Can Deradicalization Reduce Violent Extremism? This Expert Thinks So
• Semantics Matter: ARSA and the Difference Between Insurgency and Terrorism
• Iraq after Daesh
• The War in Afghanistan: Will It Ever End?
• The Terrorist Threat in France: A Look at Prison Radicalization
• Women and their Role in Violent Extremism
• Syrian Conflict: When Great Powers Do Not Play Well Together
• Bitcoin: How Terrorist Organizations are Using Cryptocurrency to Fund Operations
• Bioterrorism: How Real is the Threat?
• The United Kingdom and the Challenge of Far-Right Ideologies
• Education Has Become A Casualty of War
• U.S. International Terrorism Strategy in 2018: New Battleplan or More of the Same?
• Terrorism Has No Religion
• More than Ideology: The Radicalized Identity
• The Laptop Bomb: The Latest Extremist Weapon and Homeland Security Nightmare
• Midwest and Terrorism
• Wrong Place at the Wrong Time: Europe unsure of how to reintegrate the offspring of the Islamic State
• The Defeat of ISIS’s “Caliphate” Does Not Mean the Defeat of ISIS’s Ideology
• The Latest Spat of Terror Attacks Threaten to Alter or Halt the Provision of Humanitarian Aid
• The More We Sweat in Peace, The Less We Bleed in War
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