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Education Has Become A Casualty of War

Last week, USA Today published an article about a boy named Said in Kenya who had been unable to attend…

6 years ago

Terrorism Has No Religion

Terrorism has no religion and no homeland. It is wrong to attribute terrorism to the teachings of a specific religion.…

6 years ago

The Laptop Bomb: The Latest Extremist Weapon and Homeland Security Nightmare

© Harun Maruf-Daallo Airlines Flight 159 after an explosion from a laptop bomb The new threat for TSA and Homeland…

6 years ago

Wrong Place at the Wrong Time: Europe unsure of how to reintegrate the offspring of the Islamic State

As ISIS' self-proclaimed caliphate has collapsed in Iraq and Syria, many European States have to decide whether or not to…

6 years ago

The Defeat of ISIS’s “Caliphate” Does Not Mean the Defeat of ISIS’s Ideology

What Does the Future Look Like for ISIS? Though the international coalition in the war against ISIS has experienced more…

6 years ago

The More We Sweat in Peace, The Less We Bleed in War

  The effects of War: The political, sectarian, and ideological conflicts and civil wars taking place in the Middle East…

6 years ago

Poverty and Violent Extremism in Yemen

For over 1,000 days now, Yemen has been devastated by horrific violence and a brutal civil war.[1] In 2014, the…

6 years ago

The Global War on Terrorism: Myths, Realities & Solutions

On Wednesday December 6th, the non-governmental organization (NGO) Rise to Peace hosted a seminar at the Elliott School of International Affairs entitled…

6 years ago

ISIS in Kirkuk: What’s Happening and What it Means

What’s happening Recent ISIS losses in Kirkuk Province in Iraq have been the latest blow in a series of major…

6 years ago

The Flawed Narrative of Terrorist Attack Claims

The Flawed Narrative of Terrorist Attack Claims  Every extremist or terrorist group has branded itself as martyrs or freedom fighters,…

7 years ago