Algorithms and the Rise of Extremist Online Homophilic Communities
Article author: Isaac Kfir Isaac Kfir, Advisory Board, International Institute for Justice and the Rule of...
Britain Needs to Stop Islamist Groups Undermining Counterterrorism Policy
Article author: Wasiq Wasiq Wasiq Wasiq, an Advisor to Muslims Against Anti-Semitism (MAAS) The death...
The Muslim Brotherhood and its Enablers: Interview with John Rossomando
John Rossomando Dr. Sara Brzuszkiewicz John Rossomando is an analyst at the Washington-based think tank,...
Review: “Critical Perspectives on Salafism in the Netherlands”
European Eye on Radicalization A study published earlier this year by the International Center for Counterterrorism (ICCT) in The...
Salafism and Violence in India
Article author: Mohammed Sinan Siyech Mohammed Sinan Siyech, a doctoral candidate at the Islamic and Middle...
Incel Violence: Should It Be Considered Terrorism?
Charlotte Littlewood, former Prevent practitioner and Counter Extremism Coordinator, now PhD candidate into countering extremism in the UK (an Ahmadiyya...
Leadership Losses and the Islamic State
Article author: Kyle Orton Kyle Orton, Syria and terrorism analyst Mustafa al-Khadhemi, the Iraqi Prime...
What Everyone Thinks They Know About the Yemen War is Wrong
Article author: Oved Lobel Oved Lobel, a policy analyst at Australia Israel & Jewish Affairs Council...
Reflections on the ‘Islamic’ Dimension of Conflicts in the East and in France
To consider the relationship between religion and violence in general and Islam and violence in particular is in many ways...
Counterterrorism and Counterextremism Strategies for Terrorist Returnees from Syria
All over the world, governments are struggling to formulate coherent policies, consistent with their national security, to deal with citizens...
Boko Haram’s Moderate Streak and Nigeria’s Counter-terrorism Conundrum
Throughout the “Boko Haram” movement’s history, there have been tensions between its more moderate and more extreme ideological streaks. However,...
The Graveyard of Empires: The Causes and Consequences of American Withdrawal from Afghanistan
This report is an attempt to revise the conventional understanding of the war in Afghanistan, the commentary on which is...
The Muslim Brotherhood in Austria
Article author: Lorenzo Vidino Editor’s Note: in January 2018, EER republished this report on the Muslim...
French Brothers and Capitalism: Pragmatism, Radical Questioning, and Impasses
This report examines the public speeches and behaviors of four known activists/scholars in the French Islamist field who have discussed...
New Report: “Network of Networks: The Muslim Brotherhood in Europe”
European Eye on Radicalization A new report, “Network of Networks: The Muslim Brotherhood in Europe”, was recently released by...
The Strategic Picture in Central Asia After NATO’s Withdrawal From Afghanistan
European Eye on Radicalization The Newlines Institute held an event on 7 October, “Central Asia: Emerging Power Vacuums”, which...
EER Webinar: Tunisia in Transition: Impacts Local and Beyond
Tunisia has often been called the “one success story” of the Arab spring. This was always a problematic description and...
Is There A Way Forward for Yemen?
European Eye on Radicalization The Middle East Institute (MEI) hosted a webinar on 16 July, entitled, “Can a New U.N....
What Is Behind Turkey’s Recent Threats?
Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, recently threatened to expel ten ambassadors, including the U.S.'s. How serious was this? What was...
The Taliban Show: It’s All About Inclusiveness
Dr. Matteo Gemolo https://eeradicalization.com/up/The_Taliban_Show.mp4 _________________________________________________ Day after day, regular as clockwork, from the occupation of Kabul onwards, a succession of...
The Islamic State Attack in New Zealand
Alex Ryvchin, an Australia-based author and analyst, shares insights on the latest Islamic State attack in the West, in New...
On the First State-Financed Imam Training School in Germany
Linda Schlegel https://eeradicalization.com/up/WIN_20210629_11_39_39_Pro.mp4 For a long time, there was “no Islam made in Germany”, says Linda Schlegel, a PhD candidate at...
EER speaks French, Spanish, and Arabic
English may be a lingua franca, but reading in one’s own language is effortlessly simple. This matters in the study of extremism in multilingual and deeply integrated Europe.This is why we have now launched French, Spanish and Arabic versions of all of our reporting.
The Arab Spring Ruse: How the Muslim Brotherhood Duped Washington in Libya and Syria
European Eye on Radicalization John Rossomando contends in The Arab Spring Ruse: How the Muslim Brotherhood Duped Washington in Libya...
Review: “The Muslim Brotherhood’s Pan-European Structure”
European Eye on Radicalization The Austrian Fund for the Documentation of Religiously Motivated Political Extremism (Dokumentationsstelle Politischer Islam) recently released...
Jihadists of North Africa and the Sahel: Local Politics and Rebel Groups
Daniele Garofalo, a researcher focused on Islamism at Analytica for Intelligence and Security Studies, and the author of the book,...
The Black Banners Declassified: How Torture Derailed the War on Terror after 9/11
European Eye on Radicalization When The Black Banners. The Inside Story of 9/11 and the War against A Qaeda...