What Direction Will Al-Qaeda Move in After Ayman al-Zawahiri’s Death?
European Eye on Radicalization United States President Joe Biden announced on 1 August that Al-Qaeda’s leader Ayman al-Zawahiri had been...
The Iranian Revolution and Hezbollah: A Constant and Global Threat
European Eye on Radicalization Hezbollah was founded in Lebanon in the 1970s by the Islamic revolutionaries who took power...
Implications From the Russian Invasion of Ukraine on Conflict in the Middle East
Jackson Embrey Article authors: David Des Roches David Des Roches, a professor...
Afghanistan Under the Taliban Will Be A Hotbed for International Terrorism
Article author: Fausia S. Abdul Fausia S. Abdul, a policy officer within the UN system on...
The French State’s Instruments for Combating Islamism: Responses and Shortcomings
Article author: Haoues Seniguer Haoues Seniguer, lecturer in political science at Sciences Po Lyon and researcher...
Why Are So Many of Islamic State’s Leaders Killed in Northern Syria?
Article author: Kyle Orton Kyle Orton, a national security and terrorism analyst based in Britain ...
The Strengths and Weaknesses of the Taliban Regime in Afghanistan
Article author: Farzad Ramezani Bonesh Farzad Ramezani Bonesh, Senior Researcher and Analyst of International Affairs ...
The Far-Right Foreign Fighter Threat That Wasn’t
Article author: Oved Lobel Oved Lobel, a policy analyst at Australia Israel & Jewish Affairs Council...
The Iranian Information Revolution
Danny Citrinowicz and Ari Ben-Am Since 1979, Iran and its proxy groups have tried to export its model of revolutionary...
Islamist Extremism and Jihadism in Latin America: A Longstanding and Underestimated Phenomenon (Part 2)
Islamist extremism has been present in Latin America since the early 1980s, facilitated by a series of factors, notably: widespread...
Radicalization in the Service of the Revolution: Iran, Hezbollah, and the Shi’ite population in Europe
Recently, following Islamist terrorist attacks in France and Austria, the discourse in Europe has increasingly turned to what can be...
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...
Muslim Brotherhood and Khomeinism in Italy: The Told and the Untold
On 10 February 2022, the European Commission, replying to a Parliamentary question, admitted to financing entities that can be traced...
Islamist Extremism and Jihadism in Latin America: A Longstanding and Underestimated Phenomenon (Part 1)
Islamist extremism has been present in Latin America for around four decades, with a growing level of activity that is...
EER Webinar: The Nexus Between Terrorism, Famine, and State Fragility
European Eye on Radicalization European Eye on Radicalization (EER) hosted its thirteenth webinar, focusing on the factors that help...
Disengaging From the Radical Right: An Interview with Tiana Gaudette and Ryan Scrivens
Tiana Gaudette Ryan Scrivens European Eye on Radicalization EER is delighted to have been able...
The History and Ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood: An Interview with Joas Wagemakers
Dr. Joas Wagemakers European Eye on Radicalization Joas Wagemakers, an Associate Professor of Islamic and...
EER Webinar: The Global Fallout From Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
European Eye on Radicalization Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in late February has presented Europe with its greatest security challenge since...
Understanding Boko Haram: An Interview with Jacob Zenn
European Eye on Radicalization EER was joined by Jacob Zenn, an adjunct assistant professor of the graduate-level course, “Violent Non-State...
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, a doctor in philosophy at Cardiff University and an independent political commentator. He writes about politics, human...
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...
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.
Where is Al-Qaeda’s Former Syrian Branch Now?
Article author: Tore Hamming Tore Refslund Hamming, senior research fellow at the International Centre for the...
Review: Women and Radicalism in Saudi Arabia
European Eye on Radicalization As Hend T. Alsudairy explains, this book is meant to be a historical document, as...
Book Review: “La Menace Mondiale Des Frères Musulmans”
European Eye on Radicalization A new book, “La Menace Mondiale Des Frères Musulmans” (The Global Threat of the Muslim Brotherhood),...
The Architect of the Muslim Brotherhood: The Man and His Mission
Article author: Sigrid Herrmann-Marschall Sigrid Herrmann-Marschall German Islamic scholar Gudrun Krämer recently published Der Architekt Des Islamismus...