The Washington Post and the New York Times: Qatar’s Links to Terror Groups
Joseph Braude* An April 28 report by Washington Post reporter Joby Warrick reveals previously unknown details about massive Qatari payments ...
When to Call It Terrorism? The Toronto Attack and the Never-Ending Debate
Hicham Tiflati* Last Monday at around 1:30 PM, a 25-year-old man, Alek Minassian from the suburb of Richmond Hill in ...
Three Generations of Greek Left-wing Terrorism
Dr Emmanuel Karagiannis* Greece is the only European country facing active left-wing terrorist groups. Arguably, this is no surprise, since ...
Sprinting In From The Cold
European Eye on Radicalization Not long ago, British intelligence officers were famously secretive, even by the standards of their trade. ...
The Muslim Brotherhood in Sweden/2
Magnus Norell The ideological foundations of the MB are thus profound and widely shared. And the MB’s role as “sponsor” ...
The Muslim Brotherhood in Sweden/1
Magnus Norell This article presents a brief description of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) in Sweden. The text is mainly taken ...
Radicalization in Africa: The Somali Case
European Eye on Radicalization All too often, analyses of African radicalization processes are affected by unconscious stereotyping. This can be ...
Radicalization in Central Asia: the Case of Tajikistan
Marco Olimpio The Background – Civil War and Repressive Measures The role of citizens from the former Soviet republics in ...
Hybrid Warfare and Hybrid Threats
Fabrizio Minniti The Hybrid Warfare Concept Before focusing on the concept of Hybrid Warfare (HW) and how state actors use ...
Fears of Radicalisation in the Rohingya refugee crisis/2
Following the outbreak of violence observed in Myanmar’s Rakhine state at the end of August 2017, hundreds of thousands of ...
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