Remote Controlled Terror: Houthi Suicide Boats
Marco Olimpio On September 8, Saudi and Yemeni forces found a remote controlled explosive boat belonging to Houthi rebels off ...
Month: September 2018
Trinidad and Tobago – A Little Country That Is Big in Jihad
Hugo Franco At first glance, Shane Dominic Crawford and Tariq Abdul Haqq have nothing in common besides being citizens of ...
Hearts, Minds, and Jihad Online – A War That the EU Doesn’t Understand
Valerio Mazzoni In his annual State of the Union address on September 12 2018, the European Commission (EC) President Jean-Claude ...
Interview with Abu Salman Belarus, Military Leader of Malhama Tactical
Pieter Van Ostaeyen and Neil Hauer Introduction Malhama Tactical is a group that hasn’t received much attention but is growing ...
Does Islamism Pose a Serious Challenge to Democratic Societies?
By Ahmed Akkari * Rising Strength, Little Notice The short answer to this question is yes, because Islamism promotes an ...
“Where Do I Belong?” – Identity Crises and Islamic Radicalism
Francesco Borgoglio Errico The West is home to many young Muslims balancing between traditional Islamic culture and the secularized multicultural ...
Totalitarian Ideologies and Extremism in a Changing Europe
In contemporary Europe, policymakers, law enforcement, practitioners and civil society organisations are facing new hybrid threats that show similarities and ...
The Road to Daesh – The History of the Takfir and its Interpretations
Francesco Bergoglio Errico The concept of takfir – declaring a Muslim a disbeliever - is a very modern propaganda weapon ...
The Jihadi Movement in Indonesia, an Overview
Raimondo Neironi* “May Bloody May” Earlier this year, Indonesia suffered what became known as “May Bloody May”. On May 13, ...
The Danish Veil Ban Masks Deeper Problems
By Ahmed Akkari * Matters that may be minor elsewhere in the world can become heated controversies in Denmark. This ...
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