Turkey, Islam, and Central Asia: Activities and Outcomes
Neil Hauer Relations between Turkey and the five states of former Soviet Central Asia have never been as close ...
Month: August 2019
The Islamist Challenge in Germany
Jassim Mohammad Germany has witnessed a growth of Islamist extremism in recent years. Before looking at the causes, it ...
A Theoretical Approach: Wilayat al-Faqih and IS
Khalid bin Sulieman Addadh Introduction When comparing the radical views of the Islamic State and Wilayat al-Faqih, the doctrine of ...
Hindu Extremism: Will abrogating Kashmir’s autonomy instigate instability?
This is our second article on the Kashmir issue. You can read the first one, expressing an alternative perspective, here. ...
Incitement and Paranoia in the Turkish Press
The change of government in Turkey, away from the old secular elite to one dominant by the Islamist party of ...
How Iran Uses Hezbollah in Britain
European Eye on Radicalization In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Britain frequently interfered in the internal affairs of Iran, ...
Video: Turkish Influence in Central Asia and Islamist Extremism
The Turkish government has long sought to play a role in Central Asia, where it has deep historic and ethno-linguistic ...
Rethinking Counterterrorism Strategies for Facing the Far-Right and Islamic Extremism
Dr. Mohammed Issam Laaroussi, Researcher at TRENDS The terrorist attacks occurring in the two decades since 2001 in various ...
Amrita Bhinder: “A Step Towards Peace in Kashmir”
Amrita Bhinder Amrita Bhinder is a columnist for leading publications and a TV panelist. A lawyer with 15 years of ...
Far-Right and Self-Education
James Snell In Sebastian Faulks’ novel Engleby, a pivotal scene occurs early, during a university interview. Its protagonist is ...
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