India’s Annexation of Kashmir Will Lead to Long-Term Instability in South Asia
EER has published two previous articles on the Kashmir issue since this round of the crisis began, available here and ...
The Muslim Brotherhood and Germany Security
Jassim Mohamad, Researcher on terror and intelligence in Bonn The Muslim Brotherhood first established itself in Germany in 1960 ...
Turkey’s Religious Outreach in Central Asia
Akram Umarov Turkey became a significant partner to Central Asian countries starting immediately after the collapse of the Soviet ...
French Documentary Raises Eyebrows About Qatar’s Influence in Europe—and Beyond
Sami Moubayed, a Syrian historian and former Carnegie scholar, author of “Under the Black Flag: At the frontier of the ...
How the Government’s Ties with Islamist Groups Affects Yemen’s Unity and Stability
Muneer Binwaber, journalist and documentary filmmaker researching Yemen and the Gulf states. Terrorist groups have been present in Yemen ...
A Community Effort: How Communal Isolation Contributes to Radicalization
Mathew Giagnorio, researcher in preventing and countering violent extremism In recent years substantial effort has been made in the ...
Chambers of Secrets? Cognitive Echo Chambers and the Role of Social Media in Facilitating Them
Linda Schlegel The rise of social media usage as an everyday activity for millions of citizens has been accompanied ...
The Alliances of Criminal and Terrorists Groups in Europe
Ruslan Trad, journalist and co-founder of De Re Militari Ruslan Trad “Arms trade here is easier than ...
The Myth of the Remote-Controlled Car Bomb
The car bomb is an incredibly powerful and versatile weapon. Depending on how it’s designed, it can be used to ...
A Theoretical Approach: Wilayat al-Faqih and IS
When comparing the radical views of the Islamic State and Wilayat al-Faqih, the doctrine of Shiite faqih (jurist) which dominate ...
