Conversations on Conflict in The Hague
European Eye on Radicalization In the Netherlands on 28 November, European Eye on Radicalization cooperated with LINKS Europe and ...
Month: November 2019
An Islamist Alliance: Iran and the Muslim Brotherhood
European Eye on Radicalization The Shi’i Islamist regime in Iran has a long relationship with the Sunni Muslim Brotherhood, as ...
Premodern Tribalism in a Postmodern World: How Tribal Urges Can Lead to Radicalized Opinions
Linda Schlegel We live in a presumably globalized world, in which people, goods, services, news and ideas float across ...
Turkey’s Troubled Relationship With Europe
Sami Moubayed The Turkish government led by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan continues to drill the gas reserves off the ...
“I Left a Caliphate For You … Safeguard It”: Islamic State Supporters React to the Caliph’s Death
Valerio Mazzoni The Islamic State (IS) online community has been reacting to the loss of the IS leader, Abu ...
Why Has the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood Stayed Out of the Constitutional Assembly?
Sami Moubayed On 25 September 2019, the outlawed Syrian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood (SMB) issued a strongly-worded statement, ...
Jihadi Terrorism in South and Southeast Asia
The collapse of the Islamic State caliphate at the end of 2017 and the recent killing of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi ...
Between Moderation and Extremism: The Strange Evolution of Hungarian Far-Right
Jan Wójcik The Hungarian far-Right has recently came into the spotlight again after the ultranationalist group, Legio Hungaria, vandalized ...
Death Threats to German Politicians a Direct Result of Social Media Migration
Dr. Eoin Lenihan, independent consultant focusing on online extremism In October of this year Cem Özdemir and Claudia Roth ...
The Hague Conversations on Conflict
On November 28, 2019, European Eye on Radicalization will join LINKS Europe and The Hague Humanity Hub, in the forth Conversation on Conflict. ...
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