The United Nations Reviews Turkey’s Human Rights Situation
European Eye on Radicalization The United Nations convened on Tuesday, 28 January, to assess the human rights situation in Turkey. ...
Month: January 2020
The Iranian response to Soleimani’s killing
Editor's Note: This report presents a more critical perspective on the U.S. decision to kill Qasem Soleimani, regarding it as ...
Why Arab Students Should Visit Auschwitz
Editor's note: on 27 January 1945, Soviet forces broke open the most infamous Nazi death camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau. We publish this ...
Remembering the Holocaust: 75 Years After the Liberation of the Camps
Ambassador Colette Avital, an Israeli diplomat and former Member of the Knesset (Parliament) “So, I was hiding in the heap ...
The Vicious Circle of Polarization: How the West is Creating the Next Wave of Jihadist Radicalization
Guy Van Vlierden The West appears to be at a crossroads, in terms of radicalization. It is extremely hard to ...
“Islamogauchisme”: The Unholy Alliance
Tommaso Virgili In Europe, references to radicalisation typically evoke in our minds either Islamism or the far-right — at ...
The Qatar Papers: How Qatar Charity inserts itself in European Muslim Affairs
Daniel Rickenbacher In 2016, two French journalists Christian Chesnot and Georges Malbrunot received a USB stick containing thousands of ...
Britain Increases Pressure on Iran and Hezbollah
European Eye on Radicalization The British Treasury Department expanded its asset freeze against Hezbollah, the political party and militia ...
Pathways, Puzzles, Processes: The Difficulties in Defining Radicalization
Linda Schlegel Extremism and terrorism have arguably been part of the human existence for thousands of years. Some of ...
Votes on the Armenian Genocide Matter — But Who are They Really For?
James Robins, an award-winning journalist and historian. His forthcoming book is ‘When We Dead Awaken: Australia, New Zealand, and the ...
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