Review: “Critical Perspectives on Salafism in the Netherlands”
European Eye on Radicalization A study published earlier this year by the International Center for Counterterrorism (ICCT) in The ...
Month: October 2021
Incel Violence: Should It Be Considered Terrorism?
Charlotte Littlewood, former Prevent practitioner and Counter Extremism Coordinator, now PhD candidate into countering extremism in the UK (an Ahmadiyya ...
Leadership Losses and the Islamic State
Article author: Kyle Orton Kyle Orton, a national security and terrorism analyst based in Britain ...
Calls to Prayer in Cologne: The Equal Treatment of the Unequal
Article author: Sigrid Herrmann-Marschall Sigrid Herrmann-Marschall In Cologne, over forty Muslim communities are to be allowed ...
Europe, Walls, and Provocative Proposals
European Eye on Radicalization Two pillars of the European Union (EU) project have been the pooling of sovereignty and ...
What the Muslim Brotherhood Split Tells Us
European Eye on Radicalization In the aftermath of the “Arab spring”, which began at the end of 2010, it ...
Robert F. Kennedy’s Killer Might Soon be Released from Jail: The Kennedys are Upset; So is Hamas
Article author: Sami Moubayed Sami Moubayed Fifty years ago, a 25-year-old Palestinian refugee from Jerusalem ...
What Everyone Thinks They Know About the Yemen War is Wrong
Article author: Oved Lobel Oved Lobel, a policy analyst at Australia Israel & Jewish Affairs Council ...
The Strategic Picture in Central Asia After NATO’s Withdrawal From Afghanistan
European Eye on Radicalization The Newlines Institute held an event on 7 October, “Central Asia: Emerging Power Vacuums”, which ...
Counterterrorism and Counterextremism Strategies for Terrorist Returnees from Syria
All over the world, governments are struggling to formulate coherent policies, consistent with their national security, to deal with citizens ...
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