Beyond Countering Radicalization in Saudi Arabia
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Down But Not Out: How ISIS is Regrouping in Syria, Iraq, and Online
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Hybrid Mediation and New Instruments for Conflict Resolution in An Unstable International Order
Ambassador Ramon Blecua Ramon Blecua, a Spanish diplomat, a former European Union Ambassador to Iraq and...
Why Chad Matters
Dennis Sammut, the Director of LINKS Europe based in The Hague and the managing editor of the web portal commonspace.eu,...
Pakistan Tries to Curb Islamist Extremist Party
European Eye on Radicalization Last week, Pakistan banned the radical Islamist political party, the Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) after it...
Repatriation From the “Caliphate” Highlights Jihadist Presence in Finland
Gabriel Sjoblom-Fodor, a researcher specialising in the study of religious community work and countering violent extremism at the International Center...
Between the Archaic and the Futuristic: ‘Neoreactionism’ As a Strand of the Far-Right
Isaac Kfir, Advisory Board, International Institute for Justice and the Rule of Law and Adjunct Professor, Charles Sturt University ...
Islamist Lawfare Against the European Union
European Eye on Radicalization In early March, a letter was sent to the President of the European Commission Ursula...
Why Are Mass Shooters Always Male?
George Lundskow, professor of sociology at Grand Valley State University in Allendale, Michigan Another mass shooting in the United States....
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