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Aya Burweila, director of Code on the Road, a non-profit organization aimed at building resilience to extremism through researching protective...
White Supremacy Can’t Be Fought With a White Scare
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Al-Qaeda in Yemen: Preparing to Strike
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The Crisis in Sahel: New Challenges to European Security
Ventsislav Bozhev, a political scientist at De Re Militari, specializing in the Middle East The African region of Sahel might...
The Delicate Status of Hagia Sophia
European Eye on Radicalization There was never much doubt that the courts in Turkey would give President Recep Tayyip...
Extreme and Non-Violent? Exploring the Threat Posed by Non-Violent Extremists
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Drugs and Jihadists: Exploiting Kuffar Weaknesses
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