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...
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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...
To Claim or Not to Claim: A Study of Terrorist Disinformation
Manuel R. Torres-Soriano The claim of an attack is a critical moment for the communicative activity of a terrorist organisation....
The Sultan Who Brought His Country Out of the Middle Ages
Dennis Sammut, Director of LINKS (Dialogue, Analysis and Research) and a long-time observer and commentator on Gulf affairs It was...
Turkey’s Attempt to Tighten the Muslim Brotherhood’s Grip on Libya
European Eye on Radicalization Fighting in Tripoli not only signals that GNA-aligned militias (Government of National Accord) are losing the...
Muslim Brotherhood eyes Jordan as a Plan B
Sami Moubayed In mid-December, the Jordanian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood, known as the Muslim Brotherhood Society (MBS), wrapped up...
The Middle East After Qassem Sulaymani
Kyle Orton, independent researcher At 1 AM on 3 January, an American drone strike killed the head of Iran’s...
What Does the Concept of a “Society of Vigilance” Actually Imply?
Moussa Bourekba, Researcher at the Barcelona Centre for International Affairs (CIDOB) “It is our responsibility to build a society...
The Radicalization Risks of Turkey’s Intervention in Libya
Sami Moubayed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has just requested a one-year mandate to send troops to Libya, in...
Boris Johnson’s Government Can Now Freely Tackle Extremism
Haras Rafiq, a counter-extremism expert from Legatum Communications and former member of two UK Government Taskforce looking at the response to...
