The UK Clips Hezbollah’s Wings
European Eye on Radicalization On 25 February, the United Kingdom announced that it would fully proscribe Hezbollah. Previously, it had...
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Africa will be worst hit if captured foreign jihadist fighters are let loose
By David Otto After Islamic State (ISIS) leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi spoke at Mosul’s Great Mosque of al-Nuri in mid-2014,...
Interview with Abu Salman Belarus, leader of Malhama Tactical: A follow up
Pieter Van Ostaeyen and Neil Hauer Malhama Tactical is a group that hasn’t received much attention but is growing more...
The Rise of Terrorist Attacks and Radicalization in Iran: Factors and Drivers
Dr Akram Umarov, policy analyst"from Tashkent, Uzbekistan. He received PhD Degree in International Relations at the University of World Economy...
The Muslim Brotherhood in Spain
Maria Lozano Alía The Muslim Brotherhood has been the subject of study, curiosity, monitoring and fear. Hassan Al Banna, who...
State Measures to prevent radicalization and violent extremism in the francophone space: The example of Cameroon
Aristide Donald Bilounga, holder of a Masters in international relations with a concentration on francophone countries at the University Jean-Moulin...
Building Bridges Through Cultural Diplomacy
Dr. Christian Koch, Senior Advisor, Bussola Institute, Belgium Pope Francis’s visit to the United Arab Emirates from February 3 to 5,...
Why the New European Regulation Will Not Put an End to Terrorist Content on the Internet
Manuel R. Torres Soriano The European Commission intends to adopt a new regulation aimed at strengthening the fight against terrorist...
Is Ankara Reconsidering its Relations with the Muslim Brotherhood?
By Dr. Shady Abdelwhab Mansour Since the unfolding of the Arab Spring in 2011, Turkey has gradually become the regional...
Zakir Naik: Banned from the UK, Broadcasting to the UK
European Eye on Radicalization Keeping Promises at the Border When the Conservative party came to power in the United Kingdom...
