Counterterrorism and Rising State Fragility in the Post-Coup Sahel Region
Article author: Isaac Kfir Isaac Kfir, Advisory Board, International Institute for Justice and the Rule of...
Opinion Pieces
Should the British Government Be Worried About Islamist Participationists?
Article author: Wasiq Wasiq Wasiq Wasiq, Counter Terrorism Analyst There has been a significant amount...
The Role of MHPSS Efforts in the Prevention of Violent Extremism in Africa
Article author: Isel Ras Isel Ras, independent consultant, she is on Twitter @IselZyl. Context of Violent...
The Terrorist Threat in the Gulf of Guinea
Article author: Ana Aguilera Ana Aguilera, researcher at the International Observatory for Terrorism Studies (OIET) in...
Is CVE in the West Heading Down the Wrong Road?
Article author: Phil Gurski Phil Gurski, President of Borealis Threat and Risk Consulting and a Distinguished...
How Long Before Other Extremists Pick Up This Neo-Nazi Media Innovation?
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The West Still Has Work To Do Against Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps
In recent months, the leading Western states—the United States, Britain, and even the European Union (EU)—have started to increase their...
Geopolitical Tensions in Kosovo and the Future
Article author: Arlinda Rrustemi Arlinda Rrustemi Tensions are rising between ethnic Serbs and the ethnic...
Why Boko Haram is Losing Ground in Nigeria
Article author: Ana Aguilera Ana Aguilera, researcher at the International Observatory for Terrorism Studies (OIET) in Spain...
Sudan on the Brink: The Prospect of Terrorists Exploiting the Current Instability
European Eye on Radicalization Sudan has had a politically volatile four years during which two military coup d’états have taken...
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