The Myth of the Remote-Controlled Car Bomb
The car bomb is an incredibly powerful and versatile weapon. Depending on how it’s designed, it can be used to...
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The History and Structure of Islamic Organizations in the United States
The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), which entered into force in the United States on 3 October 1965, marked the...
Explosive Devices: The evolution of the threat
Pierpaolo Napolitano, security engineer Improvised Explosives Devices (IED) have long been, and remain, the weapon of choice for terrorists...
The Billions and Extremism – Qatar and the UK
European Eye on Radicalization Follow the Money Into a Maze Foreign funding of Islamist groups is one of the most...
A Realistic Review of Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Terrorist Risks in Europe
Western countries are currently facing two main terrorist threats. First, the “returnee issue” - foreign terrorist fighters trained in Syria...
The Counterterrorism Framework in Nigeria: Strategic and Operational Pitfalls
Dario Mentone 1. Introduction The aim of this report is to holistically analyze the response of the Federal Republic of...
Remote Controlled Terror: Houthi Suicide Boats
Marco Olimpio On September 8, Saudi and Yemeni forces found a remote controlled explosive boat belonging to Houthi rebels off...
Towards a Definition of Jihadist Radicalization: A Case Study
Alessandro Boncio, OR9 Italian Carabinieri Corps, Counter Terrorism Analyst & Lecturer An Overview After September 11 2001, a complex set...
Terrorism and Fear
Adam Garfinkle Fear is politically fungible, able to migrate stealthily from one cause to others, and from one host to...
Islam in Spain: A Story of Many Strands – Part II
Ana Belén Soage The Madrid Bombings The March 2004 Madrid bombings were another important turning point. Above all, they brought...
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