Jihad
Berlin attack highlights Europe’s shift to individualized, multi-layered terror threats - analysis
Online radicalization, lone-actor violence, and Iran-linked networks are placing European security services under pressure from distinct but increasingly simultaneous threats.
Mamdani’s New York stands as a stark warning of America's possible dystopian future - opinion
Mojtaba Khamenei praises Hezbollah, calls for continued jihad, attacks against Israel
Australia's 'Dr. Jihad' found in Iraqi prison 10 years after declared dead in ISIS siege - report
People need to better understand the Iranian threat - opinion
A strategy to combat the malign influence and hegemonic ambitions of the Iranian mullahs is sorely needed.
Afghanistan's Taliban used to jihad, now they're bored at desk jobs
The Afghanistan Analytics Network interviewed members of the Taliban about their dissatisfaction with their new job roles running the country.
German lawmakers recognize Islamic State crimes against Yazidis as genocide
The jihadist group killed thousands of Yazidis, enslaved 7,000 and displaced most of the 550,000-strong community from their ancestral home.
Jihadist recruiters prey on migrants to Europe
Recruiters target vulnerable individuals and relocate cells created in Africa.
Why is an ex-Syria War jihadist fighting for Ukraine against Russia?
Rustam Azhiev, better known by his nom-de-guerre Abdul Hakim al-Shishani, led Ajnad al-Kavkaz in Syria and now leads Chechen fighters in the Ukrainian Foreign Legion.
How did a radical Islamist fool the West? - analysis
Report from the Meir Amit Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center shows how Yusuf al-Qaradawi played the media to create a ‘moderate’ image.
Tunisia's anti-terrorism police detain former PM Ali Laarayedh - lawyer
Lawyer Mokhtar Jmayi told Reuters that former prime minister Ali Laarayedh is expected to appear before a judge on Wednesday.
Why was the Islamic State so militarily effective? - book review
In 'Soldiers of End-Times,' Ido Levy explains how the ISIS apocalyptic ideology helped gird troop morale.
Who will be Islamic State's new leader? Experts, analysts weigh in
The next leader of ISIS is likely to be chosen from a group of battle-hardened Iraqi jihadists.
Saudi Arabian textbooks show improvements - IMPACT-se
The research on the Saudi Arabia school curriculum shows a continuing trend of improvement and dramatic changes over the span of one year.
