Terrorism and extremism
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Opinion & Analysis
Daech’s military defeat: The next step?
A page of terrorism has been turned after the Syrian Democratic Forces, supported by the United States, announced the liberation…
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Islamophobia: A Realistic Reading
Following the far right terrorist attack on two mosques in Christchurch last Friday, many have linked the massacre to the…
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The Dimensions of the Christchurch Terror Massacre
The horrendous terrorist crime that killed some 50 Muslims and wounded more than 40 in two mosques in Christchurch, New…
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Toward a Global Mechanism to Deal with Foreign Terrorist Fighters
Despite the many events and developments on the world stage in recent months, the question of determining the fate of…
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Has the Daesh Organization Been Defeated in Syria?
The only possible point of agreement in any discussion of the criteria of victory and defeat in unconventional wars is…
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Fighting Radicalization and Terror by Thinking outside the Box
The Dar al-Ifta of Egypt posted an animated fatwa video on the birth of the Prophet Muhammad PBUH, one of…
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The UAE’s Steadfast Position in the Fight against Terrorism
On September 17, 2001, a few days after the September 11 attacks, then President George W. Bush received a message…
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The Fate of the War against Terrorism 2-2
In a past article we’ve seen how 17 years of war on terror (since the September 11, 2001 attacks) was…
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The Fate of the War against Terrorism 1-1
The global war against terrorism began after the attacks of September 11, 2001. Seventeen years after the terrorist attack carried…
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The Roots of Extremism within the Other
In recent months, the debate over the defamation of religions in Europe was reignited after extreme-right Party for Freedom leader…
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