Tag: Investigative Project on Terrorism
ISIS Resurrection a Cause for Alarm
Bataclan Trial Highlights France’s Ongoing Security Challenges
Erdogan Fosters Anti-Western Sentiment in Turkey
Iran’s Atrocious Human Rights Record Must Be Addressed Before New Nuclear Talks
Western Islamists Appear Content to Bask in Afghanistan’s Sharia from Afar
New Nuclear Deal Would Empower the Iranian Regime
Pakistan Struggles to Contain the Radicalism it Fostered
Ex ISIS Brides Further Link IHH Aid Organization to Terrorists
Saudi Crown Prince’s Decision May End his Country’s Support for Wahhabism
More Countries Ban Muslim Brotherhood
“We Can’t Even Count Anymore” – How Iran and the WHO Let Coronavirus Proliferate
How Middle Eastern Extremist Groups Use Europe as Their Battleground
Protests Pose New Challenges to Iranian Regime’s Future
Tunisia’s Islamist Parliament Speaker in Hot Water Over Erdogan Meeting
Tunisian Islamists Aim for Power After President’s Death
Al-Qaida-Linked Charities Funded Canadian Organization, Quran Competition
Turkish Prosecutor’s Document Suggests Turkey Spying on U.S. Soil
Child Marriage in Yemen Seen As a Means of Survival
U.S. Muslim Brotherhood Supporters Lobby Congress for Third Straight Year
Why Egypt Works to Curb Hamas’ Influence in Gaza
U.S. Envoy Met with Syrian Rebel Leader Who Expressed Solidarity with Al-Qaida
Wiretaps Show Turkish Intel Supported ISIS
Thousands of American Girls At Risk As Judge Strikes Down Federal FGM Ban
Extraditing Gulen Would Betray American Values
Violence Continues as Pakistani Islamists Protest Christian Woman’s “Blasphemy” Acquittal
French Say “Non” to Islamist Performer at Bataclan
Emerging Islamist Political Clout Accelerates Europe’s Self-Islamization
Government-Tied Turkish Organizations Support Global Jihadists and Islamists
Protecting Afghan Women Is A National Security Issue
Terrorists, Victims, or Both? The Children of ISIS Return
