Tag: Investigative Project on Terrorism
Belgium: 119 Islamic Institutions Investigated for Extremism in 2016
Malaysia Kills a Talking Point (Atheists and Secularists Under Threat)
Sophisticated Australian Airplane Bombing Plot a Warning To the West
Islamic Radicalization in the U.S. Military Surfaces Again
Muslim Brotherhood Affiliate Claims Responsibility for Cairo Attack
Pakistani Law Makes Ramadan a Dangerous Time for Religious Minorities
When Political Correctness in America Places Girls in Harm’s Way
Half of Prominent Jihadis Tied to “Non-Violent” Islamism, New Study Shows
Terrorist Attack in France and Karim Cheurfi: From the Cauldron of Prison to the Streets of Paris
How Erdogan’s Victory Might Be Europe’s Defeat
London Terrorist Followed the Jihadist’s Twisted Path From Prison to Terrorist
Erdogan Critics Beware: Turkey Probably is Watching
Dubai Security Chief Backs Trump Immigration Order
My Journey Out of Radical Islam
U.S. Refusing to Intervene as Ex-CIA Agent Faces Extradition, Prison, in Italy
Is National Guilt Making Germany More Vulnerable To Terrorism?
Women Form A Growing Threat To West In New ISIS Strategy
Islamism in America and Egypt: Brooklyn Imam Linked to Qaradawi Group Calls for Sisi’s Head
Paris Jihadist Manages to Grow More Radical in Prison
Germany’s Military Probes Growing Threat from ISIS Infiltration
Europe’s Terror Challenges: The Returnee Threat
Soros Money, Muslim Advocates Leader, Helped Weaken Homeland Security Policies
Raids, Arrests Show 9/11’s Lessons Are Global
With The Terror Threat Growing, Europe Changes Course
Syria: Jabhat al-Nusra’s Rebranding Aims To Ensure Group’s Survival
Erdogan-Gulen Power Struggle Divides European Turks
Will Turkey’s New Diplomatic Push Reduce Its American MB Support?
Arrests Show Jihadists Infiltrating Syrian Refugees
Leader of U.S. Supported Syrian Rebel Group Backs Al-Qaida
FSA-linked Commander Threatens Kurdish Civilians in Syria