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Jihadists Cost Mozambique Billions
April 27, 2021
French energy behemoth Total announced that is suspending all work in a multi-year project in Mozambique's liquified natural gas resources, due to the continuing escalation in jihadist activity aimed at capturing the country's energy infrastructure and imposing sharia law across the country.
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Tensions Escalate Between Leading OIC Islamist Regimes
April 21, 2021
Geopolitical factors are producing an escalation in tensions within the 57-member-state Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), as Saudi Arabia and Pakistan are at odds over India's annexation of the region of Kashmir, bilateral oil-and-loan agreements between Islamabad and Riyadh, and over Saudi Arabia's treatment of the sizable Pakistan guest worker population in the Gulf kingdom.
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IS Remains Active Security Threat in Egypt, Targets Christians
April 21, 2021
The Islamic State’s (IS) branch in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula remains an active security threat to the country, with Egyptians Christians particularly at risk as targets for the jihadists.
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Pakistan Blasphemy Case Against Christian Nurses Reiterates Targeted Use of Islamism
April 19, 2021
Two Christian nurses accused of blasphemy against Islam for their cleaning work in a hospital, have been arrested following bodily attack by an Islamist-party mob, the latest episode in Pakistan's sustained record of targeted and arbitrary deployment of Islamic blasphemy laws against the Southwest Asian country's religious minority citizens.
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Islamists Destabilize Pakistan, Threaten French Nationals
April 19, 2021
One of Pakistan's hardline Islamist parties, Tehreek-e-Labiak Pakistan (TLP), has spearheaded days of violent protests against the French government for last year's controversies over cartoons of Islam's prophet Mohammed, calling for a boycott of French products and threatening French nationals working in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.