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UNGA Becomes Turf for Turkey's Pitch on Kashmir and for Global Islamist Leadership
September 25, 2019
This week's opening of the 74th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) has become the space for Turkey's Islamist President Recep Tayip Erdogan's latest pitch for leadership of global Islamist activism, highlighting that NATO member-states movement away from the country's Western alliance connections.
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Saudi Arabia’s Mis-Treatment of Prisoner of Conscience Reflects Regime’s Unchanging Islamist Ideology
September 23, 2019
Saudi Arabia has been called out by the US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) for its continuing mistreatment, including denial of medical care, of internationally known prisoner-of-conscience Raif Badawi.
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NATO-Member Turkey Supports IS
September 23, 2019
NATO-member Turkey continues to support IS forces and other jihadist groups in their reconsolidation efforts in northern Syria, providing military materiel, logistical support and intelligence information, and open border crossings.
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Qatar Ramps Up Investment in Somalia as Intra-Islamic Competition Spreads in East Africa
September 20, 2019
The announcement by Qatar’s Ministry of Transport and Communication of plans to finance port construction in Somalia as part of a broader economic development strategy in a state fighting various Islamic insurgencies and piracy signals the continuing competition among the Arabian Gulf’s feuding Islamist theocratic regimes to penetrate East Africa, as Qatar and Saudi Arabia take the lead on using economic leverage to consolidate their brands of extremists Islamism in a transcontinental geopolitical moves.
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Facebook Case Shows Dangers of Auto-Generation Technology as Support for Islamist Extremism
September 20, 2019
Facebook is the subject of a whistleblower complaint filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding the social media giant’s use of auto-generation technology that inadvertently produces content helpful to networking and recruitment by Islamist extremist groups IS and al Qaeda, underscoring the dangers of the technology tool when it comes to preventing the online spread of Islamist radicalization and recruitment.
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