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Afghanistan’s Jihadist Conflict Zone Threats Intensify
November 10, 2021
The intensification of inter-jihadist conflict in Afghanistan among the Taliban, al-Qaeda, and IS-K (Islamic State - Khorasan Province) had produced a precipitous decline in the South Asian country’s human rights and humanitarian conditions and presents a growing international security threat, including to US homeland security.
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Turkey Targets Intellectuals and Philanthropists Connected to West
November 10, 2021
The Turkish Islamist regime had targeted high profile intellectuals and philanthropic activists, including US citizens and globally connected activists known for their commitments to policies and social inclusion.
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Oxford University Press: Jihadism a Sustained, Durable Threat
November 10, 2021
A new Oxford University Press study by a renowned Brandeis University scholar of terrorism uses extensive interview data from the Western Jihadism Project to provide a detailed analysis of the adaptive structures and tactics, as well as deep support networks in the US and Europe, that make Islamist extremism a durable, active threat worldwide.
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Rubin: Turkey's Transregional Support for Islamist Extremism Endangers U.S. Geopolitical Interests
November 03, 2021
Writing in The National Interest, Michael Rubin explains how NATO-member Turkey's record of ideological and material support for Islamist extremism in Eurasia and Africa is undermining U.S. geopolitical interests and security strategy.
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Speech & Media Freedoms Under Siege in Islamist Turkey
October 27, 2021
A recently released report by Human Rights Foundation of Turkey (TIHV/HRFT) points to speech and media freedoms under siege by Turkey's Islamist regime, with the state's security apparatus being used to silence critique of the government.
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