The Islamic Jihad Threat in South America: All you need to know
The distance between South America and jihadist strongholds in the Middle East and Africa limits the operational reach of groups like IS or al-Qaeda.
The distance between South America and jihadist strongholds in the Middle East and Africa limits the operational reach of groups like IS or al-Qaeda.
Jihadist networks in Australia are diverse, including individuals of Lebanese, Afghan, Turkish, Somali, and Anglo backgrounds.
The Afghan-Soviet War’s legacy profoundly shaped Islamic terrorism in Africa, where Salafi-jihadist ideologies took root in diverse contexts.
Across Africa, socio-political conditions create fertile ground for insurgencies, but their translation into jihadist terrorism is shaped by specific dynamics.
Islamic terrorism in Africa emerged in the late 1970s and 1980s, driven by a combination of local socio-political conditions and the global spread of radical Islamist ideologies. The earliest significant wave began in North Africa, particularly in Algeria, where the rise of political Islam clashed with secular governments. The Islamic Salvation Front (FIS), a political […]
A female suicide bomber killed at least 10 people in a restaurant in Nigeria.
ISIS has traded their battle fatigues for designer suits and hairdos and have panther-walked into Damascus like they’re auditioning for the Shark Tank.