To drone or not to drone – a key question
If al-Qaeda comes under more pressure, it will switch strategies again, which will then make drones irrelevant. Speaking to Americans...
Read moreIf al-Qaeda comes under more pressure, it will switch strategies again, which will then make drones irrelevant. Speaking to Americans...
Read moreThe Salafi-jihadist movement is losing its recruitment pool in the Arab world. Its latest strategies look elsewhere, and the death...
Read moreA review of 'Jihad in Saudi Arabia', by Thomas Hegghammer, looks at the complications of adequately describing ideology and not...
Read moreOn November 9, the Kavkaz-Tsentr website posted a video entitled “Address of Chechens Living Abroad to Organizers of fitnaht al-mujahedin”, showing unidentified...
Read moreon june 4, 2009, Abu Muhammad al-Maqdisi gave his first interview since his release from a Jordanian prison in March...
Read moreBACKGROUND:This development calls to mind the policy of the Tsarist General Yermolov, who came to Chechnya and the North Caucasus...
Read moreBACKGROUND:the two wars in Chechnya affected the humanitarian situation there significantly. Chechens suffers from countless health problems, in part due...
Read moreBACKGROUND: These elections constitute the last phase in a three-phase \"political process\" designed by the Kremlin to normalize conditions in Chechnya...
Read moreBACKGROUND: The “Domino Effect” was a key Russian concern over Chechen calls for independence, or separation as dubbed by Russia,...
Read moreBACKGROUND: This article builds on two major works by two thinkers in the Salafi-Jihadist movement. The first is “Fursan Tahta Rayat...
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