Tag Archives | Islamic State
Trump and His Foreign Fighter Problem
Covert Wars: Iran and Saudi Arabia Revisit their Strategies
With U.S. Eyes on ISIS, Al Qaeda Looks to Idlib
Time for Peace Talks with Taliban
Iraq is a Client State of Iran
The Islamic State: From Physical Caliphate to Virtual Jihad
Kurdish Battle Positions Kurds as U.S. Ally Against Iran
On the Radicalization of Young Moroccans
Signs of Hope in the Middle East? Don’t Hold your Breath
What Comes After Iran-Turkey’s Anti-Kurd Détente?
Are Islamic State Recruits More Street Gang Members than Zealots?
China Contributes to Doubts about Pakistani Crackdown on Militants
Exaggerated Victories: The Mosul Effect
Erdogan: Self-Proclaimed Caliphate?
The Islamic State’s New Realities
Iran and the United States’ Competition in Eastern Syria
Syria’s Endgame Dilemma after DAESH
Mainstream Media Outlets are Dropping the Ball with Terrorism Coverage
Trump Addresses the Muslim World on Fighting Extremism
Reckless Optimism: 7 Common Arguments for Bombing Syria and the Reasons Why They’re Wrong.
Who Will Be the Heir to ISIS?
A Greater NATO Role in Syria
Danger Ahead: Syrian Quagmire
The ‘Mother of All Bombs’ Goes to Afghanistan
America at the Precipice of a Quagmire
Why can’t America just take out Assad?
Policy on the Run: The U.S. Response to Idlib
Old Policies for Current Threats: Why the AUMF Needs Immediate Repair
The Tragedy of Mosul: Battle Against Islamic State is Leading to all-too-familiar Consequences
The United States Should Work With Russia in Counter-ISIS Campaign
Defeating the Islamic State: A War Mired in Contradictions
Trump’s Middle East Policy
Whither the Muslim World’s NATO?
Radicalization between Prevention and Instrumentalisation of Religion
How Refugees Can Return Home
Libya’s New Menace: Madkhalism
Islamic State Violence Fuels Culture Wars and Widens Generation Gaps
ISIS, Regional Failures, and the Necessity of Western Action
