The Core of Salafism
An Apriori Statement and Salafi’s Responses on Radicalism and Terrorism, by Riza Saputra Abstract The city of Santri has recorded at...
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American Counter-terrorism after 9/11
By Donna Starr-Deelen, Adjunct Professor University of Baltimore Law School The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, which killed...
The World Now: Is It Safer?
It is time to assess how safe the world is now compared to how it was in 9/11. In the next lines, we will see what has changed, the...
Cyberterrorism in the West Now
By Marina Cortés, Researcher at Talking About Terrorism. “The impact of terrorism is currently far more limited by the failure or...
Terrorism in the UK: Evolving Threats and Suspect Communities
By Jake Grinyer, researcher at Talking About Terrorism. Summary The United Kingdom (UK) has historically faced various threats from...
Top Global Cyberattacks: 2010-2020
A compilation of the most important cyber attacks and cyber terrorism attacks in the last decade. By Kristen Morris, Researcher at...
Mapping Contours of Reconciliation and Peace Process in Afghanistan: Policy Options for Pakistan
By Dr. Muhammad Nadeem Mirza Faculty Member, School of Politics and International Relations (SPIR), Quaid-iAzam University (QAU); Hussain...
Active Far-Right Groups in the Capitol Riots
Becs Hill, Assistant Researcher at Talking About Terrorism. On Wednesday 6 January 2021, thousands of pro-Trump rioters descended on the...
A Counter-Terrorism Agenda for the EU: Anticipate, Prevent, Protect, Respond
Summary of key elements by Jake Grinyer, Researcher at Talking About Terrorism, and Dr. Patricia Pazos, Director of Talking About...
Balochistan Reconciliation
By Shanzay Noor, Kinnaird College for Women, Pakistan. ABSTRACT Balochistan is surely descending into Anarchy. The contemporary wave of...
Terrorist Victim or Perpetrator?
Foreign Solutions to Challenges Posed by the U.S.’s Terrorist Bars to Asylum, by Stephanie Cooper Blum† and Dr. Nadav Morag††. Study...
The Limits of Punishment: Transitional Justice and Violent Extremism
By Ronald Slye, Professor at Seattle University School of Law and Mark Freeman, founder and Executive Director of the Institute for...
Terrorism in Austria
By Jack Ryan, Assistant Researcher. Austria is the latest EU country to fall victim to a lone wolf style Islamist terror attack; Events...
Boko Haram Now
By Jack Ryan, Research Assistant at Talking About Terrorism. Jama’atu Ahl as-Sunnah il-Da’awati wal-Jihad, commonly known as Boko Haram,...
ISIS in Europe
By Jack Ryan, Research Assistant at Talking About Terrorism. In March 2019, The Islamic State was driven from its last stronghold, and...
Terrorist Incitement on the Internet
By Alexander Tsesis, Loyola University Chicago School of Law. Abstract The internet provides a platform for speech across national...
The Price of Prevention: Anti-Terrorism Pre-Crime Measures and International Human Rights Law
By Professor Arturo J. Carrillo, George Washington University, Law School. GW Law School Public Law and Legal Theory Paper No. 2020-50....
Terrorism in Europe: Key Findings
We summarize the last Europol Terrorism Report (Te-Sat) , detailing the current trends in the EU. By Jake Grinyer Research Assistant at...
Is Globalization Responsible of the Wuhan-COVID-19 Worldwide Crisis?
By Mario Arturo Ruiz Estrada, Universidad San Carlos de Guatemala (USAC). Abstract This paper analyzes the impact of Globalization as in...
The Uses of Drones in Case of Massive Epidemics Contagious Diseases: COVID-19 Crisis
By Professor Mario Arturo Ruiz Estrada, Center of Latin American Studies (CLAS). University of Malaya. Full tittle: The Uses of Drones in...
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