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How to interpret the crisis between Qatar and Saudi Arabia’s allies

The crisis between Qatar and much of the new "Sunni" NATO - as some US media already call it today - consists in a...

What will happen after Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’s death? The new Virtual Caliphate and its implications

By all accounts the Islamic State is on track to lose the majority of its real estate in Iraq and Syria by the end...

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A series of Salafist, jihadi terrorist attacks erupting at the onset of 2017 Ramadan portends a summer of terror for the West....

Qatar and Iran Rehearsals of a war between Shiites and Sunnis

S audi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain - a small Shiite-majority State governed by the Sunnis - Eastern Libya of Haftar...

ISIS psychological war

T he attack perpetrated in Manchester on May 23 last is a turning point for the Daesh-Isis war in Europe and, in the...

The Vagina Diatribes, Part I: Why Violent Gender Extremism Persists

“The Quran liberated women from subhuman status, gave us rights to choose whom to marry, to work, to be in leadership positions, and to...

Turkey’s Crippled Counterterrorist Capacity: How Domestic Purges Represent an International Threat to Europe’s Security

T urkey has been suffering from terrorism for a long time, losing over 40,000 people in the last 40 years. When the Syrian...

The Threat of “Salafi Sufism”: An Opportunity for Regional Cooperation in Central Asia

Sufism, a philosophy whose most distinctive feature is tolerance, and its followers have been always known for their forbearance. It has been accepted and...

Arab Liberals Criticism on Arab Political Life and to Europe Denial (B)

S audi columnist, Muhammad bin 'Abd al-Latif Aal al-Sheikh: The ideology of the al-Salafiyah al-Jihadiyah movement is similar to, or even worse...

Novel attempts to launch sectarian war in Afghanistan

S ectarian warfare is not a very new issue in the Islamic world because for decades Saudi-Arabia and Iran have had the...

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