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Questions from Khawariji Leadership Terrorists

The Khawariji, a term historically rooted in Islamic history, has re-emerged in modern times through groups like the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), who have perpetrated...

The Perilous Legacy of American Weapons in Afghanistan

The geopolitical landscape of South Asia has been profoundly shaped by the decades-long conflict in Afghanistan, a nation that has become synonymous with war,...

UN Report Exposes Afghan Taliban’s Financial and Logistical Support to TTP

A recent report submitted to the United Nations Security Council has unveiled a troubling revelation: the Afghan Taliban continue to provide financial and logistical...

Boko Haram Insurgency in Nigeria and the Quest for a Permanent Resolution of the Crisis – Review

The paper “Examining the Boko Haram Insurgency in Northern Nigeria & the Quest for a Permanent Resolution of the Crisis” by Joseph Olukayode Akinbi...

Afghanistan’s Fractured Tapestry: The Ascent of Terror and America’s Strategic Overreach

Afghanistan stands out as the most prominent country in South Asia, surrounded by significant countries of the region and nestled at the crossroads of...

Pakistan’s New Counterterrorism Resolve: No Safe Havens for Terrorist

The recent killing of four Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) militants in a Pakistani security forces operation has once again validated long-standing claims about Afghanistan being...

U.S. Demands Return of Left-Over Military Equipment in Afghanistan

The withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan in August 2021 marked the end of a two-decade-long military presence in the region. However, the aftermath...

Boko haram’s ideological crisis

Boko Haram's rise in Nigeria has sparked significant concerns about its beliefs and actions. This article examines the group's use of violence in the...

Taliban blames Pakistan of supporting IS

The conflict between the Taliban and the Pakistani military is intensifying. The Taliban has officially accused the Pakistani government of supporting ISIS, and the...

The Southport Murders: Misplaced Blame and the Politics of Fear

Last July, the quiet seaside town of Southport in England was shattered by a horrifying act of violence. An 18-year-old man burst into a...

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