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What next after the Kabul blasts?

The dilly-dallying in recognising the Taliban government proved to be costly. It may prove costly because of the knee jerks of the US and...

Islamic State threat moves online, expands across Africa

Two decades after the 11 September terrorist attacks in New York, terror networks Al-Qaida and Islamic State – also known as Da’esh – continue...

Al-Assad Regime: Initiation of Syrian Uprising

Background And Causes of Uprising Syrian civil war‎ is a multi-sided and multi-faceted war which is currently taking place in Syria. The war initiated on...

Drones in the Hands of Terrorists: What Happens Then?

Ardian is a counter-terrorism researcher, lecturer and security analyst, with a field research experience in Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Western Europe, the Balkans, Kenya, Somalia...

Commission overhauls anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism rules

The European Commission has today presented an ambitious package of legislative proposals to strengthen the EU's anti-money laundering and countering terrorism financing (AML/CFT) rules....

Politically expedient definition of “terrorism” to put Pakistan under watch list

The writer is of the view that there is no universally-acceptable definition of “terrorism”. Influential countries in the United Nations utilize their leverage to...

Drone attacks: just another false-flag operation or a reality?

In a Tweet, Indian Air Force has claimed that, “Two low intensity explosions were reported early Sunday morning in the technical area of Jammu...

U.S.: From mass airstrikes to targeted terrorist attack

The U.S.-led military operation "Inherent Resolve" has begun in August 2014. Its ostensible purpose was a struggle with the gaining ground ISIS at that...

FATF: A Sword of Damocles or a tool of financial discipline?

Pakistan has been groaning under the Financial Action Task Force restrictions. There is marked contrast between Pakistan’s and India’s view of Pakistan’s current status,...

Pakistan is Not Duplicitous When It Comes to Militancy – It is Just Trapped

Pakistan’s Dilemma Pakistan being labeled as duplicitous today when it comes to militancy by external governments and the international media is not only misinformed but...

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