Global Political Islam

  • Brief Afghan Ceasefire Ends with Taliban Jihad

    June 22, 2018

    Though the cessation of hostilities has raised cautious optimism about a renewal in the effort to end the war, the brief ceasefire between the Government of Afghanistan and the Taliban ended with the Islamists back to the battlefield to continue the jihadist struggle to impose sharia across the country.

  • Burial of Remains in Iraq Reveals Prevalence of IS Foreign Fighters

    June 22, 2018

    The process of recovering and burying the remains of Islamic State (IS) fighters in Iraq areas liberated from the caliphate is revealing the prevalence of foreign fighters from countries of the Caucasus, including Russian Chechnya and Georgia, as well as Western countries.

  • US Envoy Advocates Anti-ISIS Stabilization Strategy

    June 22, 2018

    The US Special Presidential Envoy for the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS (Islamic State) is convening a meeting in Morocco to discuss a stabilization strategy in Syria as a key to the permanent defeat of the caliphate and to focus on global counter-measures, especially in Africa, to push back ISIS relocation and operations.

  • Turkey Fuels Political Islamism in Balkans

    June 22, 2018

    The intensification and consolidation of anti-Christian political Islamism in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia reveals the impact of a deliberate strategy of neo-Ottoman expansionism into the Balkans by Turkey’s Islamist government.

  • NGO Legal Settlement Shows Problems with Charges of Islamophobia

    June 22, 2018

    The recent out-of-court settlement by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) with the UK-based Quilliam Foundation over the SPLC's allegation that Quilliam's founder is an "anti-Muslim extremist" reveals the pernicious effects of the term "Islamophobia" as a mechanism for silencing all criticism of Islamism and its political and violent extremist expressions.

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