Tag: USA
Report sheds light on the harmful globalisation of countering violent extremism...
A report by Arun Kundnani and Ben Hayes “brings much needed attention to the global deployment of increasingly standardized policies countering violent extremism”.
A secular Muslim’s guide to drinking alcohol during Ramadan
Writing in the Washington Post, Khaled Diab offers his guide to drinking alcohol during Ramadan for secular Muslims. While alcohol is considered prohibited by the majority of Muslims, a significant minority of Muslims do consume it, and interestingly, a number of Muslim-majority countries top the global rankings for alcohol consumption, meaning Muslims living in them often outdrink their Western counterparts.
Article calls attention to the significant role of radicalization networks in...
While the idea of “lone wolf” attacks frequently characterises discussion of terrorism in the USA, radicalisation networks, particularly those facilitated online, play a significant role in facilitating it.
Dutch universities host study to ask: Why would you become a...
Why would you become a jihad activist? Three reasons.
A group researchers from Radboud University Nijmegen and the University of Amsterdam presented their study among...