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Youth radicalisation is becoming a defining feature of the extremist landscape, with the emergence of a new and highly networked form of violence...
Jihadist violence in the Sahel has expanded significantly in recent years, driven by a combination of political upheaval, ineffective security...
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An assessment of the escalating conflict, its impact on Iranian proxy organisations, the threat of terrorism within Western nations, and the broader implications for Middle Eastern and global security.
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While advancing a “maximum lethality” doctrine in its war with Iran, the US is simultaneously...
The terrorist threat to Western nations, following the February 28 strikes that killed...
Once treated as a relic of the Cold War, military service is again being revised, expanded or...
Renewed escalation of tensions between Ethiopia and Eritrea have revived concerns that an already...
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