US struck ISIS camps ‘in coordination with Nigerian authorities’ in northwest Nigeria, following several warnings from Trump. US had also hit ISIS positions in Syria last week.
Known Indian-origin recruits to Islamic State include a dentist, a construction engineer, a Canada-based Hewlett Packard executive, and a software engineer, among others.
The deadliest domestic terror attack in Australia’s history is raising an uncomfortable question: Is there an Islamic State revival in Asia?
Despite years of counterterrorism successes and the...
Life term was handed to Subahani Haja in 2020. The Kerala man had entered Iraq in 2015 & received religious & arms training, but his stint was cut short due to injury.
The account came under the ED lens after the Karnataka police booked a Shivamogga resident for orchestrating an IED blast near Kankanady railway station in Mangaluru.
Terror financing watchdog FATF in its latest report says that these groups have begun operating via ‘regional hubs’, employ offline & online methods to disseminate messages, collect funds.
Operations that began in April has seen 15 Bangladeshis deported, 16 being investigated further for alleged involvement ISIL-inspired movement & 5 charged with terror-related offences.
Failure by nation-states to implement policies that include and empower vulnerable young people lies at the heart of why organisations like the Islamic State are succeeding.
EXCLUSIVE | Trump Wednesday called Mohammad Sharifullah the 'top terrorist' in the Abbey Gate bombing in Afghanistan's Kabul airport, leading to the deaths of 13 US military personnel.
This special edition of Cut The Clutter, straight from the Siliguri corridor, details the strategic importance of the narrow strip of land in West Bengal, and how it’s a vital link connecting the Northeast to the rest of India.
We now live in a world order that will keep shifting. India must use this window. This also means we remain disciplined enough not to be knee-jerked into reacting to what Pakistan sees as its moment in the sun.
Dear Praveen,
While this article is thought provoking, it suggests a certain inevitability around radicalisation However, shouldn’t we be thinking about the root causes, the wars that engender the desperation needed to make joining these groups seem like an attractive option? Iraq, Libya are certainly examples. The cost required for not having radicalisation may be funding economic development and Not Waging War instead of funding militias. Or is my notion too romantic.
Dear Praveen,
While this article is thought provoking, it suggests a certain inevitability around radicalisation However, shouldn’t we be thinking about the root causes, the wars that engender the desperation needed to make joining these groups seem like an attractive option? Iraq, Libya are certainly examples. The cost required for not having radicalisation may be funding economic development and Not Waging War instead of funding militias. Or is my notion too romantic.