Guardian writer wrong on terrorism, not for the first time
Tackling Islamism requires a redoubling of effort, not an ill-advised descent into isolationism and appeasement. Close down shopping malls so they can't be attacked? For real?
- 23 September 2013
Revealed: Over two decades of Massachusetts links to Al-Qaeda inspired terror
The Boston bombers were not the first jihadists with links to Boston and the state of Massachusetts
- 24 April 2013
Al Qaeda in desperate plea for more terrorists in North Africa
Al Qaeda has issues a plea for more fighters to join its terrorist activities in North Africa
- 18 March 2013
Would Seumas Milne prefer if Britain disappeared?
The Guardian's Seumas Milne has written that the Falklands vote was "dodgy" - all the while praising the elections of Hugo Chavez...
- 13 March 2013
Reports: Al Qaeda 'hit squads' to target Europe and US
Reports have suggested that Iranian-backed Al-Qaeda operatives will launch attacks on the US and European homeland in the next six months
- 1 March 2013
Al-Qaeda fight could last a generation, says Blair
Tony Blair has stated that the fight against Islamism is like the fight against revolutionary communism, and may last a generation
- 3 February 2013
Mysterious genocide of Pakistan's Hazara community
Whatever the truth, and it's often difficult to tell in Pakistan, the international community needs to do more to highlight the plight of the peace-loving Hazara community
- 10 January 2013
Connecting the dots in Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya
Just as the temperature of ‘security threat’ slowly declines in Somalia, it rises in other parts of East Africa
- 7 January 2013
Obama's 'revenge' is the antithesis of American ideals
Sacrifice, character, patriotism, family and the faith of successive generations built America. Obama represents few of those things
- 8 November 2012
Assassination has replaced interrogation - to what end?
Drones have replaced Guantanamo Bay: suspected terrorists are no longer being captured. They are killed. No ifs, no buts. It is a cheaper and more discreet modus operandi
- 2 November 2012
Innocence of Muslims: A Review
Liberals used to mock conservatives for worrying that violent and sexually explicit movies could have an impact on audiences - now they don't question it.
- 16 September 2012
A cynical view of Middle East democracy -- One person, one vote, one time?
The latest rampages following the "Innocence of Muslims" film do not augur well for the future of MidEast democracy
- 14 September 2012
What next for Afghanistan?
How do we safeguard our Afghan allies as well as protecting our own interests in the region?
- 10 September 2012
Are London residents fighting in Syria?
Sheikh Abu Baseer Al-Tartousi has been photographed in Syria. But what does this London Islamist taking up arms tell us?
- 16 August 2012
The unfolding destruction of Timbuktu
Timbuktu's cultural heritage is at risk of being lost forever at the hands of Islamist fighters
- 2 July 2012
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