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Terrorist organizations are rarely random or senseless in their acts of violence. Rather, their attacks …
Read More »Strategic Targets: Analyzing Facility Selection in Global Terrorist Attacks
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Why Did Iraq’s Militias Sit Out the Iran–Israel War and Why it Matters
High stakes: Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani confronted KH on 9 August, breaking a …
Read More »The Muqawama and Its Enemies: Shifting Patterns in Iran-Backed Shiite Militia Activity in Iraq
The post-2003 security landscape in Iraq has seen the proliferation of dozens of militias identifying …
Read More »What the PKK’s exit from Turkey means for the Middle East
In late October, the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) announced the unilateral withdrawal of its fighters …
Read More »The battle against Assad’s legacy of corruption in the new Syria
On New Year’s Eve last December, Syria’s President Ahmed Al-Sharaa, barely a few weeks after …
Read More »Hezbollah Is Down But Not Out
Undermining the group in Lebanon requires targeting its networks abroad. After being battered by Israel, …
Read More »Prospects for Iraq-Syria Security Cooperation in a Post-Assad World
Islamic State threats in the border region necessitate shared efforts between Baghdad and Syria’s new …
Read More »The Role of Neo-Turanism in Contemporary Hungarian Foreign Policy
In recent years, Hungarian foreign policy under Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has shifted markedly from …
Read More »Metal scrap sourced from Syria and Libya’s wars feeds Turkey’s steel industry
Tainted metal scrap sourced from conflict zones can ultimately become finished steel used by some …
Read More »Will foreign fighters test the stability of post-Assad Syria?
Recent clashes between government forces and French-speaking fighters in northern Syria have rekindled concerns about …
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