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Commentary

Biden Keeping Half of Afghanistan’s $7B in Assets for 9/11 Victims

Husain Haqqani

Senior Fellow and Director for South and Central Asia

Husain Haqqani

Feb 13, 2022

Commentary

1 Min Read

Heavy security arrangements deployed at the entrance of the Mini Secretariat on December 24, 2021 in Ludhiana, India, following a bomb attack by Sikh separatists. (Photo by Gurpreet Singh/Hindustan Times via Getty Images)

Commentary

German Arrests Show Pakistani Support for Sikh Extremism in India

Aparna Pande

Research Fellow, India and South Asia

Sam Westrop

Middle East Forum

Aparna Pande & Sam Westrop

Feb 3, 2022

Commentary

4 Min Read

Niger Army armed forces patrol during a visit of Niger's Interior Minister to a camp for displaced populations near Diffa on June 16, 2016 following attacks by Boko Haram fighters in the region. (Issouf Sanogo/AFP via Getty Images)

Commentary

Northwestern Nigeria: A Jihadization of Banditry, or a “Banditization” of Jihad?

James Barnett

Research Fellow

James Barnett

Feb 1, 2022

Commentary

2 Min Read

Podcast

Counterbalance | Ep. 32: Why the Middle East Will Continue To Be at the Center of American Foreign Policy

Michael Doran

Senior Fellow and Director, Center for Peace and Security in the Middle East

Robert Greenway

Former Adjunct Fellow

Michael Doran & Robert Greenway

Dec 2, 2021

Podcast

Podcast

Counterbalance | Ep. 31: The Gaza War, 2021

Michael Doran

Senior Fellow and Director, Center for Peace and Security in the Middle East

Marshall Kosloff

Media Fellow

Michael Doran & Marshall Kosloff

Nov 15, 2021

Podcast

Libyan protesters gather outside the offices of Muslim Brotherhood-backed Party of Justice and Construction, in the Libyan capital Tripoli on July 27, 2013 (MAHMUD TURKIA/AFP via Getty Images)

Commentary

Libya’s Islamists: A Fragmented Landscape

Alison Pargeter

Senior Visiting Associate, Institute for Middle Eastern Studies, King’s College London

Alison Pargeter

Oct 27, 2021

Commentary

Long Read

December 11, 2019 Nigerian refugee women at the growing Awaridi refugee settlement now home to 9,000 plus mostly northern Nigerians who fled Boko Haram violence over the past few years. (Photo by Giles Clarke/Getty Images)

Commentary

The North-South Divide: Nigerian Discourses on Boko Haram, the Fulani, and Islamization

Michael Nwankpa

Director, Centre for African Conflict and Development

Michael Nwankpa

Oct 26, 2021

Commentary

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Women rest inside an indoor sports stadium in Pemba on May 22, 2021 (Photo by JOHN WESSELS/AFP via Getty Images)

Commentary

The Counterterrorism Conundrum: Exploring the Evolution of South Africa’s Extremist Networks

Brenda Githing'u

Independent Research Consultant and Counter-Terrorism Analyst

Brenda Githing'u

Oct 23, 2021

Commentary

3 Min Read

In the Media

Imran Khan: Afghanistan’s Soil Should Not Be Used for Terrorism

Husain Haqqani

Senior Fellow and Director for South and Central Asia

Husain Haqqani

Sep 21, 2021

In the Media

Soldiers stand beside damaged operational vehicles recovered from Boko Haram jihadists on display at the headquarters of the 120th Battalion in Goniri, Yobe State, in Nigeria's restive northeast on July 3, 2019. (Audu Marte/AFP via Getty Images)

Commentary

Remaining Without Expanding? Examining Jihadist Insurgency in Northeastern Nigeria

James Barnett

Research Fellow

James Barnett

Sep 21, 2021

Commentary

Long Read

Members of various hardline Sikh organisations raised pro-Khalistan slogans during the 37th anniversary observances of Operation Blue Star at Golden Temple, on June 6, 2021 in Amritsar, India (Photo by Sameer Sehgal/Hindustan Times via Getty Images)

Commentary

Why the US Shouldn’t Ignore Pak-Supported Khalistanis Operating From Its Soil