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Al Zawahiri's death is not the end of the global terrorism, he was already in decline A remotely guided US intelligence killer drone missile hit the house where Ayman al…

August 2, 2022Al Qaeda, Zawahiri

Opinion Terrorism

Will Iran attacks Albania?

"Iran's use of attack drones and ballistic missiles to strike the MEK headquarters in Albania faces no legal prohibition, and Tehran's authorities must put military action on the agenda, after…

July 28, 2022Albania, Iran, MEK

Terrorism

The “cybernetic” narrative- it is Iran after the attack on Albania?

On July 14, Hamid Noori, a former Iranian official, was sentenced to life in prison by a Swedish court for war crimes related to the mass executions of political prisoners…

July 25, 2022Albania, Cyberattacks, Iran, MEK

Governance Terrorism

Causes of the security crisis in Nigerian Kaduna State

The growing infamy of Kaduna as the most terrorised state in Nigeria in recent times despite the heavy presence of the military and police in the state is raising concerns…

April 18, 2022Nigeria

Terrorism

ISIS and Al-Qaeda breakthrough into Central Asia: threat to increase sharply this spring

Sources close to military intelligence in one of the Central Asian nations indicate that Central Asia, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in particular, is about to be destabilized in the next 1-1.5…

March 3, 2022Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan

Nonproliferation Terrorism

TTP’s step-up threatens Pakistani control of its nuclear weapon

Seizure of Afghan territory by Taliban brought safety concern to Pakistan, mostly over its nuclear capacity. Taliban militants in Pakistan declared an end to a month-long ceasefire arranged with the…

December 13, 2021Pakistan, Taliban

Terrorism

Uganda facing growing IS threat

Terrorist attacks are intensifying in Uganda. The attacks raise questions about the links and tactics of jihadist groups in the region, as they increase their focus on Uganda and pose a wider threat. Uganda is reeling in…

November 17, 2021Uganda

Terrorism

Gold mines in Burkina Faso fuel militant and jihadist groups

For the past five years, terrorist groups have been controlling gold deposits in the areas of Burkina Faso where the government is virtually absent. They use this control as the…

September 3, 2021Burkina Faso, gold, jihadism, UAE

Intelligence ops National Security Terrorism

“Russian bounties” in Afghanistan: Stage 2

The latest airport attack in Kabul could be seen as part of the campaign to legalize the Taliban in Afghanistan. After the terror attack, which killed over 100 people, the…

August 27, 2021Afghanistan, IS-K, Russia, Taliban

Opinion Terrorism

The Taliban might not deliver all their promises, unable to jeopardize relations with the jihadist groups

The Robert Lansing Institute publishes opinion by Senior Jihadist Terrorism Analyst Daniele Garofalo on prospects of main regional jihadist organization after rapid fall of Kabul authorities and establishing the rule…

August 20, 2021Afghanistan, Al Qaeda, ISIS, Taliban

Terrorism

The CIA and the Pentagon are still able to carry out unique, incomparable operations

Will Iran attacks Albania?

The “cybernetic” narrative- it is Iran after the attack on Albania?

Causes of the security crisis in Nigerian Kaduna State

ISIS and Al-Qaeda breakthrough into Central Asia: threat to increase sharply this spring

TTP’s step-up threatens Pakistani control of its nuclear weapon

Uganda facing growing IS threat

Gold mines in Burkina Faso fuel militant and jihadist groups

“Russian bounties” in Afghanistan: Stage 2

The Taliban might not deliver all their promises, unable to jeopardize relations with the jihadist groups

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