A camp in Syria housing families of Islamic State militant group fighters has experienced a wave of murders within a little over two weeks, the United Nations said Thursday, while expressing "serious concern" at the camp's "deteriorating security conditions." Keep Reading
In mid-April 2020, German authorities detained four Tajik nationals over an Islamic State-linked terror terrorist conspiracy to attack a variety of targets including U.S. and NATO military facilities and personnel stationed in the country. Keep Reading
It is through this communication by radical or extremist actors that we can learn much about the radicalization processes that take place in the virtual world. Keep Reading
When scholars, policymakers, and activists pay attention to gender dynamics, they gain new insights about power, identities, and relationships. Keep Reading
One of the most notable features of the salafi‑jihadist movement has been its consistent effort to explore technological innovation. Indeed, there is a generally permissive attitude towards innovation in this area. Keep Reading
In July 2014, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the now-deceased leader of the Islamic State, named China first in a list of 20 countries and regions where “Muslims’ rights are forcibly seized.” Keep Reading
Thousands of facilities use hazardous chemicals, and hundreds of them are subject to both Department of Homeland Security anti-terrorism standards and other federal chemical safety or security programs. Keep Reading
The mishmash of extremists at the Capitol and chatter give indications about threat patterns in the year ahead. Keep Reading
Several high-profile acts of violence linked to the incel community have stoked much speculation about the threat. Keep Reading
A belief that this should never have happened and will not happen in the future is a failed approach. Keep Reading
The recent bombing in Nashville, Tennessee on Christmas morning was the result of an explosion from a recreational vehicle parked in front of an AT&T building in downtown Nashville. Keep Reading
Our response today must be as robust as our response was to al-Qaeda almost 20 years ago. Keep Reading
The clear threat was obvious and it didn’t require breaking encryption or dark web monitoring to identify it. Keep Reading
The use of fire as a weapon goes far back in bad actors’ repertoire, but a lot of work is ahead of public safety agencies related to identifying, tracking, and analyzing such incidents. Keep Reading
Al-Qaeda’s control over Mukalla one week after the Saudi air campaign began represented the first substantial repercussion. Keep Reading
On December 16, the US District Court in the Southern District of New York unsealed an indictment against a Kenyan member of al Shabaab, the Somalia-based, al Qaeda-affiliated terror group. Keep Reading
The use of series is, at least in part, due to the use of formats which offers several advantages to producers. Formats, in film-scholarly understanding, are repeating forms that organise a film or video at its structural level. Keep Reading
ISIS said in a new issue of its weekly newsletter that rioters "being seen breaking into one of the most important centers of sovereignty in America" signaled that domestic unrest could work to the terror group's advantage. Keep Reading
The awards recognize those who devote their lives to protecting our people, our resources, our way of life. Keep Reading
2020 emphasized the importance of staying nimble as multiple threats simultaneously unfold. Keep Reading