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By Quilliam Admin La ville de Madrid réussit à contrer de nombreuses menaces, mais elle doit maintenant contrer l’idéologie islamiste. A chaque attaque terroriste sur le sol européen, nous pouvons être certains de deux...
By Quilliam Admin المقاتلون الأجانب بين قبضة الأمن وإعادة الإدماج بعد تأكيدات مقتل أبو بكر البغدادي والسقوط الفعلى لتنظيم داعش الإرهابى فى الموصل وفقدانه المستمر للأرض فى سوريا، بدأت قضية المقاتلين الأجانب تطرح نفسها...
By Graeme Dobell ‘With an annual budget approaching $2 billion and about 7,000 staff spread across 10 agencies, it is clear to us that on size alone the Australian Government’s intelligence activities supporting national...
By Charles S. Clark “One U.S. officer watched TV shows like Cops and NCIS” for lesson plans, watchdog says. …read more From:: Government Executive (Policy)
By William Gourlay The Kurds are flavour of the month. We are now familiar with media coverage of Kurdish fighters, many of them women, pushing back the jihadists of the Islamic State of Iraq...
By Caroline Houck, Defense One When European defense ministers played a tabletop cyber defense exercise, things got hard very quickly. …read more From:: Government Executive (Policy)
By Conor Friedersdorf, The Atlantic President Trump is poised to compound the most grave moral failing of his predecessor by making targeted killings less safe, less legal, and less rare. …read more From:: Government...
By Sydney J. Freedberg Jr. What if the next war starts, not with a gunshot, but with a tweet? As tensions rise, US troops discover their families’ names, faces, and home addresses have been...
By Colin Clark WASHINGTON: President Trump was pretty excited when he announced that the central Chinese bank ordered the cessation of all financial business with North Korea. Dean Cheng, the Heritage Foundation’s expert on...
By nick.capeling 22 September 2017 Hannah Bryce Assistant Head, International Security Although recent terror attacks have been grave they may also tell another story, about the successful regulation and control of certain explosive materials...
By Sofia Patel The world The Economist published two excellent pieces that provide the context for President Trump’s growing Iran problem. The first explores the prospect of Iranian regional hegemony and nuclear ambitions. The...
By Isaac Kfir Since it was formed by Mohammed Yusuf in the early 2000s, Boko Haram, or Jama’a Ahl as-Sunna Li-da’wa wa-al Jihad (roughly translated from Arabic as ‘people committed to the propagation of...
By Colin Clark AFA: Two decades after the Marines predicted most warfare would be in urban areas, the Air Force is coming to the same conclusions. Simply put, the great majority of humans live...
By Rohan Fox, Stephen Howes, Nelson Atip Nema and Marcel Schroder Three years after their introduction in mid-2014, foreign exchange (FX) restrictions continue to be in place as at July 2017. Unofficial ballpark estimates...
By John Coyne Earlier this week, the minister for justice, Michael Keenan, formally released the Commonwealth Law Enforcement International Engagement Methamphetamine Disruption Strategy. The Australian Federal Police (AFP)–led strategy is meant to provide ‘the...
By Camilla Burkot, Terence Wood and Sachini Muller A new report from ODI traces the history and impact of the results agenda within the UK’s Department for International Development. To mark PNG independence day...
By Sydney J. Freedberg Jr. AFA: The Air Force needs more tankers and transports because a sophisticated enemy like Russia or China can shoot them down, the chief of Air Mobility Command said here....
By Marcus Weisgerber, Defense One It’s hard to persuade arms makers to boost production, even to fight ISIS, without cash on the barrelhead. …read more From:: Government Executive (Policy)
By Bellingcat Investigation Team This article was collaboratively researched and written by Timmi Allen, Klement Anders, Daniel Romein, and Christiaan Triebert of the Bellingcat Investigative Team. Introduction In August 2017, the International Criminal Court...
By Quilliam Admin Quilliam’s North America Launch in New York NEW YORK – Quilliam International launched officially in North America in New York’s 3LD Art & Technology Center. At this US launch event, and...
By Malcolm Davis In 2003, the Bush administration caused a furore by proposing a new type of nuclear weapon, formally called the ‘Robust Nuclear Earth Penetrator’ (RNEP), to defeat hard and deeply buried targets....
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