Tag Archives | Al Qaeda
Remembering Ahmad Shah Masoud
Rethinking the War on ‘IS’
Afghanistan or Syria? How Foreign Jihadists Decide Where to Go
Fighting for Hearts and Minds in Anbar
Is Nuclear Balancing in the Middle East Possible?
ISIS: Salafism, Recruitment, Organization and Method
Saudis Step Up in Yemen, but at What Cost?
The Islamic State’s Theater of the Grotesque
Yemen: The Final Straw?
Apocalyptic Erotica Now: The Allure of Islamic State Online
Implications of Boko Haram’s Allegiance to the Islamic State
U.S. Spin on Middle East Violence Must Change
The Tragedy of Our Decade
Yemen’s New Youth Revolution
Yemen: A Handful of Dust?
The Increase of Islamist Attacks is Alarming
Islamic State and Al-Qaeda: The Threat of Cooperation
Staying the Course: Support for Yemen
The Rise of ISIS: Who’s to Blame?
Rebuilding Afghanistan: The Role of its Neighbors
Is Djibouti a Reliable Partner in the Fight Against Terrorism?
Yemen On the Brink: A Failure of Democracy?
It’s time for Muslim Nations to take the Lead
As America Fights Terror, it Loses More Than it Gains
U.S. ISIS Strategy Should Involve Assad
Houthi Tribesmen Continue to Pose a Risk to Yemen
Al Qaeda’s Move in India Presages more Elsewhere
False Solutions: the Islamic State, the Kurds and Generational War
Understanding the ISIL Trinity
Is ISIS Good for U.S. Strategy in the Region?
Will We See a Return to the Policy of Dictatorial Support?
Yemen’s Houthis and their “Peaceful Revolution”
The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict in a Broader Context
The U.S. could have Captured bin Laden Earlier
Iraq’s Instability Can Only be Solved by its Neighbors
Review of Carlotta Gall’s ‘The Wrong Enemy’
What Did the Arab Spring Accomplish?
Yemen Re-Balancing
