The schism at the heart of British Islam
A fault line within Britain’s community of four million Muslims is now widening. On one side are the majority who…
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France’s hollow Islamist reckoning
Emmanuel Carrère found a story of liberal renewal in the country’s 2015 terrorism attacks. But is it true?
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Can Hezbollah survive the death of Hassan Nasrallah?
The long-time leader of the Iran-backed militia was one of the region’s most significant figures in decades.
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The rise and fall of Britain’s infamous preacher of hate
Anjem Choudary personified an era of Islamic extremism.
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Robin Simcox: “Extremism is not always a black-and-white issue”
The head of the Commission for Countering Extremism on why our categories for the threats we face are “not fit…
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The deadly return of Islamic State
The attack at Moscow’s Crocus City concert hall shows that we ignore the jihadi group at our peril.
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The lessons of Osama bin Laden’s viral “Letter to America”
TikTok and other social media platforms allow distorted narratives to proliferate.
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The Hamas attack was driven by a brutal ideology
The atrocities committed against Israeli civilians have roots in the same fanaticism activists face in Iran.
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“There are thousands of Andrew Tates out there”: The battle against online extremism
Counterextremism expert Milo Comerford on what Isis can teach us about the spread of radical misogyny.
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Ed Husain: “Neglect by left and right makes the challenge of Islamism worse”
The author reflects on his journey across Muslim Britain.
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In a forensic and measured interview by the BBC's John Humphrys, the former Prime Minister defends h
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Gerard Henderson, of the Sydney Institutecites my Policy Exchange pamphlet on radical Islam in his column in The Times ‘How…
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