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Terrorism & Security

The Re-emergence of the Taliban on the International Stage: Recognition or Risk?

By Writer
15 October 2025
in :  Terrorism & Security
111

In 2021, after the Western-backed Afghan government dramatically collapsed, the Taliban acquired full power and control over the country. However, three years later and having held de facto control over Afghanistan since 2021, the Taliban has still not been recognised as the legitimate government of the country by most states as well as the United Nations. The situation is, nevertheless, …

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The polarisation of the Hamas/Israel conflict and its impact on a surge of extremism in Europe 

By Writer
29 November 2023
in :  International Relations, Middle East, Strategic Affairs, Terrorism & Security
280

The conflict in Israel and Gaza which was re-ignited following the October 7th attacks committed by Hamas is heavily polarised perceivable in media and in public opinion. The different facets of the conflict are put up for debate, a phenomenon which also transpires in multicultural diverse European societies. Indeed, the polarisation of the conflict benefits certain extremist ideologies who are …

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Afghanistan: ISIS new center of terrorist operations

By Writer
19 June 2023
in :  Terrorism & Security
320

The consequences of the fall of a strategically secondary country like Afghanistan will reverberate for years at the international level. The main challenges after the fall of Kabul have been the stabilization of the country to avoid migratory flows and a new wave of Islamist terrorism. Following the 9/11 attack, the United States launched the invasion of Afghanistan in 2001 …

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Violence as spoiler in peace processes: a focus on terrorism

By Writer
16 May 2023
in :  Terrorism & Security
127

One of the principal objectives of peace processes is to end armed fighting; however, there has almost never been reported cases in which violence has effectively stopped following the start of the negotiations. As a matter of fact, violence tends to increase right before, during or immediately following the signing of a peace agreement. The subsequent time after having signed …

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Are looted antiquities the new source of terrorism funding?

By Writer
27 December 2022
in :  Terrorism & Security
163

While looting antiquities is not a new phenomenon, nowadays the illicit flow of cultural objects is ranked as the third-highest-grossing annual criminal trade worldwide, after drugs and arms. According to the 1999 United Nations Global Report, the yearly value of illicit antiquities trafficking is estimated at around 7.8 billion, behind drugs (160 billion) and arms (100 billion). Thus, it is …

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How can France possibly relate to Malian terrorist groups and Boko Haram?

By Writer
11 November 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, Terrorism & Security
175

The very same day France withdrew its last military unit from Mali, signaling the end of almost a decade-long operation at the Sahel region that left the country in a crisis, Mali’s foreign affairs Minister, Abdoulaye Diop, in a letter sent to the United Nations Security Council accused France for supporting local armed groups. In the letter, Abdoulaye Diop argues …

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Ransomware as a weapon

By Writer
17 November 2021
in :  Terrorism & Security
952

Over the past two decades the ransomware attacks have been increased radically by moderating -at the same time- the operational procedure from a simple opportunistic exploitation to well orchestrated process. The main goal of ransomware is to extort money by targeting not only individuals, but companies as well through encryption of their data. The attackers hold the encryption key, which …

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Terrorism in the time of COVID-19

By Writer
10 November 2021
in :  Recent Topics, Terrorism & Security
125

COVID-19 was revealed in March 2020 and since then it has moderated completely the modus operandi of our lives. The consequences were numerous, from economic to social aspects and beyond, including security and security management as well. Given the new environment of restrictions and adjustments, there are some challenges that have occurred, due to the impact of extreme measures in …

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Russia and Afghanistan: a renewed friendship

By Writer
10 November 2021
in :  Asia, Conflicts Areas, Defence & Security, Terrorism & Security
325

The History between the two countries goes a long way, since 1955 Moscow had provided military training and warfare material to Afghanistan and supported the PDPA, the at-the-time recently government installed upon Marxist ideology, which then split and whose more radical faction decided to improve relations with the U.S rather than following the soviet influence, these happenings eventually led to …

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A post-Cold War security architecture and nuclear terrorism

By Writer
16 June 2021
in :  Terrorism & Security
340

During the last 20 years, the threat of terrorism has completely shaped countries’ foreign policies. The East-West dichotomy of the Cold War was side-lined with the end of the communist endeavour figured by the Soviet Union, however, other dynamics took place, and one of them has categorically been the rise of terrorism. Following these changes, this essay pretends to register …

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Scenarios of the end of the Russian-Ukrainian war and the impact of each scenario on the world. – Friday 1st of April 2022 at 7:00 PM Brussels Time

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22 March 2022

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The Sahel’s New Alliances: A Wake-Up Call for Europe and the International Community

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