Al Qaeda
The Region Reacts to News of Bin Laden's Death
In the age of instant communication, news of Osama Bin Laden's death spread quickly. Almost as instantaneous was the reaction from various quarters of the region.
Cutting the Fuse: The Explosion of Global Suicide Terrorism and How to Stop It
The "War on Terror:" (How) Will It End?
Having stated in the last article that the “War on Terror” seems certain to continue for years or even decades, it may appear contradictory, premature and even downright naïve to discu
Yemen and the "War on Terror"
Yemen has witnessed many conflicts since the early 1960s. Currently, there is conflict taking place between the Saleh regime and the Houthi rebels in the north. There is also tension between the Saleh regime and southern secessionists.
Rifts among the Radicals
If serious disputes arose between Islamic revolutionary actors, America and others might be able to exploit them. But will such serious disputes arise?
What Exactly Is the "War on Terror?"
The phrase "War on Terror" was popularized by President George W. Bush and his administration in the aftermath of 9/11. It has been widely criticized ever since then. Terror, after all, is a tactic. How, many asked, can war be waged against a tactic?
The “War on Terror”: Not Going Well, But Does That Mean It Is Lost?
The “War on Terror” was launched by President George W. Bush in the wake of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. At first, the “War on Terror” appeared to go quite well for the United States and its allies.