Sustained pressure on Iran’s proxies is critical, but Tehran’s creative financing and global networks ensure these threats remain resilient and adaptive.
Browsing: Counterterrorism
Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi’s Washington visit marks a crucial moment to secure targeted U.S. counterterrorism aid before the coalition mission ends.
Armed forces in Damascus retain integrated foreign fighters and illicit finance rings as Washington reviews state sponsor of terrorism delisting protocols.
Algeria’s FATF grey-list exit in record time proves reform is possible and offers Washington a strategic opening to reset bilateral engagement.
Ahmed Al-Sharaa must integrate the SDF operationally rather than symbolically to prevent ISIS resurgence and stabilize Syria’s fragile security architecture.
Turkey fuels terror in the West Bank by housing Hamas operatives who direct attacks, transfer weapons, and recruit from safe havens.
Rapid sanctions relief and regional coalition-building have turned US Policy in Syria into a model for effective, principled American statecraft.
Conditional removal of Syria’s terrorism designation is the only path to align U.S. leverage with genuine counterterrorism reforms on the ground.
Atlantic Council analysts dissect the operational shifts, strategic flaws, and resource limitations redefining the future of US counterterrorism.
A new US Africa strategy is required to counter intense terrorist expansion in the Sahel and secure core global supply chains for the future.