Western policy wrongly equates religious authority with social legitimacy, silencing secular Muslims and weakening the struggle against extremism.
Browsing: Extremism
The Iran war’s aftermath brings U.S. strategic setbacks, rising extremism, Turkey’s expanded influence, and shifting Gulf security calculations.
Examining the volatile trajectory from Nakba to fascist street mobilization reveals the systematic targeting of Muslims and Jews in contemporary Britain.
Washington is rewarding rebranded extremists while abandoning the SDF, its most reliable partner against ISIS.
Saudi Arabia has not pivoted toward extremism; its transformation under MbS toward tolerance and openness remains structural, not tactical.