Global Islamism Monitor No. 75
Germany seeks to bring Muslim education home;
Turkey's "blind eye" toward Palestinian radicalism;
How Tehran could torpedo Afghan peace;
Islamists advance in Burkina Faso
Germany seeks to bring Muslim education home;
Turkey's "blind eye" toward Palestinian radicalism;
How Tehran could torpedo Afghan peace;
Islamists advance in Burkina Faso
Quite suddenly, the Islamic Republic finds itself facing serious setbacks in the Middle East.
The targeting of Soleimani – which followed on the heels of U.S. military strikes on multiple facilities in Iraq operated by Kataib Hezbollah, a key Iranian regional proxy – has ushered in a qualitatively new phase in the Trump administration’s confrontation with Iran. Chances are, it will be one punctuated by heightened hostilities
The current quest for an Iranian constitution reflects a realization by opponents of the Iranian regime that, if they hope to galvanize support from the Iranian “street,” they need to paint a much clearer picture of the future they desire.
Baghdadi's successor hits the ground running;
Some tentative liberalization in Sudan;
Turkey's ultimatum to Europe;
Algeria steps up counter-terror ops