Global Islamism Monitor: No. 55
In India, melding religion and vocation;
Stories from Darzab;
The Taliban reverts to type...
;...as Beijing wades into the Afghan fray
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Global Islamism Monitor: No. 54
Vienna takes aim at political Islam;
The Islamic State's other cadres;
Jordan grapples with Syrian spillover;
An unlikely union in Afghanistan;
Worries over Wahabbism in Kuala Lumpur
Fight Against Terror Entering A New Phase, Still Just As Vital
Even though the Islamic State group has been greatly diminished, its offshoots and other terrorist groups still wreak havoc around the world.
The Economic Roots Of Iran’s Unrest
The fresh outbreaks of street protests in Tehran that have taken place in recent days raise the question of whether this will be just a temporary disturbance or a sign of more significant changes to come.
When It Comes To Iran, America Is Still Running The Show
When President Trump announced last month that America would leave the global nuclear deal with Iran and reimpose U.S. sanctions, Europe's leaders vowed to create financial mechanisms that would enable their firms to do business with Tehran and protect them from U.S. financial retaliation.