There are many reasons why even the oldest democracies, such as the US and the UK, are increasingly riven by tribal hatreds...
detailsEgypts Ministry of Religious Endowments granted controversial Sheikh Yasser Borhami, vice president of the Salafist Call, a preaching permit for Friday sermons in Alexandria in August
detailsFacebook is no more obliged to accept a posting than the New York Times is to print a submitted article. The social media companies themselves bear the social responsibility for their content.
detailsFar-right attacks across the globe have increased because of immigration fears, far-right utilization of social media, and the inter-connectedness of extremist networks around the globe.
detailsThe attack in New Zealand was inspired in part by the Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik, but the real threat is lone wolves lurking in the far corners of the Internet.
detailsThe gunman who massacred Muslims was inspired by ideas that have circulated for decades on the French far-right.
detailsA secret biography suggests that Abu Ali al-Anbari defined the group’s radical approach more than any other person.
detailsThe absence of an overriding puritan religious history has made it easier for Prince Mohammed bin Zayed to campaign against Sunni Muslim ultra-conservatism
detailsSharing a cartoon on Facebook that depicted a depraved extremist issuing orders to a meek God
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