Tag Archives: Terrorism

"They can't be Muslims" is the first explanation from Muslims when self-proclaimed Muslims or group of Muslims commit evil. This must end.

A plethora of reasons are offered to explain violent extremism. But how large a role do hate preachers have in fostering anti-western sentiment?

According to new research, there is an escalating number of prosecutions in the UK since 2014 for terrorism offences related to Syria and Iraq

Can insights and lessons about human behavioural trends and group psychologies from cults help us understand and thereby reduce risks of terrorism today?

If we are to prepare ourselves for the future, we must take a serious look at where the discourse around terrorism is going wrong.

A van has driven into pedestrians in Finsbury Park, London, injuring ten and possibly killing one in a 'sickening' terrorist attack against Muslims

Terrorism has already changed our behaviour in an unlikely way: guilt and moral intimidation have made us retreat into silence about the spread of Islamism.

British politicians have all failed to address fundamentalism, as their political agenda is greatly depended on allegiances with fundamentalists.

As we recover and look for solutions, can we avoid the tiresome cliches dominating the response, and find the discipline to focus only on the problem?

Fatalities confirmed after Islamic terror attacks in London Bridge and Borough Market. Jihadi terrorists yell 'this is for Allah' in "devastating" incident