The Reconstruction in Afghanistan
In October 2001 the Afghanistan military campaign was launched. Today, critics refer to Afghanistan as a vast reeducation camp. Virtually all the moral concepts of the
Regardless of the outcome of the US mid-term elections, one thing has become abundantly clear over the past few weeks. Three years into the Iraq experiment, we have finally
The argument that, after all, Hizbollah's war with Israel was a failure is the product of military-commerial spin. The Lebanon war of 12 July-14 August 2006
The Roots of Modern Radical Islam In their new publication, Souad Mekhennet, Claudia Sautter and Michael Hanfeld examine the development of modern radical Islam among adolescents and "teenage"
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Madrid11.net’s Esther Martin-Ortega talks to Dr Reefat Drabu of the Muslim Council of Britain about the veil, Jack Straw’s remarks, and what Muslim women contribute to
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Integrating Islam in Europe
In order to successfully integrate Muslims, European societies have to demand that they embrace the principle of religious freedom. However, this also entails a strict separation
Middle East and Islam expert Arnold Hottinger describes how, in the recent past, Shia influence in the Middle East has been fuelled by the Iraq and Lebanon armed conflicts From
Following the thwarted attempt to blow up ten passenger planes over the Atlantic, Pakistan yet again emerged as the place where the terrorist plot has been conceived. Though Pakistan is
Interview by Jesse Brown
Sajjan Gohel is currently, Director for International Security for the Asia-Pacific Foundation (APF), which is an independent security and intelligence think-tank based in London.