Tag: terrorism

State Department offers big rewards for suspected Hezbollah terrorists

By Kevin Schmidt on November 2, 2017 Hezbollah, Iran, State Department, terrorism

The U.S. government is offering multi-million dollar rewards for information that leads to the capture of two of the most wanted terrorist members in Hezbollah, State Department and National Counterterrorism Center officials announced Tuesday.

Conflicts and Terrorism

US commander: Terrorists in Pakistan threaten stability in Afghanistan

By Hammad Sarfraz on April 11, 2017April 12, 2017 Afghanistan, conflict, Pakistan, terrorism, war against terrorism

The head of Central Command stressed the need to maintain strong military-to-military ties between the U.S. and Pakistan to help stabilize Afghanistan

Conflicts and Terrorism

Muslims in the U.S. and Abroad Will Help Thwart ISIS, Experts Say

By Hammad Sarfraz on March 7, 2017April 12, 2017 ISIS, Syria, terrorism

Experts appearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee opposed the idea of U.S. partnering with Russia to fight ISIS in Syria.

Conflicts and Terrorism International Relations

Indonesian counterterrorism strategies offer lessons for U.S., experts say

By Darby Hopper on October 26, 2016October 31, 2016 al-Qaida, East-West Center, Indonesia, ISIL, ISIS, Muhammadiyah, Nahdlatul Ulama, terrorism

Indonesia’s first defense against terrorism? Strong social institutions. And experts say these non-governmental organizations might be blazing a path that the United States needs to follow.

Conflicts and Terrorism

Why doesn’t Isis attack Italy?

By Iacopo Luzi on August 31, 2016 ISIS, Italy, terrorism, terrorist attack

England, France, Belgium, Germany, Spain, United States: this is a list of Western countries attacked by terrorists in the last 16 years. Yet, Italy is not included among them. An article to explain why Italy was not attacked yet.