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SUMMARY: “Progressives,” including those in the labor movement in the U.S., are rapidly aligning themselves with Islamic political radicalism. Within unions that are historically… Read More

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Author: Joseph Franco, RSIS Manila continues to grapple with the challenges of countering violent extremism. Nearly a year after the battle for Marawi, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte&r… Read More

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The death toll has risen to 37 in the deadliest violence in the Indian capital New Delhi, the worst religious violence in decades with police accused of partisanship. More than 300 others ha… Read More

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Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan has urged the international community to take notice of the rights violations in the Indian occupied Kashmir (IoK). The fascist Indian regime is using all tact… Read More

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Prime Minister Imran Khan expressed solidarity with Kashmiris on International Day in Support of Victims of Torture. The premier called on the international community to hold India accountab… Read More

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Fulani herdsmen beheaded a Christian man and his 7-year-old son and killed a pastor they had kidnapped two weeks earlier in two separate attacks in northern Nigeria, according to reports… Read More

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For as long as people have been around, there has been warfare. Sadly, war seems eternal. Throughout the millennia, this has led to countless stories of cruelty and evil, heroism and kindnes… Read More

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The book “Pakistan under Siege: Extremism, Society and the State”, is written by Madiha Afzal. She is an economist and a fellow in the Foreign Policy Program at Brookings. Her wo… Read More

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Religious intolerance has bred extremism and resulted in thousands of deaths in Nigeria, divisions, and terrorism as a bad omen and example of a nation at war with itself. Meanwhile, the twi… Read More

Tired of Winning is a riveting account of how Donald Trump remade the Republican Party in his own image and left behind a trail of chaos and destruction. Written by Jonathan Karl, a veteran… Read More

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