Written by David J. Rusin
by David J. Rusin
Islamist-Watch.org
Because the Islamist project has reached a far more advanced stage in Europe, events there often serve as warnings to America about how notto deal with the challenges that lie ahead. Thus it is quite refreshing to be able to highlight a few ...
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Written by nefa

Read more: Abu Mansoor al-Amriki Letter: To the Beloved Mujaahideen...
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Written by Daniel Pipes

Smack on its 60th anniversary, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization finds itself facing a completely novel problem - that of radical Islam, as represented by the Republic of Turkey, within its own ranks.
Ankara joined NATO in 1951 and ...
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Written by Ivan Oelrich
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Written by Toby Westerman

International News Analysis Today
Reports coming from the meeting between U.S. President Barack Obama and Russian Federation President Dmitry Medvedev sound reassuring, but behind the apparent love feast is a stark, cold, and threatening reality far different ...
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Written by FAS

Two recent news reports have drawn the attention to Russia's tactical nuclear weapons. Earlier this week, RIA Novostiquoted Vice Admiral Oleg Burtsev, deputy head of the Russian Navy General Staff, saying that the ...
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Written by Memri
Taliban: Contrary To What Obama Says, There Are No Moderates or Extremists Among Us
In a communiqué posted March ... Read more: Afghan and Pakistan Press React to Obama's Outreach to Moderate Taliban
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Written by Memri

Hassan Al-Juffeiri:"I'd like my Arab brothers to realize ... Read more: Kuwaiti Journalist Praise US Middle East Policies, Slams Russian's
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Written by Damaris Kremida
March 21, 2009
Ministry of Justice decision suggests spreading Christianity may be unlawful in Turkey.
By Damaris Kremida
Compass Direct News
ISTANBUL, March 20 ) - Turkey's decision last month to try two Christians under a revised version of a controversial law for "insulting Turkishness" ... Read more: 'Insulting Turkishness' Case Proceeds Under Revised Law
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