Counterterrorism

In “Beyond Repair,” CIA veteran and author Charles Faddis opines that the Agency should rediscover her roots in the Office of Strategic Services.

The fight against ISIS is a bread-and-butter mission for the likes of CTC and JSOC. This reportedly new campaign is nothing new for these agencies.

A simple oversimplification of a word such a ‘Jihad’ or ‘mujahideen’ can have an enormous potential effect on counter-radicalisation strategies.

The Islamic State’s undeniable appeal to the misguided, amplified via aggressive online strategies, is simply unprecedented.

Multiple high-profile terrorist incidences in Australia in a short period of time have forced the government to reconsider its radicalisation problem.

One of my news feeds this morning popped up a breathless piece from ABC about new, “ingenious” liquid explosives being used by Al Qaeda plotters.  Inside the hype, there was some discussion of a large, “strategic-level” attack (whatever that means–any terrorist attack is by definition strategic; they are attempting to use terror to achieve an […]