Terrorism and Fundamentalism Are Not Exclusive to Islam
There is no clarity as to what constitutes a ‘terrorist,’ allowing for states and organizations to criminalize any action, dissent, or criticism as suits their purpose.
Al-Shabaab: A Complex and Resilient Threat
Military responses to the al-Shabaab Garissa attacks in Kenya are doomed to fail.
Amid Uncertainty, Miners Await New Regulations in Burkina Faso
The shutdown of Pan African Minerals’ manganese mine at Tambao has some mining companies on edge ahead of new regulations in Burkina Faso. Yet new laws could well be a boon for the industry.
Germanwings Crash: Lessons for Low-Cost Carriers
Operating practices at low-cost carriers must be changed to prevent a similar disaster in the future.
Will Iran and the West get a Nowruz Nuclear Deal?
Negotiations are heating up as Iran and the P5+1 enter the final week ahead of a March 31st deadline for a framework deal.
Niger and Other Sahel Governments Struggle With Boko Haram Spillover
It will take more than a Canadian military training mission and an undermanned regional coalition to contain the spillover effects of Boko Haram in the Sahel.
Putin Has Nothing to Gain in Nemtsov Killing
The Western media has been quick to insinuate that Vladimir Putin may have had something to do with the recent killing of Boris Nemtsov, but the facts seem to suggest otherwise.
Italy’s Eni & Other Oil Producers Try to Ride Out Libya Chaos
Production disruptions, the spread of Islamic State, and two governments hanging on by a fiscal thread – Libya is descending into anarchy. But that hasn't stopped Italy’s Eni and other producers from keeping the oil flowing.
Western Intervention in Libya a Recipe for Disaster
Libya is in chaos; it has been since the West and Qatar-aided civil war that brought an end to Colonel Qadhafi’s regime. But another military intervention is definitely not what's needed.
