Tag Archives: ISIS

Recent drone sightings over Gatwick Airport plunged it into chaos. Are Britons now ready to care about drones?

Has the US had a moral awakening as a force for good in Syria?

"By deleting years old opposition channels YouTube is doing more damage to Syrian history than ISIS could ever hope to achieve..."

In the wake of any putative"terror attack", many Muslims can be seen sitting with bated breath, keyboards and phones at the ready, waiting to condemn...

Joe Robinson, a former British soldier stationed in Afghanistan in 2012, has been arrested in Turkey under terrorism charges for fighting alongside the YPG militia...

Lebanese militia 'Hezbollah' are terrorists and its leader Hassan Nasrallah is a killer according to the renowned Iranian activist and former journalist for the Daily Kayhan, Mohammad Nourizad.

The Muslim community has been diagnosed with the problem of “radicalisation” by those outside of it, with David Cameron calling it “the greatest struggle of our generation.” But is it real?

If the justifications for recent military action against Muslim countries seem weak to non-Muslims, what do the people encouraging Muslims to join the military imagine they look like to us? The devastating effect that taking part might have on us is not completely unpredictable. Abdullah Thomson investigates Moral Injury in the new norm of pre-emptive war.

Battered Woman Syndrome describes particular behaviour which manifests after relentless abuse.  The abused begin to believe that they deserve the beating due to not living up to expectations.  There is an inability to place responsibility elsewhere. These symptoms seem to ...

We are a popular bunch, aren’t we?  Every so often a “documentary”, poll, media debate or op-ed crops up which thrusts some 5% of Britain’s population back in the scrutinising docks where everything, from our revelatory texts and views, to ...