Let’s ask: ‘The end of the two-state solution?’
What solution is possible for a stable and lasting peace between Israelis and Palestinians? Is the end of the two-state solution?
International Security
The jihadist threat to France and its interests abroad
This analysis focuses on the current jihadist threat to France and its interests abroad.
Let’s ask… ‘After the Crimea: ¿towards a new deterrence?’
The crisis with Russia over the Crimea and the Ukraine in general has led the EU and NATO to start re-thinking the concept of deterrence, although in a very different context from that of the Cold War.
Making sense of global terrorism now
Al-Qaeda used to be a unitary centralised jihadist organisation. But post 9/11 it evolved into a decentralised terrorist structure within which it is now possible to identify a central nucleus –known as al-Qaeda Central (AQC) and still located in Pakistan’s tribal areas and adjacent territories in Afghanistan– and a number of branches or territorial extensions.
The development of home-grown jihadist radicalisation in Italy
The Muslim communities and jihadist networks in Italy and Spain present similar characteristics and it is therefore interesting to look at the recent development of home-grown jihadist radicalisation in Italy.[1]
The Spanish Foreign Fighter Contingent in Syria
Since the start of the conflict in Syria, foreign fighters from various European countries have joined the war against the Bashar al-Assad regime.
Jihadists from Spain in Syria: facts and figures
How many identified individuals, resident in Spain, have travelled to join the Jihadist organisations active in the ongoing Syrian civil war? Up to the present, the exact number is 17. Of these, 11 are Spanish citizens and the remaining six Moroccan nationals living in Spain. Who are these jihadists? Where were they recruited? What was their route to Syria?
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