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The Threat of Nuclear Electromagnetic Pulse to Critical Infrastructure
If a large enough percentage of infrastructure sectors were damaged then our recovery from a broad EMP attack would take years if not decades. Many consider an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack on ...
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Space Readiness: Tomorrow’s Frontier Today with Dr. Vishnu Reddy
As the United States Space Force transitions from space policy to operational execution, education and training in space warfighting have become critical. Dr. Vishnu Reddy, Professor of Planetary ...
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Homeland Security Today
The Government Technology & Services Coalition's Homeland Security Today (HSToday) is the premier news and information resource for the homeland security community, dedicated to elevating the ...
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Iran’s Narco-Terrorist Network: How Iran, Hezbollah, Hamas and Other Proxies Use Narcotics to Fund Their War Against the West.
A few months after the shocking attacks on October 7, the Jordanian government announced that it had launched airstrikes against farms and rural buildings across its border with Syria. This is hardly ...
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Understanding the Turkistan Islamic Party: From Global Jihad to Local Anti-Chinese Resistance
Uyghur jihadism has evolved and transformed based on the ideology of ethno-nationalism using the Taliban and HTS as guides. By Uran Botobekov, Ph.D. There are noticeable changes in the TIP ideology ...
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ISKP Tajik Fighters Step Up Sophisticated Inghimasi Attacks Against Taliban and Intimidate the U.S.
ISIS’s objective is to encourage its Tajik, Uzbek and Kyrgyz supporters from the post-Soviet space to join its ranks. By Uran Botobekov, Ph.D. On June 18, 2022, an ISKP Tajik Inghimasi fighter carried ...
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Islamic State Khorasan Within Taliban-Ruled Afghanistan: Dynamics and Synergies with Allies and Enemies
Despite two decades of U.S.-led counterterrorism efforts since 9/11, terrorism has continued to spread globally and adapt to ever-changing circumstances. Yet as the world shifts once again towards ...
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ISIS-Affiliated Financial Networks Double Down on Efforts to Exfiltrate Loyalists, Particularly Young Boys, from Camp Al-Hol
Some prominent pro-IS Russian crowdfunding networks on Telegram that after a period of hiatus resurfaced in late November 2022. Women and children hold placards mentioning the crowdfunding network ...
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Al Qaeda’s Regional Affiliates Continue to Threaten Global Security
Al Qaeda is the most prominent terrorist organization in the history of terrorism due to its involvement in the September 11, 2001 attacks. Since then, counterterrorism strategies have focused on Al ...
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The Crucial Role of Open Source Data In Combating Terrorism: Unveiling GTTAC and GRID
The world faces a wide array of threats, ranging from natural disasters and human conflicts to technological risks, with terrorism standing out as a particularly pressing concern. Terrorism databases ...
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Former CIA Officer Slams Turkish Claims of U.S. Role in 2016 Coup Attempt as ‘Amateurish and Baseless’
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will visit the United States (US) on May 9, 2024. However, the relationship between the two countries has deteriorated significantly in recent years. Despite Turkiye’s ...
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Prison-Based Radicalization to Militant Jihadism in the Maldives
In Maafushi Prison, an overarching emir leads all of the militant jihadists in the prison, and each prison unit also has its own emir. This article explores prison-based radicalization to militant ...