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Do drone strikes really drive terrorist recruitment? Interviews with militants, tribal leaders, and Pakistani intelligence suggest it might not.
The United States should learn from other countries' proactive approaches to counterterrorism to meet its diverse extremist threats.
The new prime minister is the country’s first from the majority ethnic group, but Ethiopia’s real problems are embedded in its legislative structure.
Belgium's counterterrorism approach was once scorned. Now it should be emulated.
Syria is both a counterterrorism success and failure.
How U.S. counterterrorism policy came to rely on a fleet of armed, remotely-piloted vehicles.
The United States should be more concerned about jihadism in Bangladesh.
A review of 2017’s counterterrorism policy successes and failures.
Drone pilots see war from a different vantage, and this takes a different toll.
European countries can do more to stop the spate of deadly attacks by terrorists using vans and trucks as weapons.