Radicalisation

Radicalisation has emerged in a different form post 9/11 and is considered significant in the ongoing militancy

It is difficult to predict how this cycle will end and where it is likely to take Western societies

Turkey's presidential spokesperson lambasted Austria's decision as an 'anti-Islam' and 'racist' move

It is media’s responsibility to develop a counter-narrative that terrorism has no faith

The patterns of radicalisation among Pakistani women can be followed back to the Afghan Jihad

The counter-terrorism phenomenon as observed in the contemporary world today is getting complicated

Call for inclusion of ethics, societal values and ethics of disagreement in the curriculum

Students from pure social sciences are less likely to be involved in violent and extreme activities

Pakistani universities have been housing extremist and violent groups of various strands for decades

To any observer of the climate inside universities, radicalisation has been obvious for many years

A PhD scholar’s alleged hand in bid on Khawaja Izhar’s life points to a disturbing trend

Officials meet university heads to discuss elimination of religious extremism amongst students

Muhammad Khairul bin Mohamed, 24, arrested under the Internal Security Act

Terrorism anywhere is condemnable

It is a truism that workforces everywhere are a reflection of the cultures and societies they recruit from

Cites police version, saying she might have established contact with a terror outfit through Facebook

Lt General (retd) Tariq Khan has proposed a three-step formula for successfully tackling the menace of terrorism

The Islamic State group claimed that Mateen was acting as 'one of the soldiers of the caliphate in America'

Our national efforts to counter extremism have specifically identified the need for madrassa reform

Ruling elites shall have to stop pandering to religio-political lobbies that abhor the present edifice of Pakistan

Our ruling elite and policy planners are not paying attention to social spaces that facilitate radicalisation

"These criminals committed barbaric crimes, what they did has nothing to do with Islam" Imam Mouhameth Galaye

Internet access has made youth vulnerable to the ocean of extremism. Children are susceptible to online radicalisation

Today Rafi is a voice against the Taliban, against conspiracy theories and against blind anti-Americanism

Skewed narrative on terror and extremism has also misled Western leaders, such as President Barack Obama

Her husband was apparently ‘obsessed’ with Israel, agreed with Da’ish chief.

We need an open debate on what motivates young persons to join the TTP or the BLA

Reforms are being introduced amid fears that young Muslims are being radicalised on British campuses