Unless deep-rooted socioeconomic and security issues are addressed, Africa’s development miracle risks being derailed. Nowhere is this truer than with the G5 countries in the Sahel.

Assessing the usual terrorist suspects behind a recent suicide bombing in Quetta.

Is Islamic State a spent force or a globe-spanning “al-Qaeda on steroids”?

The killings of two young people during a terror attack on London Bridge have stirred up political argument in Britain. But the father of one of the victims has penned an impassioned plea, urging the press not to use his son's death to further an “agenda of hate.”

Great power rivalry will always be with us. Extreme poverty and the violence it germinates do not have to be.

The EU can improve the effectiveness of its intelligence agencies not by creating new bureaucracies, but by getting more out of the resources it already has.

This year’s Bucharest Conference on Terrorism and the Middle East explored regional security issues from the perspectives of experts from Iran, Syria, and Russia.

Could mercenaries help to unwind the growing nexus of terrorism and criminality in Africa?

We sit down with Vanessa Reggio of the Centre for the Prevention of Radicalization Leading to Violence (CPRLV) to discuss new poles of radicalization and what can be done to curb their spread.

Is terrorism fueled by economic, social, religious, or psychological factors?