A series of attacks and arrests linked to far-right individuals in Europe underscore the threat as fast becoming the primary militant issue.
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The rapid proliferation of militancy across Burkina Faso to its southern borders have created fears of spillover, further heightened by a warning by Burkinabe authorities to Ghana, Togo, and Benin.
On July 25, President Beji Caid Essebsi passed away. His death is likely to further exacerbate the political polarization within Nidaa Tounes, the current ruling party, and weaken electoral support for the party in the upcoming elections.
Far-right online communities have increasingly shifted towards planning and calling for militant attacks, demonstrating the increased threat from such forums.
Every year hurricanes cause thousands of casulaties and injuries, lead to millions of dollars in losses, and cause significant disruptions to life and business continuity.
While the main conflict in Yemen is ongoing between the Houthis and members of the Saudi-led Coalition, Sunni jihadist groups have been able to take advantage of the existing relative vacuum in power to entrench themselves in the southern part of the country.
Domestic political compulsions are liable to sustain inconsistent progress in the current efforts to resolve the US-China trade conflict.
The Presidential primary will be held on August 11 prior to the general election for the president, vice-president, National Congress, and the governors of several provinces.
A recent propaganda series from Islamic State (IS) included a pledge video from Azerbaijan to the group’s leader on July 2.
A missile fired to intercept IAF aircraft landed in northern Cyprus, underscoring the threat of collateral damage as a result of the ongoing conflict.
