Insularity was unreal
Since the bubble of insularity has already been burst, accepting the wide impact of radicalisation on our youths, can be an important starting point. Not long ago the contention that… Continue reading "Insularity was unreal"
Tag: terrorism
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The enemy as an enigma
The inexplicable knowledge gap about the Indian Mujahideen continues to facilitate the group’s interminable violent campaign and contributes to its near unassailability. Terrorist attacks serve a variety of purposes –… Continue reading "The enemy as an enigma"
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Another kind of terrorism
Seemingly ordinary crime committed in the fields of food and health security are indistinguishable from terrorism. Terrorism is defined as the use of various kinds of violence to coerce a… Continue reading "Another kind of terrorism"
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Deep insight into the Haqqani Network
Haqqani Network is at the centre of a nexus of jehadi violence in a triangle of relations with the Pakistani Taliban, the Pakistani military and al-Qa’ida. Charlie Wilson, the gaudy… Continue reading "Deep insight into the Haqqani Network"
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A Jihad for all Seasons
A review of Stephen Tankel's Storming the World Stage: The Story of Lashkar-e-Taiba (Columbia/Hurst)
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Hunting down Geronimo
The United States will further embarrass the Pakistani army and then use the embarrassment to coerce the Pakistanis into co-operating.
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Don’t be afraid of the dark
Why some fears over the unrest in Kashmir are overblown
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How should the world deal with terrorism?
Classifying terrorists as pirates is not the answer.
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Terrorising market-states
Al-Qaeda is only the beginning. Dhruva Jaishankar reviews Philip Bobbitt's book, Terror and Consent: The Wars for the Twenty-first Century
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