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Leave, al-Burhan… From Leading the Transitional Phase to Open War
The phrase “Leave, al-Burhan” is no longer merely a political slogan that emerged during a passing moment of protest. For…
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Texas Governor Vows to Ban Extremism and Escalates Measures Against the Muslim Brotherhood
Texas Governor Greg Abbott pledged to ban religious extremism in the state during a speech at the Republican convention for…
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Abbott Escalates Measures Against the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR
The position of Texas Governor Greg Abbott toward the Muslim Brotherhood and the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is no…
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The Muslim Brotherhood in American Calculations: Between Security, Politics, and the Limits of Accusation
The Muslim Brotherhood is no longer present in the American debate solely as a foreign-policy issue. In recent years, the…
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Ali Qaredaxi and the Future of Muslims in the West: How Does Muslim Brotherhood Ideology Threaten Social Cohesion?
The report published by the New York Post in September 2026 concerning Ali Qaredaxi’s speech served as a genuine warning…
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The Religious Instrumentalization of Political Violence: The Muslim Brotherhood’s Reading of the October 7 Event in Ali Qaredaxi’s Discourse
The use by Ali Qaredaxi, president of the International Union of Muslim Scholars, of the term “blessings” to describe the…
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25 Years After 9/11… NewsNation Puts American Unity, Extremism, and Political Islam Against a Single Question
On the morning of September 11, 2001, Americans did not know that the events that began with civilian aircraft crashing…
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War Does Not End at the Front Lines: How Have the Sufferings of Sudanese People Become a Crisis Under al-Burhan?
If military maps draw the lines of control between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces, another, far…
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The Internationalization of the Sudanese Conflict: An Analysis of the Political and Military Roles of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey
The Sudanese conflict has evolved from a local confrontation into a prolonged regional crisis as a result of the extensive…
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The Network of Overlapping Interests: How the Policies of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey Have Contributed to Prolonging the War in Sudan
Since mid-2023, Sudan has undergone a tragic transformation following the outbreak of armed clashes between the army and the Rapid…
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