More foreign fighters from the UK (500-600), France (1200), Germany (500) and even small European states such as Sweden (150-180) and Denmark (100-150) than the US (100).
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The key prerequisite for any future move towards a more co-operative relationship – that both sides are genuinely interested in bringing the current tension to an end – appear increasingly remote.
Read More »HSC Executive Director comments on situation of Christians, Kurds and Yazidis
“For the first time in 1600 years, no Christmas and Easter masses were celebrated in Mosul.”
Read More »The Road Ahead in Ukraine
All the money, good governance and reforms in the world will come to little if Ukraine is dismembered by Russia and its allies in the east of the country.
Read More »Interview with Dr James D. Boys about his new book: Clinton’s Grand Startegy
The Human Security Centre's Senior Fellow, Simon Schofield, spoke to Dr. James D. Boys about his new book.
Read More »Jordan on the brink?
Jordan’s regime has tough challenges ahead — its economic situation is poor and it faces a humanitarian refugee crisis which will encourage division and discord within the Kingdom — but it is safe from the threat of collapse.
Read More »HSC Executive Director discusses ISIS and fight against global terrorism
HSC special report on ISIS female recruits covered in the media
IS has launched a “considerable recruitment push” focused on women and girls in recent months, according to a comprehensive new report issued Monday by the London-based Human Security Centre (HSC).
Read More »Israel and the Genocide Myth
Israelis appear to be the most incompetent genocidaires to ever walk this earth and are responsible for the only large-scale annihilation campaign in history where the victim population actually increased.
Read More »Recruitment to ISIS : No Longer a Man’s Game
Western governments in particular must wake up to the reality that radicalised Western women and girls are neither less likely to join ISIS, and nor do they pose a lesser threat because of their gender.
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