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A Brief Reflection on Nairobi’s Riverside Attack
by Paul Pryce. With degrees in political science from both sides of the pond, Paul Pryce has previously worked as Senior Research Fellow for the Atlan...
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Over 100 people estimated dead in the central Med, and another 100 reportedly being taken back to Libya by a merchant vessel. Deterrence by drowning is NOT acceptable. Libya is NOT a place of safety, as @hrw report issued today documents https://t.co/UcgeUPnqpk
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A Brief Reflection on Nairobi’s Riverside Attack
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A Gate Unguarded: The ISIS Threat in Tajikistan
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FBI’s intelligence-gathering operation in Iraq
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