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ISIS

‘Go ahead, do it’, Philippine President Duterte says to ISIS threats in Mindanao

The southernmost Island of the Philippines, Minanao, has felt the presence of IS (Islamic State) groups for more than two years. It has been under the fist of Martial law for weeks and its leaders are looking to extend this martial law’s reach further still. Militant IS fighters, bomb raids and murderous government campaigns have […]

Jun 26, 2017 By Rhys Davies Filed Under: Features, International Tagged With: philippines, ISIS, Philippine President, Rodrigo Duterte, Abu Sayyaf, Martial Law, ISIS in Philippines, Rhys Davis

The Battle for Mosul: Could this be it?

Mosul sits in the Northern most region of Iraq, on the grand Tigris river, the same water which flows through Baghdad 200 miles south. Historically, Mosul is little more than a trading juncture featured as Ninevah in Biblical times. Now, this seemingly unimportant city is the place where the establishment of the Islamic State Group […]

Nov 2, 2016 By Oliver Weaver Filed Under: Features, International Tagged With: Features, iraq, ISIS, Daesh, Kurdish Forces, Mosul

Why the threat of terror will never go away

Ayoub El Khazzani, David Ali Sonboly, Riaz Khan Ahmadzai, Medhi Nemmouche, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel. The connection between these jihadists – who waged terror and destruction this summer – becomes vague as we dismiss the tenuous claims from ISIS that they, in fact, were part of a coherent network loyal to the caliphate. No, instead these […]

Nov 2, 2016 By Rob Selby Filed Under: Features, Columnists Tagged With: Terrorism, France, ISIS, security, Nice

ISIS research to begin at Exeter

Experts at the University plan to collect propaganda published on the internet by Islamic State terrorists in real time in order to investigate its effect on encouraging people to commit political extremism. ISIS uses social media notoriously, with the aim of eliciting fear and promoting its ideology. Academics will analyse its usage to understand the […]

May 30, 2016 By Rachel Ashenden Filed Under: News Tagged With: Exepose News, exeter research, ISIS

The Foreign Perspective: The danger of propaganda

One of the more entertaining items of news this week was the erecting of a giant golden statue of Chairman Mao in Tongxu county in rural China. The slightly excessive statue was erected to commemorate the former Chinese leader and the influence he had in propelling China towards modernisation. Yet it raises the issue of […]

Jan 18, 2016 By Matt Roderick Filed Under: Features, Columnists, International Tagged With: ideology, ISIS, propaganda, Foreign Perspective, Kim Jong-Il, Chairman Mao, Cult of Personality, Hysteria

“Islamism is a vast killing machine” – An interview with Maryam Namazie

When I first sit down to interview Maryam Namazie, I notice how calm she seems. It’s her bodyguards who seem nervous; they barrel back and forth through the building’s doors. When Namazie goes to the bathroom, one bodyguard waits five minutes before rushing after her, his colleague pacing across the lobby. Iranian-born Namazie is, after […]

Dec 14, 2015 By Flora Carr Filed Under: Features, Interviews Tagged With: human rights, ISIS, secularism, Maryam Namazie, Islamism, Sharia Law, Liberalism

Air strikes: A solution in Syria?

And so it came to pass, that on 2 December 2015, the House of Commons voted to increase the United Kingdom’s air strikes against IS, in order to further contribute towards the ongoing Syrian Civil War. With 397 MPs voting in support of the air strikes to the 232 who opposed the motion, and an apparent majority of the public opposing […]

Dec 10, 2015 By Theo Stone Filed Under: Features, Politics, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Syria, Is, Paris, ISIS, ISIL, bombing

What might the attacks on Paris mean for Syria?

Amongst expressions of grief and sympathy for victims of the terror attack on Paris on the 13th of this month, talk soon turned to Syria. French President Francois Hollande called for more attacks against ISIS bases in the war-torn country almost as soon as he had left the Stade de France, and media outlets were […]

Nov 25, 2015 By Helena Bennett Filed Under: Features, International Tagged With: Conflict, Terrorism, Syria, al-Assad, Paris, analysis, international affairs, ISIS

Over 1,000 attend ‘Vigil for Humanity’

O ver 1,000 students and members of the public attended a candlelit vigil to remember victims of the Paris and Beirut terror attacks yesterday evening. The event, entitled ‘Vigil for Humanity’ and organised by Lizzie Swyer, took place on the Great Hall piazza. Nearly 2,000 people were believed to have been in attendance. President of […]

Nov 16, 2015 By Fiona Potigny Filed Under: News Tagged With: Love, Terrorism, France, Peace, Paris, lebanon, unity, ISIS, vigil, beirut, humanity, solidarity, candlelit, #PrayForParis, Daesh

Eyewitness in Paris: A first-person account of Friday 13th

Saturday, 14th of November 2015 – “Paris plus vague que l’Océan”. It is with these words that Madame Bovary expressed her idealistic yearning for Paris. But, now, Paris is anything but idyllic: it is silent, still, surreal. The beautiful architecture stands in stark contrast with the terror that has crystallized the city. The terrorist attacks, for which […]

Nov 16, 2015 By G. Adriana Urbano Filed Under: Features, Columnists, International, Overseas Correspondents, Editors' Picks Tagged With: France, Paris, ISIS, isis attacks, friday 13th, paris attacks

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