With two out of every three insurgents fighting for the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) identifying as foreign born, governments around the world are on high alert against the threat of homegrown terrorism, as thousands of radicalized Western citizens return from waging jihad in Syria and Iraq. In the United Kingdom alone, Read More…
The NATO Council of Canada’s Senior Middle East Research Analyst, Alexander Corbeil, will appear on the Business News Network tomorrow, September 11, at 7:40 am ET. He will comment on Obama’s national address concerning ISIS and the situation in Iraq and Syria, which is scheduled for tonight at 9:00 pm ET. Additionally, Corbeil will be Read More…
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