The problem with a “shoot-to-kill” policy on foreign fighters
The policy is certainly morally questionable, but is it also unlawful?
Anthony Dworkin
Egypt’s counterterrorism strategy: The missing element
Egypt’s government is not currently a constructive partner for the West in fighting violent extremism
Europe’s war on terror
It is time to look closely at Europe’s evolving counter-terror activity
Open letter to Chancellor Merkel
Uncritical engagement with Egypt will not promote European interests, says EWGE ahead of Chancellor Merkel's visit to Cairo
Learning the right lessons from Aleppo
We may need to lower our expectations and recognise the inherent limitations and trade-offs of seeking to reduce atrocities overseas
Concerted and coordinated: Terrorism in Europe
After Brussels it is clear that Europe faces a concerted terrorist campaign, organised and supported directly from Syria
Ten talking points from the new ENP
The new Neighbourhood Policy is more transactional than transformative, abandoning the idealism of 2004's policy
France maps out its war against Islamic State
France is “at war” with Islamic State according to President Hollande – what will this war look like?
European countries edge towards war on terror
British drone strikes on jihadists in Syria are part of a European trend towards US-style military responses to terrorism overseas
After the Paris massacre: the lessons for fighting terrorism
Despite a plethora of quite fixable problems, Americans seem increasingly inclined just to look the other way