Europol
Snapback Isn’t Enough: Europe Must Outlaw the IRGC
The UN’s snapback sanctions mean little if Europe keeps giving IRGC a legal loophole.
Op-eds
Ending the Ransomware Scourge Requires Punishing Its Enablers
Washington and its allies took a bite out of cybercrime on Tuesday in a series of coordinated steps against ransomware actors and their internet infrastructure.
Policy Briefs
Building Partner Capabilities for Cyber Operations
Memos
Ruble Rumble
Offensive and Defensive Measures to Defeat Russia in the Economic Domain
Monographs
Profit of Hate: How Domestic Extremists Are Embracing Cryptocurrency
Enticed by the relative anonymity of cryptocurrency and the need to circumvent a denial of service, domestic extremists have been able to raise millions.
Op-eds
Crypto-Fascists
Cryptocurrency Usage by Domestic Extremists
Monographs
Biden Administration Foreign Policy Tracker: November
Policy Tracker
Behind the Black Bloc
An Overview of Militant Anarchism and Anti-Fascism
Monographs
Underwriting Hezbollah Inc.
By funding the failed Lebanese state and lifting sanctions on Iran, the United States is partnering with the world’s deadliest crime syndicate
Op-eds
Bombing in Bulgaria: Turning the Tide on Hezbollah
At 5:23 p.m. on July 18, 2012, a deadly explosion rocked Bulgaria’s Sarafavo airport near the Black Sea town of Burgas, killing five Jewish Israeli tourists and their Muslim Bulgarian bus driver....
Op-eds
Three German left-wing terrorists on Europe’s most wanted list
Red Army Faction cooperated with Palestinian terrorist entities.
Op-eds
The Cyber Threat from Iran after the Death of Soleimani
Excerpt Tensions between the United States and Iran have been escalating since the Trump administration came into office in January 20171 and withdrew from—and in November 2018 began reimposing sanctions...
Op-eds
U.S. military targets al Qaeda operatives in Syria
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Op-eds
Hezbollah on Trial in Europe
Fifteen Hezbollah-linked defendants accused of laundering millions of euros in South American drug money to Europe and Lebanon...
Policy Briefs
Fix U.S. Airport Security Before It’s Too Late
The same security flaws that allow drugs into the United States can be exploited by terror groups and may eventually lead to another 9/11-type mass terror attack. It is time to close that gap by...
Op-eds
The EU Needs to Get Tougher on Hezbollah
Exactly five years after terrorists in Bulgaria detonated a bomb on a bus filled with Israeli tourists, Sofia’s special terrorism court is scheduled to begin much-delayed hearings Tuesday o...
Op-eds
The Terrorist Diaspora: After the Fall of the Caliphate
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Legislative Testimonies
The New Frontier in Terror Fundraising: Bitcoin
When I worked as a counterterrorism analyst for the CIA, I always looked out for signs of terrorist groups adapting their meth...
Op-eds
An Unhelpful Ally
The Middle East is aflame. The rapid march of the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham, or ISIS, from Syria into Iraq has rattled Washington and Brussels. The Palestinian-Israeli conflict is also he...