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By Jordan Clifford

This article was previously published on Ebola Deeply.

By Cinnatus Dumbaya

By Heather Exner-Pirot

By Samantha Plesser 

Rasheed Ogunlara said once, “How you look at it is pretty much how you'll see it.” There’s a new trend in counter-terrorism that advocates deradicalization. It seeks to “re-educate” violent jihadists so that they, in time, can resume a productive and useful role in society. 

By Todd Lanier Lester

This article was previously published on Syria Deeply.

By Kinda Jayoush

"It is estimated that about 600,000 to 800,000 people have been injured because of the war."

In the Winter 2014/2015 issue, Europe Under Fire, World Policy Journal asked a panel of experts to weigh in on what their respective countries need to remain viable.

This article was previously published on The Huffington Post.

By Dr. Alon Ben-Meir

This article was first published on Fair Observer.

By Sophie des Beauvais

The National Front’s (FN) emergence as a major political force has dealt France an abrupt blow. The far-right party’s electoral successes mean the country can no longer deny the FN’s popularity. But how did such a far right party win over the hearts and minds of French citizens?