Jihadism

Five years after his first public appearance, the leader of the Islamic State has returned to show himself to the world and has invited jihadists to a war of attrition

While intellectuals are debating on the jihadist wave that has also destabilized the Land of Cedars, the Lebanese Islamic institutions seem to be resisting this threat.

Nigerians are the most-represented group crossing the Mediterranean to Italy. They look for economic remittances, as well as escape from jihadist groups

Not just migratory flows: the situation in the Sahel region is much more complex. Francesco Strazzari and Luca Raineri explain why the proposal of hotspots in Libya is not feasible

An Anglo-Tunisian intellectual identifies the origins of jihadism in the official doctrine of Saudi Arabia, and invites Islamist movements to free themselves from its influence

Salafis have doctrinal and political objections to Sufis

Jihadism raises the issue of meaning and the lack of ideals in a Europe in which the classical ideologies have lost their ability to mobilize people