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Islamic State Mozambique Province and the Significance of Changing International Responses
Analysis of Islamic State (IS) provinces often prioritizes those considered highly capable of launching external...
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U.S. Arrest of Kataib Hezbollah Leader Signals a Shift in Iranian Proxy Model
In a joint operation with Türkiye, the U.S. Federal Bureau...
Trump-Xi Summit Produces No Solution to the Strait Closure
President Donald Trump returned from his visit to the People’s...
Hybrid Warfare Reflects Convergence of Terrorism and Great Power Competition
On Monday, the UK announced sanctions against nine people and...
Iran War Widens Gulf State Fissures
A core component of the Iranian strategy to counter Operation...
Xi and Trump Scheduled to Meet with Several High-Profile Issues on the Docket
U.S. President Donald Trump and President of the People’s Republic...
The Limits of Russia’s Africa Corps: Mali and the JNIM-FLA Offensive
The devastating coordinated attacks by al-Qaeda's Sahelian affiliate, Jama’at Nusrat...
Escalate to De-Escalate: Confusing Signals in the U.S.-Iran War
As U.S. President Donald Trump visits Beijing this week for...
Syria’s New Administration Foils Several Hezbollah Attacks
On Tuesday, specialized units and officers from the Syrian Ministry...
The Global Humanitarian Fallout of the U.S.-Iran War
Despite the ceasefire agreement between the U.S. and Iran, that...
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The Soufan Center hosted the second annual Global Summit on Terrorism and Political Violence on September 9–10, 2025, in New York City. Held as part of the September 10 Project, the Summit underscores our continued commitment to honoring the memory of 9/11 victims and addressing today’s evolving global threats. This annual summit was born from the understanding that we must never become complacent—never take our eyes off the warning signs, trendlines, or fault lines that may allow terrorist organizations to reemerge and exploit our blind spots.
