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McGlinchey: We do not have enough information about ISIS recruits in Central Asia

(The Diplomat) On September 16, just after the CSTO summit held in Dushanbe, Tajik authorities arrested 13 active members of the Islamic Renaissance Party and removed the passports of other…

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Roberts: Numbers of Uighurs joining ISIS “implausibly high”

(Newsweek) As millions of people worldwide prepared to observe Ramadan this year, one group of Muslims in western China were once again prevented from fully practicing the holy month’s traditions. The…

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New Policy Memo: De Facto States Unbound

(Co-author: A. Ahram) De facto states are political entities that possess control of territory but lack international recognition. Such entities appear to violate the norm of border fixity and the principle…

De Facto States Unbound

De facto states are political entities that possess control of territory but lack international recognition. Such entities appear to violate the norm of border fixity and the principle of territorial…

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McGlinchey: We do not have enough information about ISIS recruits in Central Asia

Roberts: Numbers of Uighurs joining ISIS “implausibly high”

New Policy Memo: De Facto States Unbound

De Facto States Unbound