Terrorism

Capturing and punishing the bombers won’t end terrorism

March 30, 2016 By Conn Hallinan

How we respond to that resistance is what we need to examine; if the response is force, we can hardly complain when we find ourselves the target of "asymmetrical violence" - terrorism.

U.S. has its own history of exporting terrorism

December 10, 2015 By Patrick J. Foote

In the U.S., terrorism means one thing post-9/11. In Latin America, it has meant something else.

Ultra-right makes worrisome advances in French regional elections

December 8, 2015 By Emile Schepers

In France, as in other European countries, the most common interpretation of the right's surge is hostility toward immigrants, refugees and foreigners in general.

Obama addresses terrorism, others must too

December 8, 2015 By Sam Webb

In the best moment of the speech, he responded forcefully to his Republican adversaries who are poisoning the atmosphere with anti-Islam and anti-immigrant vitriol and hatred.

On San Bernardino, GOP plunges into “the dark heart of fear”

December 4, 2015 By Larry Rubin

The families whose loved ones were murdered in San Bernardino are still in shock, but GOP presidential wannabes are exploiting the tragedy for personal advantage.