Anthony Avice Du Buisson is a South African-Australian conflict analyst, researcher, and freelance writer specializing

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Published by Shanidar in collaboration with Kurdistan Chronicle, this series presents a profound and compelling explor

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Simon Minks, the Netherlands’ National Coordinating Advocate-General for counter-terrorism, extremism, and internation