Tag: Syria

A report by the Secure Free Society reveals this week that Venezuela and Cuba have been providing passports and national identification cards to Middle Eastern immigrants, later used to surreptitiously enter the United States and Canada, with Venezuela providing a

The number of Jihadist groups across North Africa and the Middle East has increased exponentially in the past four years and appears to be growing. A new study by the Rand Institute’s National Defense Research Institute warns that American military withdrawal

Russia’s foreign ministry said Thursday that Syrians had chosen their country’s future by voting in “legitimate” polls to reelect President Bashar al-Assad.                            Russia felt “disappointment” at the “shallow politicised reaction” to the polls from “certain international partners,”

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Nigeria helpless as Boko Haram trashes entire villages Reader comments: History is repeating itself Generational timeline of ancient Palestine/Israel Nigeria helpless as Boko Haram trashes entire villages Boko Haram on Sunday attacked residents of

On Monday, the Obama administration announced that it was ready to begin cutting deals with – and would continue funding – the Palestinian government now led by the terror-supporting Palestinian Authority and the open terrorist group Hamas. “It appears that

The prisoner swap of five Taliban militants for Bowe Bergdahl is a symptom of a larger problem affecting the Obama administration’s approach to the War on Terror, according to Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio. “Put simply, he doesn’t seem to

Hundreds of thousands are believed exiled and dead in the Syrian civil war, and President Bashar al-Assad stands accused of using chemical weapons against civilians. But that didn’t stop the head of state from taking the time this week to

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com ‘Homegrown jihadists are France’s gravest threat’ Vietnam develops increasingly dangerous strategy to counter China Saudi Arabia reports significantly more deaths from MERS virus ‘Homegrown jihadists are France’s gravest threat’ Homegrown jihadists are France’s gravest

At around 3:50 pm on Saturday, May 24, a man dressed in a blue sweater and baseball cap walked casually into the Jewish Museum in Brussels, Belgium. Pulling a Kalashnikov rifle from a black bag, he shot and killed four

For the month of June, Russia will hold the chairmanship of the UN Security Council. Russia is taking over from South Korea and will hand the position over to Rwanda on July 1st. Russian UN Ambassador Vitaly Churkin said he

Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has declined an invitation to Saudi Arabia, a gesture the Iranian government accepted as “friendly” that could have potentially eased tensions between the two nations. Zarif cited multilateral nuclear talks as preventing him from

PARIS (AP) — Four people were arrested Monday in a sweep against French jihadist recruiters, the country’s top security official said a day after authorities announced the detention of a French suspect in the deadly shooting at a Jewish museum.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Al-Qaida has decentralized, yet it’s unclear whether the terrorist network is weaker and less likely to launch a Sept. 11-style attack against the United States, as President Barack Obama says, or remains potent despite the deaths of

French police arrested Mehdi Nemmouche on Friday for an attack on a Jewish museum in Brussels in May that killed three. Authorities say Nemmouche took responsibility for the shootings and may have ties to the jihadist group Islamic State of Iraq

PARIS (AP) — A suspected French jihadist arrested over killings at a Belgian Jewish museum had traveled to Syria and claimed responsibility for the shootings in a video, prosecutors said Sunday. Fears have been mounting in European countries that the

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Migrants from Syria and Africa flood into Italy Hagel sets a ‘red line’ for China in South China Sea Migrants from Syria and Africa flood into Italy Over 3,500 migrants, including hundreds of women

Secretary of State John Kerry believes that President Obama doesn’t get enough credit for his successful foreign policy and blamed the media for any suggestion otherwise. Kerry pointed to foreign policy successes in Ukraine, Syria, and Iran as an example,