From Cold War jihad pipelines to Trump’s Muslim Brotherhood designations—and the Gulf split that now runs through London Europe’s vulnerability to radical Islamism is no longer primarily a question of bombs, camps, or foreign battlefields. It is a question of social cohesion, legal intimidation, foreign patronage, and institutional capture—a slow-burn crisis inside liberal societies that adversaries can exploit without firing a shot. It’s literally fuelling the spectacular rise of the...

In February 2025, Emirati political commentator Amjad Taha appeared on GB News’ Camilla Tominey Show and levelled explosive allegations against Islamic Relief, one of the UK’s most prominent Muslim charities. He claimed the organisation was funnelling money to terrorist groups in the Middle East. Within hours, the controversy dominated social media and triggered frantic political commentary. Islamic Relief initiated legal proceedings almost immediately. In September 2025, GB News issued a...

Seventeen years have passed since the night of 26 November 2008, when Mumbai—India’s largest, loudest, and most restless city—suddenly found itself under siege. What started as the ordinary hum of a weekday evening quickly turned into a theatre of violence as ten heavily armed terrorists landed on the city’s shoreline and began a coordinated series of attacks that would last nearly sixty hours. By the morning of 29 November, 166 people had been killed, and more than 300 others wounded. Among...