The Globalist

Is the ruling Islamist-rooted AKP party in Turkey intimidating Turkish Christians?

The monster that Saudi Arabia created may come to haunt itself — at home.

Calling the Orlando attack “Islamist Terrorism” is a strategic mistake.

Caught between Western-backed illiberal authoritarians and anti-Western religious fanatics, liberalism is under siege

In an earlier era, rampaging monks sought to create the Christian equivalent of the ISIS caliphate.

The homegrown attacks in the U.S. and Europe have more in common with secular mass shooters than with Mideast jihad.

What motivates religious radicals — and why do even the fiercest opponents always have one thing in common?