Europe : Les racines du jihadisme sont toujours présentes
Avec la perte de son califat, Daech voit son pouvoir d’attraction refluer. C’est une opportunité à saisir pour remodeler le terreau sur lequel prospère le jihadisme en Europe.
Avec la perte de son califat, Daech voit son pouvoir d’attraction refluer. C’est une opportunité à saisir pour remodeler le terreau sur lequel prospère le jihadisme en Europe.
Article by Alexander Mattelaer published in “Europe in 2030: four alternative futures“, Elcano Policy Paper, Luis Simón & Ulrich Speck (eds.) – December 2017. (Photo credit: ©EuropeanUnion-1995-2017)
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