500 hundred years later, identity and social justice 
In the Latin American public sphere new actors have emerged in the last few years that in reality have always existed yet lacked a voice, the natives. Today, thanks to certain regional leaders, they are realizing that the natives are also citizens of their countries.
Britain’s counter-terrorism policy and its Muslim citizens integration (Part I)
British Muslims have been cast into the spotlight with the recent terrorist attacks in Britain. It is clear that engaging with them will play an important role in the preventing Islamic extremists.
The attack on Spanish troops, a terrorist debut of Fatah al Islam
Although the terrorist group Fatah Al Islam (Sunni) is in a consolidation stage, they still are far from replacing the Al Qaeda mark in Lebanon: this situation should be taken advantage of in order to neutralize their Yihadista’s aspirations before it is too late.
Gordon Brown and the continuation of the “Third Route” 
By Alfredo Crespo Alcázar(for Safe Democracy)
Party member Gordon Brown has officially taken over for Tony Blair as the party leader and as Britain’s Prime Minister after taking the lead of the left party movement; since confirming the future of the third route.
Mauricio Macri, Elected Mayor for the City of Buenos Aires 
By Fabian Bosoer (for Safe Democracy)
The victory of Mauricio Macri as mayor of the City of Buenos Aires represents a new wave in Argentine politics and highlights the existence of a liberal, right-of-center lean, with more future than past.
The UNIFIL in the Middle of an Internal Turmoil 
By George Emile Irani (for Safe Democracy)
Why the attack against the Spanish contingent in Lebanon is a wake up call to tackle the urgent problems undermining stability in the country.
PLUS: Lebanon and the Salafist challenge, by George E. Irani
Who will do what in the Middle East now?
By Walid Salem (for Safe Democracy)
What motivations made Hamas commit this Coup d’etat now? For what reasons was it so easy for them to take control of the security forces? What should each of the state holders do directly or indirectly within the conflict? In the following you have the responses.
PLUS: Gaza Coup D’etat (Part I), by Walid Salem
Walid Salem explains the process of Islamization in Gaza has come. Its confrontation with the Palestinian Nationalism. The future of life in Gaza. The security, the political map and the Economy in the first section of his two part article.
Current policy fuels the fire of radical violence 
By Sheharyar Khan (for Safe Democracy)
Sheharyar Khan looks at the rise in violent attacks in Pakistan and analyzes the diverse factors leading to the recent chaos. He notes that Pakistan‘s foreign relations and the policies of its military government have not only failed to abate extremism, but have added to the current violence and unrest.
PLUS: Political Instability and Pakistan’s Military Regime, by Sohail Mahmood
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