Jihadists
Who Wants Salman Rushdie Killed?
S Prasannarajan
Thirty-three years after the fatwa, the author of the Satanic Verses was grievously injured in an assassination attempt at a literary event in New York. The attack, by a 24-year-old man inspired by the forces unleashed by the late Ayatollah Khomeini, reminds the world how alive is the murderous fury of radical Islam against the freedom of ideas and imagination
The Khorasan Bug
The dismantling of an Islamic state module in Kashmir reveals how its handlers were planning to integrate recruitment across the Indian Subcontinent
Kashmir: The Battle for Turf
Pro-Pakistan terror groups in Kashmir are at war with pan-Islamic jihadi groups. Security agencies don’t know which way it will go
ISIS: The End of an Idea
The defeat of ISIS in Iraq and Syria should not be an occasion for global complacency. Anchal Vohra reports from Najaf and Baghdad
Hauntings in Mosul
The dead and the missing in the ruins of this historical city merge into the larger narrative of the future of the Islamic State
Open Minds 2017: Editor’s Note
Yesterday's public intellectual, fallen from his ideological perch, is the new doomsday monger. In the new order, the loudest one is the least sensible
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