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Understanding the regional and transnational networks that facilitate IED use

AOAV examines the regional and transnational networks that facilitate IED use, focusing on networks linking the ‘Islamic State’ (IS); al-Qaeda (AQ) and its affiliates; the Taliban; al-Shabaab; and Boko Haram, as these are the major groups responsible for the worst IED violence.

25 May 2017
Areas of concern for the future: The Sahel
AOAV examines the future threat in the Sahel region
25 May 2017
Understanding the regional and transnational networks that facilitate IED use: Recommendations
AOAV's recommendations based on the findings of the report, “Understanding the regional and transnational networks that facilitate IED use”
25 May 2017
Understanding the regional and transnational networks that facilitate IED use: Conclusions
AOAV's conclusions from the report, "Understanding the regional and transnational networks that facilitate IED use"
25 May 2017
Areas of concern for the future: Turkey
AOAV examines future concerns on IEDs in Turkey
25 May 2017
Areas of concern for the future: The Middle East and North Africa
AOAV investigates the Middle East as an area of concern for the future
25 May 2017
‘Soft power’ financing of religious, cultural and educational networks that nurture the jihadi ideology: Impact and relevance of foreign funding for Western Islam
AOAV examines the impact and relevance of foreign funding for Western Islam on the jihadi ideology
25 May 2017
‘Soft power’ financing of religious, cultural and educational networks that nurture the jihadi ideology- Case study: Qatar Charity and the Muslim Brotherhood network in Europe
AOAV examines the Qatar Charity and the Muslim Brotherhood network in Europe as part of its report on IED networks.
25 May 2017
‘Soft power’ financing of religious, cultural and educational networks that nurture the jihadi ideology: Mosques and Islamic centres in the West
AOAV examines the financing Mosques and Islamic centres in the West and the influence on nurturing the jihadi ideology
25 May 2017
‘Soft power’ financing of religious, cultural and educational networks that nurture the jihadi ideology: Wahabi propaganda
AOAV investigates the rise and influence of Wahabi propaganda
25 May 2017
Key sponsors and donors: Islamic banks
AOAV examines the spnsorship and donations provided by Islamic banks.
25 May 2017
Key sponsors and donors: Islamic charities
AOAV examines the sponsorship from Islamic charities
25 May 2017
Key sponsors and donors: Turkey
AOAV examines Turkey's role in regard to donations and sponsorship in IED networks