Significados de islamic militancy em inglês

Others will no doubt continue his work, but a significant figure in the landscape of contemporary Sunni islamic militancy has gone.

If so, Islamic militancy would only become a bigger threat to all.

Others watching Muslim Bangladesh fear democracy could be fragile under the pressure of Islamic militancy.

Some films deal with the rise of Islamic militancy.

Evidence of Islamic militancy in Mauritania, linked to Saharan drug trafficking, has mounted in recent years.

The trial, in which 94 had been charged, was one of Egypt's biggest Islamic militancy cases.

Yemen, an impoverished Arabian Peninsula state, faces a tough transition to democracy while battling Islamic militancy.

Both have expressed concern about what they regard as a rise in Islamic militancy in the region.

King Abdullah has begun to reform education and the judiciary in recent years, partly to discourage Islamic militancy.

A growing and sometimes violent Islamic militancy is another issue, one that concerns neighbour and major trade partner India.

But the courts retain a reputation for taking cues from the authorities, notably in graft and Islamic militancy cases.

Islamic militancy has deep roots in the poor region, and Islamist groups have social support, if not political power.

Islamic militancy has deep roots.

The former prime minister's killing stunned the world and came to symbolise the growing Islamic militancy gripping her homeland.

Foreign direct investor interest has picked up this year, particularly from Asia, despite risks from red tape to Islamic militancy.

Indonesia endured years of political instability, Islamic militancy and economic stagnation before righting itself in the middle of last decade.