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  On 30 September 2025, journalist Eitan Fischberger shared information about a research report published by the Sawaab Centre, a joint initiative of the governments of the United Arab Emirates and the United States, focusing on the issue of the Muslim Brotherhood. The report highlights that this organisation rejects national identity in favour of a global caliphate and uses a strategy of double discourse, adapting its message according to its audience. Despite its relative weakness in the Middle East, the Brotherhood has managed to infiltrate Western democracies through NGOs and lobbying, thereby threatening liberal values. It questions why the United States has not yet classified the Brotherhood as a terrorist organisation and calls on the US Congress to take action. The report also highlights the key role of the Emirates in combating ideological threats and stresses the need for a reassessment of Western policies towards the Brotherhood. Finally, it establishes links between the...

  The discussion surrounding the Muslim Brotherhood in France has intensified as authorities consider classifying the organization as a terrorist group. This consideration draws on lessons from Africa, where the Brotherhood's influence has been linked to radicalization and violence. Combatting Extremism : Advocates argue this classification is necessary to counter radical ideologies. Institutional Accountability : Calls for the removal of Brotherhood leaders and freezing their assets aim to limit their influence. Exploitation of Terms : The Brotherhood is accused of using "Islamophobia" to defend its actions, complicating security discussions. Security Context : Intelligence links Brotherhood-affiliated institutions to radicalization, raising concerns for social cohesion. Political Momentum : Growing support for tougher measures is reflected in existing laws that can dissolve extremist associations. International Alignment : A French designation could align with cou...