Ihsan Horani

Europe believes it will always be able to see when its institutions are completely captured by islamists. Sudan believed the same thing. The Financial Times today on Sudan's military: "There is no national army. It is still a political army." Brotherhood officers. IRGC training. Iranian drones. Once they are in the institutions they simply cannot be removed. There were warning signs, they weren't heeded. Europe and particularly Britain should take heed of this cautionary tale. Sudan proves that we are only seeing chapter 1 of the capture of the democratic soul of a nation. ft.com/content/1ee1dd…

Europe believes it will always be able to see when its institutions are completely captured by islamists. Sudan believed the same thing. The Financial Times today on Sudan's military: "There is no national army. It is still a political army." Brotherhood officers. IRGC training. Iranian drones. Once they are in the institutions they simply cannot be removed. There were warning signs, they weren't heeded. Europe and particularly Britain should take heed of this cautionary tale. Sudan proves that we are only seeing chapter 1 of the capture of the democratic soul of a nation. ft.com/content/1ee1dd…

Europe believes it will always be able to see when its institutions are completely captured by islamists. Sudan believed the same thing. The Financial Times today on Sudan's military: "There is no national army. It is still a political army." Brotherhood officers. IRGC training. Iranian drones. Once they are in the institutions they simply cannot be removed. There were warning signs, they weren't heeded. Europe and particularly Britain should take heed of this cautionary tale. Sudan proves that we are only seeing chapter 1 of the capture of the democratic soul of a nation. ft.com/content/1ee1dd…

Europe believes it will always be able to see when its institutions are completely captured by islamists. Sudan believed the same thing. The Financial Times today on Sudan's military: "There is no national army. It is still a political army." Brotherhood officers. IRGC training. Iranian drones. Once they are in the institutions they simply cannot be removed. There were warning signs, they weren't heeded. Europe and particularly Britain should take heed of this cautionary tale. Sudan proves that we are only seeing chapter 1 of the capture of the democratic soul of a nation. ft.com/content/1ee1dd…

Europe believes it will always be able to see when its institutions are completely captured by islamists. Sudan believed the same thing. The Financial Times today on Sudan's military: "There is no national army. It is still a political army." Brotherhood officers. IRGC training. Iranian drones. Once they are in the institutions they simply cannot be removed. There were warning signs, they weren't heeded. Europe and particularly Britain should take heed of this cautionary tale. Sudan proves that we are only seeing chapter 1 of the capture of the democratic soul of a nation. ft.com/content/1ee1dd…

Europe believes it will always be able to see when its institutions are completely captured by islamists. Sudan believed the same thing. The Financial Times today on Sudan's military: "There is no national army. It is still a political army." Brotherhood officers. IRGC training. Iranian drones. Once they are in the institutions they simply cannot be removed. There were warning signs, they weren't heeded. Europe and particularly Britain should take heed of this cautionary tale. Sudan proves that we are only seeing chapter 1 of the capture of the democratic soul of a nation. ft.com/content/1ee1dd…

Inside the capture of the BBC, by Rob Burley (@RobBurl) In his 13 years as a senior BBC editor, Rob Burley saw the Corporation’s defining commitment to impartiality undermined by transgender ideology, a blind commitment to Diversity & Inclusion schemes, and a culture of intolerance. Informed by his experiences at Newsnight alongside other prestige shows, his major investigation reveals how the BBC took a side in the culture wars. He draws on extensive interviews with current and former staff — including journalists at the very top. Speaking out for the first time since leaving the Corporation, Fran Unsworth, the former director of BBC News, reveals in an explosive interview: “I would actually say it drove me out, just dealing with the progressive editorial issues and the bullying around them all. It was incredibly difficult.” Read more below ⬇️ buff.ly/7Fv4Ry8

People keep asking me why I focus on the Muslim Brotherhood in Europe when I am African. Willy Fautré published something every European government should be forced to read. The Muslim Brotherhood does not operate the same way everywhere. But it wants the same thing everywhere. In Sudan it took the state directly. Coups. Guns. Thirty years of total institutional control. In Europe it does not need any of that. It has NGOs. Student unions. Charity structures. The quiet infrastructure of influence that nobody questions until it is too late to question it. Different method. Same mission. Europe is watching the soft version and calling it community engagement. Sudan watched the hard version and called it too late. europeantimes.news/2026/04/muslim…

People keep asking me why I focus on the Muslim Brotherhood in Europe when I am African. Willy Fautré published something every European government should be forced to read. The Muslim Brotherhood does not operate the same way everywhere. But it wants the same thing everywhere. In Sudan it took the state directly. Coups. Guns. Thirty years of total institutional control. In Europe it does not need any of that. It has NGOs. Student unions. Charity structures. The quiet infrastructure of influence that nobody questions until it is too late to question it. Different method. Same mission. Europe is watching the soft version and calling it community engagement. Sudan watched the hard version and called it too late. europeantimes.news/2026/04/muslim…

People keep asking me why I focus on the Muslim Brotherhood in Europe when I am African. Willy Fautré published something every European government should be forced to read. The Muslim Brotherhood does not operate the same way everywhere. But it wants the same thing everywhere. In Sudan it took the state directly. Coups. Guns. Thirty years of total institutional control. In Europe it does not need any of that. It has NGOs. Student unions. Charity structures. The quiet infrastructure of influence that nobody questions until it is too late to question it. Different method. Same mission. Europe is watching the soft version and calling it community engagement. Sudan watched the hard version and called it too late. europeantimes.news/2026/04/muslim…