American Foreign Policy Council launches Central Asia Counterterrorism Project

The American Foreign Policy Council is proud to announce the launch of its newest initiative: the Central Asia Counterterrorism Project. Directed by AFPC Visiting Fellow in Islamic Studies Evgueni Novikov, the Project will provide policymakers and the media with primary source information on the battle against radical Islamic ideology in Central Asia - a battle whose successes will be studied and copied through the world.

Please visit the AFPC Central Asia Counterterrorism Project website at http://www.afpc.org/cac/cacmain.shtml. In coming weeks, the website will be updated with new articles authored by leading Central Asian religious authorities.

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