Western Foreign Policy and Extremism

This chapter examines the consequences of Western foreign policy decisions, particularly the ramifications of arming extremist factions in conflicts like Syria and Ukraine. It critically addresses the moral complexities surrounding alliances with groups linked to neo-Nazism and terrorism, along with the historical accountability needed for such choices. Furthermore, the chapter highlights the human experiences of torture in prisons, the ideological roots of jihadism, and calls for political accountability for leaders responsible for conflicts stemming from misguided policies.