Worst case for Islamic State outlined by Gwynne Dyer
Dyer argues that Islamic State has made limited territorial gains since 2014 and now consolidates scattered provinces. He stresses its brutal tactics, global recruitment, and pledged allegiances, but predicts it will struggle to seize major cities and resources. The broader fight against extremism may endure a decade, with internal splits likely to hasten ISIS decline.
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