Indonesia counterterrorism

Despite the government's deradicalization programs, a small but alarming number of terrorist convicts has reoffended after their release from prison.

Labeling the West Papua National Army-Free Papua Organization a terrorist outfit complicates future conflict resolution efforts.

Recent terror acts are raising questions about the efficiency of the rehabilitation program run by the Indonesian National Counter Terrorism Agency (BNPT).

Indonesia’s gender-based counterterrorism approach faces several challenges.

This year’s iteration of Exercise Elang Indopura spotlighted the trajectory of defense relations between the two sides.

JI, which remains a potent force, is benefitting from a narrow focus on Islamic State.

A closer look at the opportunities and challenges for security ties.

Indonesia-Algeria ties have a long history, and today center on economics and counter-extremism.

While government efforts at reintegration fall short, NGOs are filling the gap.

How big a danger do returning fighters pose to Indonesia?

Facing a growing threat from ISIS-linked militants, Southeast Asian states must perfect their counterterror policies.