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ISIS
The White House Releases a New National Security Strategy
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The new document is meant to explain the purpose and promise of American power in the years ahead.
Islamic State Goes Official in South Asia
By Arif Rafiq
Although its prospects in the region are likely limited, IS could bring further death and destruction to South Asia.
Central Asia as a Source of ISIS Militants
By Casey Michel
A recent report suggests a surge in the number of Central Asians heading off to fight with ISIS. Really?
Julie Bishop Visits Afghanistan, UAE
By Helen Clark
While Australia's PM was embroiled in controversy, his foreign minister was visiting Afghanistan.
Despite IS Hostage Crisis, PM Abe Brings Japan Closer to Israel
By Franz-Stefan Gady
By forging closer ties with Israel, Shinzo Abe is trying to make Japan geopolitically more relevant.
Kazakhstan Responds to Horrifying – and Strange – ISIS Video
By Casey Michel
A particularly disturbing video featuring a Kazakh child prompts a renewed clampdown from Astana.
ISIS Looks for Foothold in Central Asia
By Shawn Snow
The terrorist organization seeks to take advantage of a security vacuum in the Fergana Valley.
Indonesia Mulls Tougher Approach Against Islamic State
By Prashanth Parameswaran
New moves expected as government looks to counter the movement’s growing threat
ISIS Is Now Operating in Afghanistan
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Could a new front line emerge in South and Central Asia?
Islam and Central Asia: Threat or Myth?
By Paolo Sorbello
At a time of religious tensions and extremist violence, the commotion about the Islamic threat in Central Asia needs careful analysis.
The Unique American Experience of War
By Franz-Stefan Gady
In the history of war, the American experience is an unusual one.
Terror Outfits Build Presence in Gilgit-Baltistan
By Senge Sering
The Pakistani Taliban has named a native from the Himalayan region of Gilgit-Baltistan as its new spokesperson.