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Islamic State
After the Dhaka Attack: Countering Terrorism in Bangladesh
By Tamim Choudhury
Bangladesh needs a comprehensive strategy to respond to and prevent future tragedies.
Dhaka Hostage Standoff Underscores Bangladesh's Growing Terror Problem
By Ankit Panda
Though details remain murky, Friday's terror attack in Dhaka underscores a worrying trend.
Has Iran Finally Found a Security Partner in Central Asia?
By Samuel Ramani
Warming security ties between Iran and Turkmenistan could have long-lasting implications.
ISIS and Central Asia: A Shifting Recruiting Strategy
By Uran Botobekov
The region’s leaders must ask themselves if they are ready to deal with new threats tailored to recruit the discontented.
Just How Many ISIS Fighters Are There in Afghanistan?
By Casey Michel
Estimates from Moscow’s special envoy to Kabul are a constantly changing thing.
Russia's Plan for Afghanistan
By Dmitriy Frolovskiy
Putin is preparing for the worst-case scenario in Afghanistan.
The Real Accomplishments of the G7 Foreign Ministers Meeting
By Yuki Tatsumi
The focus on Kerry in Hiroshima overshadowed a major foreign policy "win" for Japan.
Is the Afghan Taliban's Leadership Finally Coalescing Once Again?
By Ankit Panda
Several leaders of the Islamic State's Afghanistan operation have returned to the Taliban.
A New Direction for India-Saudi Arabia Ties
By Md. Muddassir Quamar
Indo-Saudi ties are increasingly taking on an important security dimension.
China’s ISIS Woes
By Jennine Liu
With its rising overseas presence, can China sustain its policy of non-interference?
The Islamic State Threat Is Real in Pakistan
By Umair Jamal
Pakistan needs to act decisively against all militant groups and their terror loaded ideology.
What Happened to ISIS’s Afghanistan-Pakistan Province?
By Arif Rafiq
A year after its founding, the Islamic State’s Khurasan province remains a notional entity.