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Terrorism in Southeast Asia
How Will Southeast Asian Terror Groups Capitalize on the Israel-Hamas War?
By Zam Yusa
From recruitment to possible ideological shifts to opportunistic cyberattacks, a prolonged conflict in the Middle East may have serious consequences for the region.
Tracing Indonesia’s Counterterrorism Measures Since the 2002 Bali Bombings
By Kathrin Rucktäschel and Christoph Schuck
Indonesia’s current focus on reactive, and in a narrow sense preventive, measures for fighting terrorism can only offer short-term success.
Between Continuity and Change: The Rapidly Changing Security Environment in Southeast Asia
By Luke Hunt
Luke Hunt speaks to Greg Barton about the subregion’s changing security environment.
From Terror to Tranquility: The Quest for a Bali Peace Park in Indonesia
By Luke Hunt
Nearly two decades after terrorism struck Indonesia, survivors are still looking to realize their hopes for tranquility.
Easter Day Terror in Sri Lanka: Geopolitical Implications
By Ankit Panda and Prashanth Parameswaran
The Islamic State-claimed attacks that killed nearly 400 people in Sri Lanka mark a watershed in South Asia’s terror landscape.
DNA Tests Confirm Death of Philippine-Based Islamic State-Linked Leader
By Jim Gomez
A major Philippine-based IS commander was killed in a March 14 gun battle.
Jemaah Islamiyah: Still Southeast Asia’s Greatest Terrorist Threat
By Bilveer Singh
JI, which remains a potent force, is benefitting from a narrow focus on Islamic State.
Terrorism in Asia: The Global Village Effect
By Neil Thompson
How extremists in Asia are feeding off each others’ unrelated conflicts.
The Delhi Declaration: A New Indo-ASEAN Counterterrorism Partnership
By Mohammed Sinan Siyech
How can India and Southeast Asian countries cooperate to fight terrorism?
Controversial Indian Salafist a Litmus Test for Malaysia on Counterterrorism
By Joseph Hammond
India wants Zakir Naik extradited on terror charges.
Transnational Threats in Southeast Asia
By Jeremy Douglas
We can no longer ignore the connection between security, development, and the rule of law in Southeast Asia.
How to Counter Terrorism in Southeast Asia
By Adam Greer and Zachary Watson
Facing a growing threat from ISIS-linked militants, Southeast Asian states must perfect their counterterror policies.
Beyond Bombings: The Islamic State in Southeast Asia
By Zachary Abuza
To understand the group, look at its other tactics.
Islamic State Eyes Asia Base in 2016 in Philippines, Indonesia: Expert
By Prashanth Parameswaran
Group looking to declare at least one foothold in the region this year.
Who Is a Terrorist?: Lessons from Thailand and the Philippines
By Patrick Barron
In Thailand and Philippines, it's worth digging into the precise definitions of "terrorism."
Singapore Warns of Islamic State Terror Nexus in Southeast Asia
By Prashanth Parameswaran
Defense minister warns of linking up and formalization of ties between terror groups.
Has a Philippine Militant Group Gone Regional Amid Islamic State Fears?
By Luke Hunt
The Islamic militant group Abu Sayyaf may be spreading its unwanted tentacles.
Malaysia to Host New Conference to Tackle Islamic State Challenge
By Prashanth Parameswaran
ASEAN states and dialogue partners to participate in two-day meeting.
ASEAN, Japan to Boost Fight Against Terrorism, Cybercrime
By Prashanth Parameswaran
Tokyo’s assistance sought in countering grave threats.
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