terrorism

Malaysia has done a good job at mopping up the remains of terrorist groups. But 3 suspects prove elusive.

From floods, to elections to a shameful attack in London, The Diplomat picks its top stories from Southeast Asia.

Recent arrests have sparked fears that militants may be eyeing a Mumbai-style attack. Foreigners would be the likely target.

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak is having a difficult time balancing security needs with civil rights.

Japan’s Supreme Court has upheld its conviction of the last top Aum official tied to the Tokyo subway sarin attack.

Attacks claimed by the East Turkestan Islamic Movement raise the prospect of tension between China and Pakistan.

The internet has been a boon to terrorist recruitment. And extremists are finding some surprising mediums for spreading their message.

Investigations into Wednesday’s bomb outside a Delhi court are complicated by conflicting claims of responsibility.

Southeast Asian nations have taken different approaches to tackling terrorism since the September 11 attacks.

Southeast Asian nations have taken different approaches to tackling terrorism since the September 11 attacks.

An Islamist group claims responsibility for attacks in China’s restive western Xinjiang region this summer.

The bomb blast in Delhi is a reminder of the government’s inability to stop terrorism. The public is growing angry.