Islamic State threat to Indonesia is changing
The Jakarta attack was the first major ISG-linked terrorist incident in South-east Asia; it is unlikely to be the last
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- Tracking suspects
- Blocking propaganda
- Tracking funds
- Possible culprits
- Naim
- Bahrumsyah
- Aman
- Changing ISG threat
- Factionalism within ISG-linked groups
- Rethinking policy
- Counterterrorism
- Deradicalisation
- Prison problem
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_350.jpg "Armed police during a counterterrorism raid in Central Java (Reuters/Oky Lukmansyah/Antara Foto)")