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One extended multi-generational family committed to violent extremism can pose major challenges for law enforcement.

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The Consequences of Renouncing Extremism for Indonesian Women Prisoners

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As the influence of ISIS wanes, one of Indonesia’s oldest extremist networks is coming back in focus.

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Extremist violence in Basilan and Sulu, strongholds of the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) in the southern Philippines, has decreased substantially since the 2017 Marawi siege.

Decline in Violence by the Abu Sayyaf Group and Ongoing Risks

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Jemaah Islamiyah’s Syrian-trained cadres, many of whom are still at large, may constitute the next generation of JI leadership. If JI cannot keep them safe, its continued existence could be at stake.

Jemaah Islamiyah’s Military Training Programs

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Effective delivery of social assistance by the government cushioned the immediate impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, but prolonged economic and social disruptions led to a marked increase in localised conflict.

Social Conflict in Indonesia During the Covid-19 Pandemic

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Jakarta vuole dividere in quattro la provincia più povera del paese, sperando così di indebolire le spinte separatiste. Ma la scelta, fatta senza consultare i papuani, rischia di aggravare le tensioni Leggi

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By defining radicalism broadly, it can demonise its opponents

Indonesia’s campaign against Islamists is a ploy to silence critics

Rather than pursuing a 'divide and conquer' strategy in Papua, Jakarta should engage in meaningful consultation with the Papuan people.

The Costs of Carving Up Papua

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7th Lecture - Security Studies with Sidney Jones

Pemerintah perlu membina ormas supaya mereka dapat berkontribusi positif untuk negara sehingga ormas tidak mudah bentrok.

Gara-Gara Limbah, Ormas Bentrok Berulang | Narasi TV

The world has endured a tumultuous few years due to economic stagnation, political polarization, global power struggles, violence, and long-term fragility accelerated and compounded by the Covid-19 pandemic. In Asia, political violence and organized conflicts continue to be fueled by the rising trend toward more authoritarian governance, the resurgence of identity-based politics, the contraction of democratic space, and violent extremism—often exacerbated by online disinformation. The second edition of The Asia Foundation’s State of Conflict and Violence in Asia report explores these factors and patterns of events through regional assessments and country-specific overviews, in particular addressing contemporary concerns over political polarization and identity-based tensions.

Virtual Event | Launch of The State of Conflict and Violence in Asia, 2021: Identity-based Conflict and Extremism

Taliban merebut kekuasaan di Afghanistan dan mengendalikan ibu kota, Kabul, setelah dua dekade semenjak Taliban diusir oleh Amerika Serikat. Terlepas dari ke...

Berkuasanya Taliban di Afghanistan: Apa Pengaruhnya terhadap Indonesia?

Kolaborasi antara The Indonesian Institute, Center for Public Policy Research, Jurusan Sosiologi FISIP Universitas Lampung, dan Perkumpulan Damar.

Webinar "Mendorong UU ITE yang Berperspektif Kebebasan dan Keadilan"

The return to power of the Taliban in Afghanistan has triggered worldwide concerns that its close relationship with al-Qaeda could bring a new wave of terrorism, including in Southeast Asia.

We believe that understanding conflict is the first step toward stopping it

Latest Reports

Indonesia’s Villa Mutiara Network: Challenges Posed by One Extremist Family

The Consequences of Renouncing Extremism for Indonesian Women Prisoners

The Search for an Islamic State in Indonesia: The Many Guises of DI/NII

Decline in Violence by the Abu Sayyaf Group and Ongoing Risks

Jemaah Islamiyah’s Military Training Programs

Social Conflict in Indonesia During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Latest Reports

Indonesia’s Villa Mutiara Network: Challenges Posed by One Extremist Family

The Consequences of Renouncing Extremism for Indonesian Women Prisoners

The Search for an Islamic State in Indonesia: The Many Guises of DI/NII

Decline in Violence by the Abu Sayyaf Group and Ongoing Risks

Jemaah Islamiyah’s Military Training Programs

Social Conflict in Indonesia During the Covid-19 Pandemic

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La divisione di Papua non piace ai suoi abitanti

Indonesia’s campaign against Islamists is a ploy to silence critics

The Costs of Carving Up Papua

7th Lecture - Security Studies with Sidney Jones

Gara-Gara Limbah, Ormas Bentrok Berulang | Narasi TV

Virtual Event | Launch of The State of Conflict and Violence in Asia, 2021: Identity-based Conflict and Extremism

Berkuasanya Taliban di Afghanistan: Apa Pengaruhnya terhadap Indonesia?

Webinar "Mendorong UU ITE yang Berperspektif Kebebasan dan Keadilan"

Has the Taliban’s Victory Heightened the Terrorism Threat in Southeast Asia? | The Strategist

La divisione di Papua non piace ai suoi abitanti

Indonesia’s campaign against Islamists is a ploy to silence critics

The Costs of Carving Up Papua

7th Lecture - Security Studies with Sidney Jones

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