FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — When Indonesian police arrested 11 people on suspicion of planning a series of terrorist attacks, long held suspicions that the next generation of jihadists was about to emerge had perhaps been confirmed.
Haraqah Sunni for Indonesian Society, or HASMI, had apparently targeted the U.S. embassy in Jakarta as retaliation over the U.S.-made film the “Innocence of Muslims.”
FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — For years the Indonesian authorities have had to weigh the economic realities of providing fuel subsidies against the needs of its people, who have shown a readiness to protest – at […]
FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — With the Western world predominantly reinventing the “Coalition of the Willing” and dispatching arms and air support to Kurdistan, where the Peshmerga have stood alone in battling the Islamic State, pressure is rightly […]
FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — Australia’s High Court has thrown a legal spanner into the works of efforts to find a Southeast Asian solution to people smuggling. The court ruled Thursday that Canberra can’t transfer asylum seekers to […]
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