Indonesia’s security reforms: Unholy muddle
At odds over dealing with intolerance and terrorism(2)
Religious extremism in Indonesia: Under attack
The jailing of a jihadist leader still leaves plenty to worry about(21)
Indonesia's radical in chief: Third time's a charm
Abu Bakar Basyir gets a lengthy prison sentence, at long last(4)
Terrorism in Indonesia: Arrest of a smiling extremist
The government shows some unusual resolve(12)
A car bomb outside the Australian embassy in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, has killed nine people. The attack suggests the Jemaah Islamiah militant group remains a threat—and that it may be trying to influence either country’s forthcoming elections, or perhaps even both(0)
Indonesia: Uncertain alliances
But a clear to-do list(0)
Islam in South-East Asia: Incense, silk and jihad
Muslims in South-East Asia have long been renowned for their tolerance. It may yet keep extremism at bay(0)
Cracking down on terrorism(0)
The government seems to have the will to take on terror. How about the skill?(0)
Indonesia: The challenge for moderate Islam
Almost all Indonesians are tolerant, moderate Muslims. Yet the government seems strangely reluctant to confront the few dangerous radicals(0)
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