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Singapore Housewife Held For Planning To Join ISIS
A Singaporean housewife who planned to join the ISIS in the Middle East has been detained without trial under the city-state's tough security laws, authorities said Thursday.
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Philippines Hunts For Possible New ISIS 'Emir' In South East Asia
Philippine authorities were on the lookout on Monday for a Malaysian who could be the new leader of pro-ISIS groups in Southeast Asia, security chiefs said, following the deaths of several high-profile regional extremists.
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Would-Be Suicide Bomber Sheds Light On Suspected Pakistani Terrorist Web
The confession of a Pakistani teenager who was captured moments before carrying out a suicide attack has given police a rare glimpse into a terrorist network they say is behind the recent surge in sectarian violence.
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Malaysia, Australia To Share Intel On Any ISIS Returnees From Iraq
Malaysia and Australia will share intelligence on terrorists in Southeast Asia, a senior Malaysian minister said on Tuesday, as the two allies brace for the possible return of ISIS terrorists from Iraq.
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Threat From Extremist Groups To Southeast Asia Growing: Singapore Defence Chief
The threat that violent extremist groups pose to Southeast Asia is growing each year as they become more organized and focused in their aims, Singapore Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen said on Friday.
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ISIS Recruits In South East Asia: A Rising Threat Despite Weak Attacks
Ineffectual attacks by the ISIS group's followers in Southeast Asia have shown them to be fragmented and lacking in the expertise that has led to devastating number of deaths in the world.
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Singapore Housewife Held For Planning To Join ISIS
A Singaporean housewife who planned to join the ISIS in the Middle East has been detained without trial under the city-state's tough security laws, authorities said Thursday.
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Philippines Hunts For Possible New ISIS 'Emir' In South East Asia
Philippine authorities were on the lookout on Monday for a Malaysian who could be the new leader of pro-ISIS groups in Southeast Asia, security chiefs said, following the deaths of several high-profile regional extremists.
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Would-Be Suicide Bomber Sheds Light On Suspected Pakistani Terrorist Web
The confession of a Pakistani teenager who was captured moments before carrying out a suicide attack has given police a rare glimpse into a terrorist network they say is behind the recent surge in sectarian violence.
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Malaysia, Australia To Share Intel On Any ISIS Returnees From Iraq
Malaysia and Australia will share intelligence on terrorists in Southeast Asia, a senior Malaysian minister said on Tuesday, as the two allies brace for the possible return of ISIS terrorists from Iraq.
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Threat From Extremist Groups To Southeast Asia Growing: Singapore Defence Chief
The threat that violent extremist groups pose to Southeast Asia is growing each year as they become more organized and focused in their aims, Singapore Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen said on Friday.
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ISIS Recruits In South East Asia: A Rising Threat Despite Weak Attacks
Ineffectual attacks by the ISIS group's followers in Southeast Asia have shown them to be fragmented and lacking in the expertise that has led to devastating number of deaths in the world.
