Dr Sidney Jones, Head of the Institute for Policy Analysis of Conflict in Jakarta discusses the terrorist situation in Indonesia after the Sarinah bombings of January 2016.
What do the recent bombings in Jakarta tell us about the shifting focus of terrorists in Indonesia? Why have these shifts occurred? Is Indonesian intelligence truly able to deal with the terrorist threats? How well organised and co-ordinated are the emergent Indonesian terrorist groups? Dr Sidney Jones, Head of the Institute for Policy Analysis of Conflict addresses the issues?
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