Spreading Tentacles: The Islamic State in Bangladesh
Animesh Roul
Publication: Terrorism Monitor Volume: 13 Issue: 3
[February 6, 2015]
Ustad Muhammad Achwan: Leader of Jemaah Ansharusy Syariah of Indonesia.
Author : Animesh Roul
December 2014, Militant Leadership Monitor
BioWeapons Monitor 2014
Just released. SSPC's work / contribution: India and Pakistan Chapters.
Origins of the BioWeapons Monitor
The Maldives-Syria Connection: Jihad in Paradise?
ANIMESH ROUL,
Terrorism Monitor, Volume: 12 Issue: 22, November 21, 2014
APOCALYPTIC JIHADIST: AL-QAEDA IN THE INDIAN SUBCONTINENT CHIEF AASIM UMAR" (AQIS)'s Chief Asim Umar in the October issue of Militant Leadership Monitor (Author, Animesh Roul, MLM, Jamestown Foundation, Vol 5 (10) October 2014)
Jane's Intelligence Review, October 2014
The Maldives is experiencing a growing undercurrent of Islamist extremism. Animesh Roul examines this trend and the domestic risk posed by Maldivian youths travelling to fight alongside Islamist groups in jihadist theatres such as Syria.
Pakistan's Anti-India Spy Network Eyes Vital Defense Infrastructure from Sri Lanka
Publication: Terrorism Monitor Volume: 12 Issue: 19, October 10, 2014
By: Animesh Roul
Key Points
Jihadist discourse over the past year has exhorted India's sizeable Muslim population to participate in jihad, either abroad or targeting the Indian state.
Despite Indian nationals' involvement in transnational terrorist plots, and a substantial indigenous insurgent campaign through the late 2000s, Indian Muslims have typically avoided the jihadist call.
Key points
Bangladesh faces growing security threats from a range of radical Islamist interests, including entrenched Deobandi militants, newly emergent jihadist groups, and even transnational operations such as Al-Qaeda.
A message from Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri in January 2014, the first specifically directed at Bangladesh, will resonate with a number of radical groups aiming to spread jihad within the country.
Pakistan has struggled to cope with the spread of polio, a debilitating viral disease. Human infections are frequently reported despite government and international agencies’ efforts to eliminate the disease.[1] According to a World Health Organization (WHO) estimate, at least 72 polio cases were recorded in Pakistan in 2013, compared to 58 cases in 2012.[2] In 2014, the number of infected children had already reached 115 through August.[3] The most affected provinces of Pakistan are Punjab, Sindh, and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP).
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