Indonesia's Jihadi Threat Evolves
The simultaneous suicide attacks on two of Jakarta's most exclusive hotels on July 17, which killed nine and injured 50, are part of Indonesia's continually evolving jihadi threat, according to the Brussels-based International Crisis Group, which monitors conflicts worldwide.
The radical Islamist group Jemaah Islamiyah, which gets much of the blame from …
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