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    Why Support for the Islamic State Has Persisted in Southeast Asia
    Kenneth Yeo
    Channel NewsAsia Online

    17 January 2020

    Despite the IS’ losses in the Middle East, it has been able to recruit fighters and employ violent tactics in Southeast Asia, said Kenneth Yeo, a research analyst from NTU’s RSIS in a commentary.

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    Last updated on 20/01/2020