Anurag Dwivedi writes: Noisy democracies like India are particularly vulnerable to such systematic Info Op campaigns backed by half truths. The Indian state can ill afford to fail in connecting the dots.
Non-Conventional Threats - 4. page
Weakened ISIS more Dangerous?
Dr Raj Kumar Sharma writes: The IS attacks outside Iraq and Syria help in keeping their ideology alive and also brush aside prospects of IS weakness.
Has the Post-Jihadist Era Begun?
Dr Adil Rasheed writes: It might come as a surprise to many readers, but there have been several instances of jihadist disengagement from violence for several decades and many extremist Islamist groups have given up their campaign of violence for good.
South East Asia another Home for Terrorist Groups?
Anumeha Singh Writes: Reportedly, huge number of local inhabitants around 1000 people from the South East Asian nations like Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines, have left their country to join terrorist groups like ISIS/ISIL
China’s Double Standards on Terrorism
Raj Kumar Sharma writes: China itself has a dual policy on terrorism even though it has been blaming the US and other Western countries of doublespeak on terrorism.
Countering Cyber Ribat
Rohit Mehrotra writes: The Islamic State is utilising the cyber domain to pursue its ominous designs and even getting in to the realms of Information Warfare.