This article explores the evolution of terrorism in Southeast Asia through field research, from Jemaah Islamiyyah and Abu Sayyaf to Southern Thailand. Updated with 2025 data, it highlights new developments, intelligence dilemmas, and ongoing security challenges across the region.
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