Philippines terrorism

The rise of a new leader suggests that Islamist militants continue to pose a clear and present security threat in the southern Philippines.

Violent extremists in the southern Philippines have generally remained aloof from global jihadist currents, but Manila should not be complacent.

The insurgency has been remarkably resilient. How has it been able to survive the government's counter-insurgency operations?

The Jolo city bombing is just the latest evidence that the Philippines needs a new approach to its terrorism problem.

The Philippines' terrorism threat is real, and growing. Will the new act change that?

The first transactions involving cryptocurrencies have been made recently by Islamic State-linked terrorist networks in the Philippines.

A key legal change in the country’s counterterrorism approach is moving closer to reality.

A coherent approach to violent extremism is need in the new Bangsamoro Autonomous Region.

A recent interaction spotlighted the future prospects for collaboration on this issue and beyond.

A closer look at the significance of a new national action plan on violent extremism.

A recent attack has raised the prospect that suicide bombings may be taking root in the Southeast Asian state.