Is Indonesia’s anti-terror strategy enough? (Yohanes Sulaiman, East Asia Forum)

It has been more than a month since four militants claiming to be followers of the so-called Islamic State (IS) attacked a police post and a café in central Jakarta, killing four people. Following the attack, terrorism experts warned of more attacksfrom IS-affiliated groups. The reason for this is simple: launching more attacks would bolster their credibility in the eyes of IS, thus giving them some sort of official recognition — which would in turn mean more men, funding and training.

http://www.eastasiaforum.org/2016/02/27/is-indonesias-anti-terror-strategy-enough/