Manifesto shows suspect emulated school shooter pattern. Weapon purchase was likely missed intervention point. Recommendaitons include procurement monitoring, threat assessment systems, and institutional support for parents and schools.
(No paywall)
https://t.co/FO50wo4seF
Two rejection-motivated knife attacks in MY education settings in 3 months. Warning signs may have been visible, but no frameworks exist to identify them.
Analysis (no paywall):
https://t.co/EGE39VYg08
Our latest mid-week brief examines how Malaysia navigates intensifying pressures from both superpowers while facing immediate cybersecurity threats. From MAHB cyberattack to Nvidia chip controls, understand what's at stake for regional security.
https://t.co/OzGpcj9kTv
In our latest INSIGHT: #Indonesia faces its second wave of "#IndonesiaGelap" protests as military law amendments expand military presence in civilian institutions, raising concerns about democratic backsliding under President Prabowo's administration. https://t.co/VqeRMFqGH9
This week's security brief on The Memo rounds up last week's key developments: ARSA militant leader arrested in Bangladesh, Indonesia faces growing "Dark Indonesia" protests, and Russia agrees to limited Ukraine ceasefire with diplomatic implications.
https://t.co/0lOfhEIarm
ICYMI: Our Executive Director @MuniraMustaffa joined @BernamaTV's "Bernama World" segment to discuss the US-brokered 30-day ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine regarding energy facility strikes.
Watch the full analysis here: https://t.co/hPNI4tZX1I
Syria has entered a new phase as HTS captures Damascus, marking the end of Assad's decades-long rule. While HTS leader al-Jolani positions himself as a moderate ruler seeking legitimacy, fundamental questions persist about the future of a fragile nation.
https://t.co/HafJbGl9u4
After months of working on this and figuring out a way to make this accessible to the average person, @MuniraMustaffa and I are proud to present our report: Trust in Media and Government: An Analysis of Superpower Influence. https://t.co/Kg8BLvpGun
Latest in The Meridian: From Trump's return sparking Chinese exodus to Malaysia, to our new report co-authored with @ThatBenLoh on shifting media trust in Southeast Asia. How is the region recalibrating amid great power competition?
https://t.co/XY3EU5zJn7
I had a long chat with @CTV_PowerPlay last night, on continuing US reluctance to fully back Ukraine in the face of near-unanimous pressure from other coalition partners, the costs of inaction and delay, and much else besides.
The #Malaysian government caused a furor this week with a misguided internet policy, that it quickly reversed. @MuniraMustaffa lays out the government’s plan and what it meant for Internet freedom and security.
More than 100,000 civilian homes have been destroyed by junta forces through arson over the past three years since the coup, according to a report by Data for Myanmar
https://t.co/MiWf50vp9j
Malaysia's DNS redirection policy sparked debate on internet freedom and security. Though rescinded, it shows the struggle between public safety and an open, economically vibrant internet. Our latest Flashpoint explores this digital governance challenge.
https://t.co/zRJtdAnaFc
What implications could the IS-claimed attack in Oman have for Southeast Asia?
@MuniraMustaffa explains in @ChasseurGroup's Flashpoint.
https://t.co/Sg2jxrVJ9e
An IS-claimed attack in Muscat signalled a potential rise in IS-related activities globally. Similar patterns have been observed in Iran, Turkey, and Russia. What implications could this have for Southeast Asia?
Exclusive for paid subscribers only.
https://t.co/ZsoKlhAsmA
Violent student protests in #Bangladesh over job quotas for war veterans' descendants have resulted in over 100 deaths and thousands injured, prompting a national curfew and military deployment.
https://t.co/Js9FzkmSXm