The man behind Indonesia’s deradicalisation programme assesses the terror threat after the fall of Marawi and Raqqa.
“DO you want to order nasi lemak or roti canai?” I asked Nasir Abas. I was curious to know whether the exiled Malaysian, once one of the most wanted Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) militants in South-East Asia, missed Malaysian food.
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