Rising fanaticism in Indonesia raises future security concerns

Indonesia has been experiencing rising religious conservatism that was not previously prevalent in the country. Future security concerns are evident not only for Indonesia and Southeast Asia, but the greater international system as well. Exportation of extremism is of particular concern given its strategic geography and sizable population. Indonesia has established itself as a progressive country and the interpretation of Islam in the area has likewise been quite liberal. However, the country is positioned to encounter difficulties should constructive attention not be invested in the population.

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