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Beef up security for major sports events Commentary by Sulastri Osman and Joseph Franco » The Straits Times, 17 May 2014
Indonesia’s Next President: Will Jokowi Prevail? Commentary by Bilveer Singh » The Nation (Thailand), 6 May 2014
For community spirit to thrive, the Ugly Singaporean must go Commentary by Damien D. Cheong » TODAY, 18 Apr 2014
Beware of ‘lone wolf’ terrorists Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna » The Sun Daily (Malaysia), 15 Apr 2014
Jihadists in Syria: Indonesian Extremists Giving Support? Commentary by Navhat Nuraniyah » Eurasia Review, 10 Apr 2014
Terror threats: Private sector, public 'must play their part' News for APPSNO » The Straits Times, page B2, 8 Apr 2014
Iswaran: government and people should work together for national security News for APPSNO » Lianhe Zaobao, page 5, 8 Apr 2014
Changi Airport’s security measures enhanced following MH370's disappearance Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna » Channel NewsAsia, 24 Mar 2014
Singapore and the MH370 Saga: A Friend in Need Commentary by Bilveer Singh » Lianhe Zaobao, 24 Mar 2014
Cyber Security Interview with Damien D Cheong » Channel NewsAsia, 11 Mar 2014
Syrian Conflict Fallout: Time to Contain Hate Speech in Indonesia Commentary by Navhat Nuraniyah » Jakarta Post, 1 Mar 2014
Peace in Mindanao: The Challenge of Disarming Rebels Commentary by Joseph Franco » Eurasia Review, 27 Feb 2014
Enhancing Cybersecurity: Improving Technical and Analytical Expertise Commentary by Damien D. Cheong » Eurasia Review, 5 Feb 2014
Battling cosmic wars in the minds of terrorists Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna » The Straits Times, 31 Jan 2014
Countering The Self-Radicalised Lone Wolf: A New Paradigm? Commentary by Eliane Coates » Eurasia Review, 28 Jan 2014
Defusing Terror Threats from Sheik Google Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna » The Straits Times, 24 Jan 2014
Myanmar’s ASEAN Chairmanship: Will It Lead To National Reconciliation? Commentary by Eliane Coates » The Nation (Thailand), 8 Mar 2014 » East Asia Forum, 15 Feb 2014 » Eurasia Review, 21 Jan 2014
Innovation opportunities for CT policing in Indonesia Commentary by Sulastri Osman and Navhat Nuraniyah » New Straits Time, 15 Jan 2014 » Jakarta Post, 8 Jan 2014 » Eurasia Review, 6 Jan 2014
Waging propaganda war against terrorists Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna » The Straits Times, 15 Dec 2013 » AsiaOne, 15 Dec 2013
The Confounding Math Behind Cyber Attacks Interview with Senol Yilmaz » The Business Times Weekend, 8 Dec 2013
Monks who drive religious intolerance and hinder reform Commentary by Eliane Coates » Jakarta Post, 15 Dec 2013 » Eurasia Review, 3 Dec 2013
Combining expertise to fight chemical threats Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna » The Straits Times, 29 Nov 2013
Sharing the burden of cybersecurity Commentary by Senol Yilmaz » The Straits Times, 13 Nov 2013
Securing Cyber Space: Whose Responsibility? Commentary by Senol Yilmaz » Eurasia Review, 12 Nov 2013
“Jihad Now” vs. “Jihad Later”: Different Means, Same End Commentary by Navhat Nuraniyah » Eurasia Review, 29 Oct 2013
Religious Harmony Under Attack in Indonesia Commentary by Jennifer Yang Hui
Chin Peng: A fanatic but no hero Commentary by Kumar Ramakrishna » TODAY, 30 Sep 2013
Why the Conflict in the Southern Philippines Is Far From Over Comments by Joseph Franco
Enhancing Cyber Security and Data Privacy: The Role of Private Citizens Commentary by Caitríona H. Heinl
The Social Influencer in Sectarian Violence Commentary by Nadica Pavlovska
Enhancing International Cyber Security: Will the UN Reach a Deal? Commentary by Senol Yilmaz
Zamboanga Crisis » Interview with Joseph Franco, Insight programme on Channel News Asia, 20 Sep 2013
Zamboanga Standoff: Role of the Nur Misuari Group Commentary by Joseph Franco » Eurasia Review, 18 September 2013
Myanmar’s Wirathu: The Social Influencer in Sectarian Violence Commentary by Nadica Pavlovska » Eurasia Review, 18 September 2013
Singaporean Held Under ISA for Bid to Join Thai Rebels » Comments by Kumar Ramakrishna, The Straits Times, 13 Sep 2013
Security Landscape Post 9/11 » Radio Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna, FM 938Live, 12 Sep 2013
The real problem isn’t ideology, it’s human nature Commentary by Kumar Ramakrishna » TODAY, 10 Sep 2013
Religious Harmony In Indonesia: Need For New Approaches Commentary by Jennifer Yang Hui » Eurasia Review, 28 August 2013
Do Policy Prescriptions Work? Studying Effect of Race and Religion on People’s Behaviour Commentary by S.P. Harish » Eurasia Review, 23 August 2013
Studying Southeast Asian Religious Conflicts: Bringing Back Religion Commentary by Kumar Ramakrishna » Eurasia Review, 16 August 2013
Funerals of Suspected Terrorists in Indonesia: A Rallying Point Commentary by Sulastri Osman » Eurasia Review, 16 August 2013
Attacks in Central Mindanao: Overestimating the Bangsamoro Splinter Group Commentary by Joseph Franco » The Nation (Thailand), 20 August 2013 » Eurasia Review, 15 August 2013
From virtual to violent: Preliminary conceptual explorations of religious radicalisation in youth Commentary by Kumar Ramakrishna » The Southeast Asia Regional Centre for Counter-Terrorism (SEARCCT) Journal, 2013
Youth self-radicalisation: Lessons from the Singapore narrative Commentary by Bilveer Singh » The Southeast Asia Regional Centre for Counter-Terrorism (SEARCCT) Journal, 2013
Non-violent Extremism: The Case of Wirathu in Myanmar Commentary by Kumar Ramakrishna » The Nation (Thailand), 7 August 2013
Indonesia: New Haven for Cybercriminals? Commentary by Senol Yilmaz » Eurasia Review, 29 July 2013
Singapore-US Cooperation On Counterterrorism And National Security Commentary by Damien D. Cheong and Kumar Ramakrishna
Enhancing ASEAN-Wide Cybersecurity: Time For A Hub Of Excellence? Commentary by Caitríona H. Heinl » Eurasia Review, 19 July 2013
Race Not an Issue in Singapore, Study Finds » The Straits Times, 19 July 2013
Can Security Be Achieved Through Surveillance And Spying? Commentary by Damien D. Cheong » Economy Watch (East Asia Forum), 9 July 2013
Jakarta Border Alliance Urgent
Intelligence-gathering in the digital age » East Asia Forum, 4 Jul 2013 » Bakrie Center Foundation, 4 July 2013
Myanmar’s religious violence threatens South-east Asia » TODAY, page 9 and 12, 2 July 2013
Prime Time Asia
S’poreans Do Have the Necessary Resilience » The Straits Times, 29 June2013
Singapore cannot afford to import Malaysian politics
Live: Malaysia Decides
Rethinking NS and privileges for PRs Commentary by Yolanda Chin » TODAY , 16 April 2013
New challenges to national security require new approaches: Teo Chee Hean News on APPSNO » Channel News Asia, 9 Apr Data-analysis project to aid govt response to threats News on APPSNO » My Paper, 9 April 2013 Security data analysis system in pipeline News on APPSNO » The Straits Times (only for subscribers), 9 April (p. B4) Teo Chee Hean: three-pronged approach to deal with cyber attacks News on APPSNO » Lianhe Zaobao, 9 April (p. 9)
'Royal army' miscalculated in Sabah: analyst Featured Joseph Franco’s commentary » ABS-CBNNews.com, 13 March 2013
The Terrorist’s Follower Exclusive interview with Peter Neumann (CENS Distinguished Visiting Fellow) » TODAY, 12 March 2013
Historical perspective on the Sabah intrusion Interview with Joseph Franco » Lianhe Zaobao, 3 March 2013 Malaysia will call for extradition of Sulu Sultan Interviewed with Joseph Franco » Lianhe Zaobao, 7 March 2013 Asia Connect Topic: Motivations of Kiram’s followers Interview with Joseph Franco » Channel News Asia, 8 March 2013
Studying terrorism means starting with the basics Commentary by Sulastri Osman » The Nation, 25 February 2013 » Eurasia Review, 20 February 2013
Air of optimism as peace takes root in Mindanao Commentary by Joseph Liow and Joseph Franco » The Straits Times, 25 February 2013
Hamas and a two-state solution: a move toward moderation? » The Nation (Thailand), 13 February 2013
Immigration, Opportunity, and the Singaporean Core
Population 2030; How it is managed makes a difference Interview with Yolanda Chin » The Straits Times, 2 February 2013 Indonesia’s key terrorism concerns
Unfinished Business
Lack of industry collaboration spurs cyberterrorism
Gaza violence continues to haunt Middle East
Indonesia's police force needs image makeover, says academic
Attacks on the Indonesian Police: not Just Terrorism
Malaysia 'not terrorist recruitment ground' Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna » Straits Times (p. A22), 1 November 2012
Prime Time Asia Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna » Channel NewsAsia, 29 October 2012
Rise of the terrorist super-organism Commentary by Kumar Ramakrishna » Today, 17 October 2012
Prime Time Asia Topic: State of national security in Indonesia 10 years after Bali Bombing Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna » Channel NewsAsia, 12 October 2012
Two senior JI members detained Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna » Today, 11 October 2012
Netizens soften views on hearing she is Australian Interview with Damien Cheong » The Straits Times (p. B4), 11 October 2012 Topic: Behaviour Online Interview with Damien Cheong » 93.8 Live Radio Station, 10 October 2012 Middle East crisis in the wake of the attack on the US mission in Benghazi Interview with Damien Cheong » Channel NewsAsia, 14 September 2012
Where is Jemaah Islamiyah now? Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna » Channel NewsAsia , 9 October 2012
Internet blackout day: Politicisation of online activism? / Malaysia’s internet blackout: politicisation of online activism? Commentary by Damien Cheong & Yeap Suyin » The Malaysian Insider, 2 September 2012 » East Asia Forum, 31 August 2012
新加坡到上海 上海到新加坡 一个家庭的三次融入 Interview with Valerie Teo » Lianhe Zaobao (联合早报), 27 August 2012
回归新加坡人可增进社会韧力 Commentary by Valerie Teo (translated into Chinese) » Lianhe Zaobao , 20 August 2012 Towards better online conduct Finding a new narrative Interview with Norman Vasu » The Straits Times, 11 August 2012
Overseas Singaporeans: An untapped resource
Immigration bonus for citizens? Commentary by Norman Vasu, Yolanda Chin, and Nadica Pavlovska » The Straits Times (p. A29), 8 August 2012
Negotiating the perilous new world of cyber frontiers
Why it is good to get women into the army
A Gradated System of Benefits for PRs? Commentary by Norman Vasu and Yolanda Chin
"Radical Pathways: Understanding Muslim Radicalization in Indonesia" makes the list of Top 150 Books on Terrorism and Counterterrorism released by the academic journal Perspectives on Terrorism. July 2012 Author: Kumar Ramakrishna Year: 2009
Indonesia’s religious (in)tolerance Mentioned Kumar Ramakrishna’s book in the article
The Opening Speech by DPM Teo Chee Hean for APPSNO 2012 on 9 April featured in various media platforms:
“The Ties that Bind and Blind: A Report on Inter-racial and Inter-religious Relations in Singapore (2012)” (Norman Vasu & Yolanda Chin) featured in various media platforms
Targeted assassinations: Implications for security Commentary by Damien Cheong » The Nation, 23 Jan 2012
Get Them Back on Track
Engage ex-detainees to counter extremism » The Straits Times (p. A40), 7 January 2012
Indonesia’s relentless jihadists
Our security is a state of mind
» TODAY, 9 Sept 2011
Beware of the enemy within » China Daily , 9 Sept 2011
Captain Jihad: Ex-terrorist is now comic book hero Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna » Associated Press, 9 September 2011
Indonesian jihadism still going strong » TODAY, 7 Sept 2011
Norway’s Terrorist Attacks: Not The Usual Suspect » Eurasia Review, 5 August 2011
Osama's demise and Zawahiri's rise: Weakening of Al Qaeda » Eurasia Review, 19 July 2011
Why Singapore is an iconic target for terrorists » TODAY, 22 July 2011
World War IV is not over yet » TODAY, 4 May 2011
» TODAY, 3 May 2011
» Channel News Asia, 11 April 2011
» The New Paper, 11 April 2011
The maid, the NSF, his backpack – and the SAF’s image » TODAY, 31 March 2011
» The Straits Times, (page D10-11), 26 March 2011
» Eurasia Review, 22 March 2011
» The Malaysian Insider 16 February 2011
A/P Kumar Ramakrishna shares his comments on 8th Anniversary of Bali Bombing on Southeast Asia Tonight by Channel News Asia
A/P Kumar Ramakrishna shares his comments on Mas Selamat Kastari’s return to Singapore on Channel News Asia
A/P Kumar Ramakrishna interviewed on the Malayan Emergency aired by History Channel First aired 17 September 2010
» Click here for the interview (mp3 format part 1
Indonesia attack a surprise or not? Commentary by Kumar Ramakrishna » The Washington Times, 24 July 2009 Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna » TODAY, 18 July 2009 Hotels step up Security following Jakarta Bombings Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna
» Channel NewsAsia, 17 July 2009
Understanding Radicalisation
The radicalisation of Hambali
How to stop HATERS from turning into KILLERS
In the case of a freak election ... ; All races may not be represented under the current GRC system
We shouldn’t Poison our minds with Fear of Bioterrorism?
Could Mas Selamat Have attacked
Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna
Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna
Inside the Mind of Mas Selamat and His Ilk Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna
Johor’s Remote areas Safer Hideout after crackdown in
Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna
Mas Selamat’s Arrest will have little or no impact on the JI Splinter Cells Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna
Threat Remains as long as JI Exists Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna
Mas
Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna
Interview on Mas Selamat Kastari re-capture
Advertising’s Lessons for Homeland Security
Bahrain Security Forum and Exhibition 2009
Freed JI Detainee: The Reactions
A Minority Report
Are we ready to be colour blind?
Unhealthy business? Globalisation has brought with it the threat of disease and food safety
Non-Chinese PM? Possible, but not soon
Radicals vent their anger on websites
Can we see beyond the colour?
Living Together in Perfect Harmony? » TODAY, 16 October 2008
Going beyond black and white » Straits Times, 26 September 2008
Anchoring a Totem » Straits Times, 25 September 2008
A Common Tongue to foster Singapore Spirit » Straits Times, 14 August 2008
Singapore: English and the Social Fabric » ISN Security Watch, 12 August 2008
Culture Chameleons » Straits Times, 3 August 2008
Rising heat could trigger water wars » Straits Times, 26 July 2008
Sea levels rising? Plant mangroves » Straits Times, 25 July 2008
Five months after the posters and MMSed photos of Singapore's most wanted man… » Straits Times, 22 July 2008
For years, self-help groups based on race have been applauded for doing their... » TODAY, 5 July 2008
Quick buck on rice: Fairprice acts » TODAY, 10 May 2008
Malaysian lessons for Singapore? » TODAY, 9 May 2008
"Israeli expert: Escaped terrorist is even more adaptable" » Lianhe Zaobao, 5 May 2008
COI did not hide facts » TODAY, 23 April 2008
No simple solutions to food price hikes » Channel NewsAsia, 2 April 2008
Food Safety: Need for more vigilance » TODAY, 27 March 2008
What makes a radical? » Straits Times, 21 March 2008
First the escape, now the fallout » Channel News Asia, 4 March 2008
Keeping faith in inter-terror cooperation » Straits Times, 4 March 2008
Committee of Inquiry's report will be useful for other countries too » Channel News Asia, 3 March 2008
Faith + Food = Fault Line? » Straits Times, 1 March 2008
More Security Cameras may go up in Public Areas » Straits Times, 5 Jan 2008
A good, hard look at the Singaporean identity Business Times Singapore, 30 November 2007, Book Review of “Responding to Globalization: Nation, Culture and Identity in Singapore” By Selvaraj Velayutham Publisher: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore (2007) by Norman Vasu. Managing race is also about confidence » Straits Times, 17 November 2007 Private no, public yes; S'poreans have different attitudes when it comes to race-related issues » TODAY (Singapore), 3 November 2007 Singaporeans less keen to marry outside race or religion: Study » Straits Times, 3 November 2007
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