Piracy and terrorism should not be conflated

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Latest tri-annual conference of the International maritime Bureau (IMB) on piracy and maritime security which, in conjunction with the Royal Malaysian Police observed that there is no evidence suggesting the forging of operational links between terrorist groups and pirates. The two-day conference brought 150 delegates representing a broad range of concerned parties, including government, navies, coastguards, law enforcement agencies and the shipping industry.

General services, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Safety and security measures, Navy-yards and naval stations, Naval bases, International Maritime Bureau

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School system forms the frontline in Thailand's southern unrest

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The southern Thailand education system has become the prime target for both terrorist attacks and the government crackdowns on insurgency. The infiltration of schools by Islamic extremist teachers and students in the southern Thailand is reported.

Public affairs, Thailand, Behavior, Schools, Military aspects, Religious aspects, Educational aspects, Islamic militants, Infiltration (Military science), Infiltration (Military operations)

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