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From his forest hideout, Din Minimi tells BenarNews that 13 arrested men are not his henchmen.

Masarat Alam Bhat was freed in March after four years in jail without trial on suspicion of fomenting street protests in 2010.

Yet police cite more evidence of a Deep South connection.

The Islamic body is turning to the world’s largest Muslim country for help.

Religious scholars and clerics from both countries are collaborating on a plan to contain radicalism in classrooms.

The Bangladeshi economy appears to have lost U.S. $2.2 billion in added value, the bank’s economists say.

The nationwide, day-long celebration is a showcase of culture and creativity.

Thais celebrate Songkran festival with watery fun and other activities.

Maoist guerrillas kill a dozen policemen in two attacks in Chhattisgarh.

For Wahyudianto, Yemen was an ideal place to experience the majesty of God – until sectarian conflict ravaged the place.

The military names Sarahan Hama, an insurgent commander, as the man who led a deadly home invasion in Narathiwat province.

The disputed Himalayan territory is trying to resettle thousands of displaced Hindus.

Mohammad Kamaruzzaman was convicted for leading an attack in 1971 in which 187 men were killed and dozens of women raped.

Execution-style murders of four people may be linked to a government effort to compensate victims of regional violence.

Zaki-ur Rehman Lakhvi is the alleged mastermind of the 2008 Mumbai attacks.

The change allows the government to jail violators for up to 20 years, deny them bail and strip them of their passports.

But Indonesia may deport the four men to China.

Ranjan Chowdhury and Pradi Marak are senior United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) figures.

Islamic State Targets Palestinian Refugee Camp in Syria

The Islamic State has overrun parts of the Yarmuk refugee camp in southern Damascus, according to refugees who fled the onslaught.

Suspected leader of ring that abducted more than 100 people is now in Bangladeshi custody.

Two decades on, Indonesian man still wishes he could thank the man who saved him.

Officers opened fire “in self-defense” as wood cutters came after them with sickles and other sharp tools, police say.

But the killing of Daeng Koro won’t weaken the Eastern Indonesia Mujahideen, expert says.

Their Islamic State captors let them go because they were devout Muslims, the two say.

The army’s regional commander for the Deep South apologizes for the killings.

Parliament passes the Prevention of Terrorism Act bill soon after officials announce arrests of 17 people suspected of plotting attacks in Kuala Lumpur.

The military swept up 22 students from in Narathiwat province on suspicion of terrorism.

Prosecutions of alleged criminals from the 1971 war are politically motivated, critics say.

Former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia steps outside and is granted bail in graft cases against her.

Cartoonist Charged with Sedition in Malaysia

Police arrested more than 100 people for sedition in March – the biggest crackdown on dissent in Malaysia in decades.