Crime, Terror, and Porous Borders in Southeast Asia
Porous borders in Southeast Asia have been facilitating transnational criminal networks for decades. Taking advantage of cultural bonds, migration trends, economic inequalities, and occasional conflicts, criminal networks have expanded because of the ability to cross borders.
In the same way, terrorist organisations will benefit from weak border security…
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