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December 2003
- No. 60, December 30, 2003
- Corruption and abuses fuel Indonesia’s Aceh conflict; Southeast Asian militants send sons to jihad training
- No. 59, December 23, 2003
- Muslim women organize for rights, education opportunity; Afghanistan’s constitution and threats to democracy building
- No. 58, December 10, 2003
- Jemaah Islamiah linked to Abu Sayyaf; Senior Abu Sayyaf guerilla captured
- No. 57, December 3, 2003
- Peace talks collapse, new violence in Sri Lanka and Nepal; Nepal media questions India’s role
- No. 56, December 1, 2003
- Thailand’s south under extremist pressure; Abu Sayyaf terrorizes fellow Muslims
November 2003
- No. 55, November 21, 2003
- New Jemaah Islamiyah Terror Chief Profiled; The Afghan-Indonesian-Philippine Connection
- No. 54, November 12, 2003
- Afghanistan into the abyss; UN drug agency warns: Afghanistan a "failed state"
- No. 53, November 6, 2003
- Nepal’s Maoists spread across Indian border; Dramatic drop in support for U.S. among Indonesians
October 2003
- No. 52, October 28, 2003
- North Korea espionage in U.S. exposed; Infanticide campaign for Korean “purity”
- No. 50, October 14, 2003
- Contradictions in Musharraf’s Terror Campaign; ASEAN Leaders Forge New Security Agreement
- No. 49, October 1, 2003
- Pakistan's "Terror Universities" for Southeast Asians; South Korean President Roh bolts New Millenium Party
September 2003
- No. 48, September 25, 2003
- al-Qaeda financial support evades international investigators; Indonesian election could foster fundamentalist rule
- No. 47, September 17, 2003
- Malaysia’s upcoming election: a contest for the “Muslim soul”; Indonesia: US withheld critical information for Jemaah Islamiah trial
- No. 46, September 11, 2003
- Two years after 9/11: Taliban resurgence in Afghanistan
- No. 45, September 8, 2003
- Lashkar-i-Taiba militants arrested in Washington, DC area; Jemaah Islamiah training next generation of child terrorists
August 2003
- No. 44, August 27, 2003
- Indonesian brutality creating new hatred in Aceh; Maoist insurgent movements proliferating in India
- No. 43, August 19, 2003
- Details on capture of SE Asia al Qaeda leader; Taliban attacks spread across Afghanistan
- No. 42, August 11, 2003
- Lashkar-e-Toiba a new terror threat in U.S.; Japan forming anti-terror special force
- No. 41, August 6, 2003
- Cambodian election plagued by ruling party obstructions; Indian experts: bin Laden, al Qaeda relocated by Pakistan officials
July 2003
- No. 40, July 29, 2003
- Elusive Islamist networks funded through overseas workers; India’s Arunachal Pradesh area claimed by China
- No. 39, July 24, 2003
- Philippines-Indonesia link for Islamic terrorist training; Report: U.S. seeks India as the center of an Asian NATO
- No. 38, July 16, 2003
- North Koreans assist Burma’s navy with missiles; North Korean defectors believe regime fragile
- No. 37, July 9, 2003
- Saudi money fuels Indonesian militants; Fusion of Indian and Nepali Maoist insurgents feared
- No. 36, July 2, 2003
- Challenges to democracy across SE Asia; Pre-election violence in Cambodia
- No. 35, July 1, 2003
- Jemaah Islamiah terrorists threaten seven Asian nations; US-based Pakistan-trained terrorist network exposed
June 2003
- No. 34, June 27, 2003
- Taliban Leaders Organizing Afghan "Jihad;" India says Pakistan continues to back terror forces
- No. 33, June 19, 2003
- Jemaah Islamiah terror activities uncovered across Asia; Political violence discredits Cambodia’s upcoming election
- No. 32, June 11, 2003
- Militants expand operations on India-Bhutan frontier; Pakistan fundamentalist groups expand political strength
- No. 31, June 6, 2003
- North Koreans labor in gulag-type camps in Russia; Aung San Suu Kyi wounded in pro-junta mob ambush
- No. 30, June 4, 2003
- Al Qaeda networks in Thailand, Cambodia, Philippines; Burma democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi arrested
May 2003
- No. 29, May 29, 2003
- SARS and deflation threaten Asian economies
- No. 28, May 21, 2003
- Bombs away: peace talks fail across SE Asia; Nepal’s economic crisis
- No. 27, May 13, 2003
- Indian Muslims in Gujarat claim discrimination; Aceh ceasefire on verge of collapse
- No. 26, May 8, 2003
- North Korean missiles aimed at U.S.; Questionable outlook for India-Pakistan talks
April 2003
- No. 25, April 30, 2003
- North Korean opium seizure in Australia; U.S. interagency dispute on North Korean nukes
- No. 24, April 23, 2003
- Jemaah Islamiah behind terror in Philippines; Indian PM Vajpayee’s visit to Kashmir
- No. 23, April 14, 2003
- Indonesian government claims increased violence in Aceh; Vietnam, Laos regimes crack down on religion and political dissent
- No. 22, April 8, 2003
- North Korea exports missiles to Pakistan; Resurgence of Taliban and Afghanistan opium trade
- No. 21, April 3, 2003
- Philippines New People's Army steps up terror operations; Thai, Indonesian, Bangladeshi Muslims volunteer to fight in Iraq
- No. 20, April 2, 2003
- Humanitarian crisis in Philippines war zone; Potential shifting alliances in North Asia
March 2003
- No. 19, March 18, 2003
- Iraq war: a recruitment tool for international terror; Kashmir radicals expand terror deeper into India
- No. 18, March 11, 2003
- Cooperation between Nepal Maoists and Indian leftist rebels; Report: India plans to divert Himalayan rivers
- No. 17, March 5, 2003
- Al Qaeda operations in Bangladesh; Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and the hydra-headed terror network
February 2003
- No. 16, February 27, 2003
- U.S. combat role in Sulu sparks widespread opposition in Philippines
- No. 15, February 21, 2003
- Laskar Jihad consolidating in Papua; Malaysia rallies opposition to war in Iraq
- No. 14, February 11, 2003
- Tension between Singapore, Malaysia over sovereignty of island; Pakistan's "Jihadi" media overshadows English-language press
- No. 13, February 6, 2003
- Pakistan border villages home to Al Qaeda fighters; Tensions rise on India-Bangladesh border
January 2003
- No. 12, January 29, 2003
- Militant pan-Islamic network expands across Southeast Asia; Nepal's counter-terror police chief assassinated by Maoists
- No. 11, January 21, 2003
- Singapore cites numerous SE Asian terror networks; Northeast Indian terror groups trained in Pakistan
- No. 10, January 15, 2003
- Bangladesh plans to resist India’s deportation campaign; Jemaah Islamiah training in Australia
- No. 9, January 7, 2003
- Pakistan ISI steps up terrorist funding; Indonesia terrorists as “folk heroes”
- No. 8, January 3, 2003
- UN report reveals al Qaeda resurgence; More evidence of North Korea's nuclear partnership with Pakistan
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