Indonesia, which boasts the largest Muslim population in the world, has stood strong in the face of extremism. The nation of over 250 million people is in a period of relative peace, and has effectively eliminated the threat of extremist violence from organizations like ISIS. Here’s one expert’s theory on why ISIS hasn’t gained traction in Indonesia and what other nations can learn from it.
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