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Poor performance - Marawi siege highlights need for Philippine intelligence reform/ Alex Barnes

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In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol.29, Issue 10, October 2017, pp.32 - 35 (123)Summary: The Marawi City siege exposed weaknesses in the Philippines' intelligence architecture, its military doctrine, and the training of forces. This article examines the government's response and the outlook for the terrorist threat in the region as the Islamic State loses its territorial holdings in Iraq and Syria.

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The Marawi City siege exposed weaknesses in the Philippines' intelligence architecture, its military doctrine, and the training of forces. This article examines the government's response and the outlook for the terrorist threat in the region as the Islamic State loses its territorial holdings in Iraq and Syria.

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