Thailand:
Thailand:
Thailand's Trouble with Islamists - TIME
But the Southeast Asian nation has another side it would rather visitors not see: an Islamic insurgency in the country's far south that has claimed more than 2,100 lives since 2004. On May 31, a dozen paramilitary rangers were killed in an ambush. The following weekend, two civilians were shot dead, and 20 soccer players were injured by an on-field bomb.
Myanmar:
I am not aware of any such issue in Myanmar. I know the Burmese junta routinely killed and tortured the Rohinga population. There are tens of thousands of these refugees in BD.
Muslims of Burma feel persecuted as well, & some of the reaction is coming out from that.
Philippines:
The Moro Rebellion is more than 100 year old issue in Philippines. Its more of a local issue.
But it is still Muslims at the forefront, & the issue is intensifying.
Five Islamists killed in Philippines | Bangkok Post: breakingnews
BBC News - Islamists flee Philippines prison after militants' raid
I do not want to offend anyone, & I'm sorry if I did, but the geopolitics is very evident.
Pan-Islamists will shift some of their focus from Asia (still maintaining influence over Central Asia) to the Middle East & North Africa, & will become a much bigger force there. Pan-Islamists will advance the US's geostrategic influence interests (of regime change) in the Middle East & North Africa. They will also provide the excuse for future interventions from foreign powers in the region (war against terrorism/extremism). The regions will be 'split' & marked by large sectarian & ethnic divides. Al Qaeda fighters & other extremist elements will 'flow from one country to another' during times of war. Liberals will call victories of the pan-Islamists 'justice to brutality', conservative Muslims will refer these as 'victories for Islam'.