Bangladesh, Sept. 25 -- According to government records reviewed by The Wall Street Journal, Islamic State (ISIS) and its affiliates have assets ranging into the hundreds of millions of dollars across the Middle East, Central Asia and some parts of Europe and Africa. But, according to Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury, multi-award-winning anti-jihadist journalist and counterterrorism expert, Islamic State has secretly transferred billions of dollars within the period of 2015-2017 into a number of countries in Africa, Europe and Asia in real-estate, casinos, hotels, restaurants and transport businesses. In the Philippines, this notorious jihadist outfit has investments in casinos, hotels, resorts, restaurants, bars and money exchange outlets. ...