Boko Haram: Why They are Fighting
Looks at what has sustained the Boko Haram insurgency in north eastern Nigeria.
Federalism and The Indigenous People’s Right Act of The Philippines
An academic paper juxtaposing federalism to the country and the way it is affected by the IPRA as deemed to be unconstitutional, as well as the possible issues brought about by such empowerment.
Still a Hot Potato
The failed bid to end Taliban insurgency shows that the West probably misread its own version of the history of Afghanistan.
Five Ways by Which Terrorists Acquire Their Weapons
It is not easy for terrorists to acquire weapons just like that. They have their means and methods by which they acquire their weapons and they are not very easy methods.
The Vindication of Ferdinand E. Marcos
Marcos: Revisited.
Merits of The Iraq War
Why the heavily-criticized 2003 invasion of Iraq was good in a way.
Afghanistan: Lessons of Vietnam
What did Vietnam teach us?
Defeating the Enemies: The Sri Lankan Way
While the Sri Lankan government rejoices over its victory over the Tamil Tigers, I am not at ease. For, to my eyes, the Sri Lankan soldiers’ victory is just a military victory. The government in particular and the Sri Lankan people in general are yet to prove that they have also triumphed over the socio-economic and political reasons for the formation of and for the peoples’ support for the Tamil Tigers.
