InThe Hanoma Timesby@brindha·Oct 21Why Northeast Indian Insurgent Ceasefires Collapse and Reform in CyclesUnderstanding why peace agreements between the Indian government and insurgent groups in Northeast India often reduce violence but struggle…
Farid Kasi·Sep 13Highway of FearThe bus was ready to depart from Quetta as the call to prayer faded. Summer had fully arrived in the mountains, and the heat had seeped…
Bolaji. B. Ayomide·May 31The wickedness of men & the mercies of GodIf you’re a Nigerian living in Nigeria, you’re probably familiar with the depth of insecurity in our nation. Sadly, even our children…A response icon2A response icon2
Charlie Rosales·Apr 23Kung Bakit Nagiging 'Rebelde' Ang Mga MatatalinoDisclaimer: Avoid red-tagging. Read with Comprehension.
Guillermo Calvo Mahé·Mar 29Irony by the Dawn’s Early LightMany decades ago, actually, in 1984, a film, Red Dawn[1] was released. It was directed by John Milius from a screenplay he co-wrote with…
InThe Strategic BriefbyMark Costello·Feb 12Critical Minerals, Insurgency, and the Power of GeographyI am starting to see a problem in the race for critical minerals. AI expansion increases demand for copper, lithium, and rare earths while…
Anifa Oluwapelumi·Feb 7Kwara Insurgency: How the State of Harmony Became a Killing FieldFrom Oke-Ode to Babanla, Koro, and Isapa, Eruku, and now Woro, a once-peaceful state is bleeding while the government looks away.
Cheta Nwanze·Nov 20, 2025The gathering stormLet us not mince words. Nigeria is not merely facing a security crisis; it is in the advanced stages of a fundamental crisis of state…A response icon1A response icon1
InOPINION WINDOWbyChidiebele Samuel·Nov 20, 2025His death should mean something, shouldn’t it?I was just dumbfounded!
kosoko Oyeyemi·Nov 19, 2025When Faith Becomes a Target: Inside Nigeria’s Religious CrisisFrom churches to farmlands, faith in Nigeria has become a reason to die, as systemic violence and government inaction leave communities…
