Category Archives: His Articles

  The conflict in Southeastern Turkey between the government of the Republic of Turkey and the Kurdish rebel group (specifically the PKK) has been going on for more than three decades. The recent government and the PKK peace process is … Continue reading →

  Power in the Middle East is shifting. The new Greater Middle East map will not be drawn without Kurdistan in it. Kurdish influence in the Middle East has increased; when Kurds unite, none of the major power players can … Continue reading →

Fighting poverty is increasingly becoming a priority for many people. The staggering number of individuals living below the poverty line continues to increase thereby creating a moral imperative to help the poor.  When I look at the issue of poverty … Continue reading →

  Gulen and his followers have a split personality or just perpetrate a two-faced fraud on his members and on the rest of the world. Not only should people not believe them; instead, they should put them on trial for … Continue reading →

The future of the global economy depends on the next generation, and nations that equip their youth will be competitive in the global market. We are living in a global village with fading borders. For the Philippines to meet this … Continue reading →

  . Further more the United Nations has declared that freedom of press is basic rights  (article 19, Universal deceleration of Human rights). This year UNESCO focuses on the  , the need for quality journalism, reporting that is accurate and … Continue reading →

Last two weeks the world commemorated the centennial of two events that shaped the modern history of the Turkish Republic and the Armenian people. The first event was the Battle of Gallipoli where the Ottoman Empire forces put up resistance … Continue reading →

  Most of us are aware that something is wrong with our climate and that some countries that have four seasons are seeing those seasons slowly disappear. We also know that scientists have been divided on the issue of climate … Continue reading →

  New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman once said, “We were divided by walls during the Cold War, but now we are united by the web.” Because of the advancement of technology, we have become more connected than ever, and … Continue reading →

  Last week a nuclear deal with Iran caused quite a controversy in the region and in the U.S. despite strong objections from Republican lawmakers and from Israel, both of whom were not happy with the outcome of the Iranian … Continue reading →