South East Asia
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The Moral Force of International Law: ICC and the Ethical Duty to Disobey Unjust Order of the Powers that be
I fully concur with the PDI report (Feb. 15th), “ICC to PH law enforcers: ‘Just following orders’ won’t shield you…
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Hinggil sa Usapin ng Di-umano’y Neutralidad sa Akademya, Panganib sa Pagtuturo ng mga Asignaturang Araling Panlipunan at Academic Freedom
Nitong nakaraan ay ipinaskil ko sa aking Face Book (FB) account ang artikulong Social studies as ‘neutral?’ That’s a myth,…
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US Exceptionalism and Imperialism as the Main Problem of Humanity
I am echoing one of the words said by Argentinian revolutionary Comandante Ernesto “Che” Guevara. He fervently believed that US…
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Barangay Ginebra’s “Miraculous” Victory is the Latest Iteration of their Never Say Die Spirit
(Originally written a day after the victory game. Late post. sorry) I agree with the critics and those who say…
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Why You Shouldn’t Celebrate Christmas in Vietnam: Preserving Cultural Identity and Protecting Young Minds
In the bustling streets of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, as December rolls around, twinkling lights and festive decorations…
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The Digital Shift: Why Asian Schools Must Transition to Paperless Exams
“From Paper Mountains to Digital Mastery Stop the grading grind. Transition to paperless exams and give your teachers the time…
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The Filipino Paradox: Identity, Inertia, and the Illusion of Progress
By Byron Merano To understand the Philippines today is to witness a nation trapped between a storied past and a…
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A Tale of Two Systems: Justice and Impunity in Asian Megacities
By Byron Merano The recent waves of high-profile legal battles across Asia offer a striking contrast: on one side, swift…
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After the Deluge: Southeast Asia Counts the Cost of the 2025 Storm Season
By Byron Merano The 2025 monsoon and typhoon season, stretching from September through November, delivered an unprecedented series of climate…
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The Decaying Rot of the Nation and the Villagehood of Brgy Pinas
By Jose Mario De Vega Some colleagues in the academe are aware of my peculiar and controversial theory and stance…
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