Ticking clock – Prospects for lasting peace in southern Philippines
Martina Klimes
The Philippine government’s peace agreement with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front insurgents opens a pathway to reconciliation. Martina Klimesova assesses the security and economic obstacles to a long-term resolution of the insurgency in Mindanao.
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