The RSF Militia’s Relentless War in Sudan
ast April, war broke out in Sudan between the Sudanese National Army and the Rapid Support Forces.
The Houthi Gambit in the Red Sea: Victors, Vanquished, and What Lies Beyond
n the past couple of months, the Houthis, operating from Yemen and backed by Iran, have executed a series of attacks on vessels navigating the Bab al Mandeb Strait in the Red Sea, specifically those associated with Israel or heading towards Israeli ports.
Understanding the Iran-Pakistan Standoff and Its Futility
hether it was a unilateral action by the Iranian deep state or had the assent of the Iranian government as well, it is hard to make sense of Iranian missiles that streaked more than 50 km deep into the territory of Pakistan on January 16, 2024, and, per Pakistan, killed two children and injured three others.
China Retains Position as World’s Top Auto Exporter, Surpassing Japan
espite earlier reports indicating that Japan had overtaken China as the world's largest auto exporter in 2023, new data has emerged, suggesting that China did, in fact, maintain its position as the leading exporter.
Turkish Energy Minister Strengthens Bilateral Ties with Venezuela in Oil, Gas, and Mining
urkish Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar embarked on a diplomatic mission to Venezuela, aiming to fortify energy collaboration between the two nations in the crucial sectors of oil, gas, and mining.
UN Security Council Extends Cyprus Peacekeeping Mission, Urges De-escalation
he United Nations Security Council unanimously voted on January 30, 2023, to extend the UN peacekeeping mission in Cyprus for another year.
Russia Has Strategic Ties with Saudi Arabia and the UAE
ussia's relations with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) reveal a multifaceted and increasingly strategic nature as recently witnessed by the visits of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Italy’s Meloni Pursues an Ambitious Diplomacy from Africa to India
taly's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni hosted African leaders in Rome on Monday to unveil her long-anticipated development plan for Africa, known as the Mattei Plan.
A Legacy of Terror in Palestine: From Plan Dalet to Gaza Today
he idea of a Jewish homeland in Palestine was implemented by the European secular Jewish elite in the 19th century.
Deadly Attack on US Forces at Al-Tanf Raises Debates at Home
n a serious attack on the Al-Tanf US military base near the Jordanian-Syrian border, three U.
Germany vs. Namibia: The Gaza Genocide: A Case of Clash of Civilizations
hen the Herero and Nama tribes revolted against German colonialists and killed 120 Germans on January 12, 1904, the German colonial administration ruling the region now known as Namibia began a massacre that would last four years and culminate in the murder of 70,000 people.
US and Iraq to Talk on Transition from Military Coalition to Bilateral Relations
n a significant development, the United States and Iraq are poised to initiate discussions regarding the conclusion of the U.
Turkey Approves Sweden’s NATO Membership Bid Following 20-Month Delay
urkey's parliament ratified Sweden's NATO membership bid on January 23, 2024, overcoming a 20-month delay and eliminating a significant obstacle to expanding the transatlantic military alliance.
The Congressional Grilling of U.S. University Presidents and Israel
he investigations into presidents of universities in the U.
US Unable to Provide Financial Aid to Ukraine Amidst Pentagon Funding Shortfall
n a significant turn of events, the United States finds itself unable to provide further ammunition and missiles to Ukraine, marking the first time since the establishment of the international support group by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in April 2022.
Israeli Military Suffers Highest Single-Day Casualty Toll in Gaza
n a significant escalation of the ongoing genocide in Gaza, the Israeli military reported its highest single-day casualty toll on Tuesday, with 24 soldiers killed in the Gaza Strip.
Russian Nuclear Thinking Shifts Amid Ukraine War, Says Study
he war in Ukraine has reshaped Russia's military strategy, elevating the importance of non-strategic nuclear weapons (NSNWs) as a deterrent against NATO, according to a report by the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) released on Monday.
Egypt Stands Firm Against Threats to Somalia Amid Ethiopia-Somaliland Deal
The remarks indicate Egypt's potential involvement in a dispute that has heightened tensions in the Horn of Africa, where it already maintains frosty relations with Ethiopia.
Israel’s War Crimes and the Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court
Therefore, international law requires that Israeli leaders and soldiers be tried and punished for their crimes.
Is an Azerbaijani-Armenians Agreement Imminent?
zerbaijan achieved a historic victory in the Second Karabakh War.
