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Heavy rains flood 70,000 Gaza tents, sewage water worsens refugee crisis
Storms inundated displacement camps in Deir al-Balah, mixing rain with sewage and leaving thousands without shelter as aid…
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Myanmar junta schedules by-elections in conflict zones to legitimize rule
The military-appointed commission set April 4 for 55 seats, including in Sagaing and Shan, despite active resistance and…
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Sudan’s War Deepens: Economic Collapse and Political Fragmentation
War, currency collapse and humanitarian crisis threaten Sudan’s democratic transition and long-term economic viability as conflict enters its…
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Pope Leo Revises Just-War Doctrine for Modern Asymmetric Warfare
The Catholic Church reexamines its 1,000-year-old moral framework as Pope Leo labels the theory outdated amid new asymmetric…
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Why the Two-State Solution Remains the Only Path to Israeli-Palestinian Peace
Arab League, African Union and OIC reaffirm the two-state solution as the sole framework for lasting peace, urging…
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Israel demands Lebanon block Hezbollah from joining renewed Iran war
Amid intensified airstrikes, Israel warns Beirut that any Hezbollah entry into a new Iran conflict will trigger immediate…
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Cross-Border Tensions and Displacement Along the Ethiopia-Kenya Frontier
Examining the humanitarian crisis, historical cross-border dynamics, and security challenges along the 861-kilometer Ethiopia-Kenya border.
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New UN Resolution Targets Digital Risks for Children in War Zones
Security Council adopts landmark resolution on digital threats to children while marking 30 years of the mandate amid…
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Houthis Laid Thousands of Landmines in Yemen, Killing Civilians on Secondary Routes
Iran-backed Houthis have indiscriminately planted explosive devices across eastern Yemen’s secondary roads, forcing civilians onto dangerous paths and…
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How Deep Is the Houthi Alliance With al-Shabaab: Training, Drones and Weapons
UN experts document a growing military partnership between Iran-backed Houthis and al-Shabaab, including weapons transfers, drone training and…
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Where Houthi Funds Come From: Customs, Fuel, Qat, and Seized Assets
An investigation into the financing of Ansar Allah reveals a hybrid economy relying on Red Sea smuggling, fuel…
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How Hezbollah Built the Houthi Movement
UN and Western officials say Hezbollah helped establish Ansar Allah’s military infrastructure, weapons smuggling routes, and ideological framework…
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How the Houthi Media Machine Weaponizes Global News and Local Indoctrination
From exploiting international scandals to recruiting schoolchildren, the Iran-backed movement uses a sophisticated propaganda network to fuel its…
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Houthis Build Horn of Africa Network to Threaten US and Israel
AFRICOM warns Houthi fighters are operating in northern Somalia, creating a new proxy network that threatens US forces…
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Houthi Missile War: How Low-Cost Drones Bypass Saudi Arabia’s $83B Air Defense
With 13 killed in Riyadh and Aramco evacuated, the Houthi campaign exposes the limits of Saudi Arabia’s vast…
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The Humanitarian Toll of Yemen’s Protracted Conflict and Siege Tactics
As Houthi-led sieges tighten around Yemeni cities, civilians face a catastrophic convergence of food insecurity, mass displacement, and…
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Red Sea crisis: Houthi attacks hit 178 ships, sinking four and killing nine sailors
Two years of Houthi maritime attacks have cost world trade billions, but Suez container capacity is now recovering…
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Why Houthis Detain UN Staff: A Proxy War Strategy
Iran-backed rebels use hostage-taking to leverage global powers, targeting aid workers as part of a wider maritime blockade…
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Egypt Prepares Military Support for Saudi Arabia Amid Escalating Houthi Attacks
President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi seeks parliamentary approval to assist Saudi Arabia, marking a potential shift in the regional…
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Israeli Economists Warn West Bank Violence Risks Sweeping International Sanctions
Sixty-one senior Israeli economists caution that surging West Bank settlement expansion and violence could trigger broad economic isolation…
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61 Israeli Economists Warn Settler Violence and Expansion Could Bring More Sanctions
Examine the intricate international legal frameworks and jurisdictional divisions of the West Bank complicating global trade restrictions.
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How the Houthis Evolved from a Zaydi Revivalist Group into a Regional Power
Tracing the political maturation, military expansion, and governance structure of Yemen’s Houthi movement from its 1990s origins to…
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How Houthi Battlefield Gains and Renewed Gulf Intervention Force Iran to Shift Proxy Tactics
Examining how recent Houthi advances in Yemen and a renewed Saudi-UAE alliance threaten to alter Tehran’s regional proxy-war…
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UAE and Saudi Arabia Renew Yemen Military Pact to Counter Houthi Advances
A new cooperation deal between Riyadh and Abu Dhabi marks a strategic shift as Gulf powers unite to…
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