War & Conflict
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Pakistan says strikes in Afghanistan killed 28 militants, while Afghan officials report civilian deaths
Pakistan and Afghanistan remain locked in a geopolitical stalemate as border skirmishes and disputes over the TTP defy…
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US Terror Designation of Houthis: What It Sanctions, Changes, and Means for Red Sea
Following the US designation of the Iran-backed Houthi movement as a Foreign Terrorist Organization, this analysis details the…
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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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US Power Grid Faces Cascading Collapse Risk as Pentagon Plans for Total Infrastructure Failure
Experts warn that reliance on civilian infrastructure creates intolerable risks, prompting military plans to sustain operations for 90…
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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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Ukraine’s 107th Aviation Wing, First of Its Kind, Flies the F-16
The 107th Separate Aviation Wing of Ukraine’s Air Force has entered combat operations with the U.S.–supplied F‑16 fighter,…
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Pentagon Launches FORTRESS Initiative to Prepare Military Bases for 90-Day Independent Operations
The Pentagon’s new initiative prepares U.S. military bases to operate independently for 90 days amid threats of global…
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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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Biden Ukraine Aid: $182.8 Billion Allocated, $83.4 Billion Disbursed Since 2022
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The figure that matters: over $75 billion. That is the total in American aid…
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US intelligence warns of advanced Iranian plots to target American diplomats
A memo to Secretary Rubio details heightened threats against US personnel, prompting embassy staff reductions across the Middle…
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US Accuses Russia of Dangerous Satellite Approach as UN Clash Over Space Weapons Grows
Recent satellite maneuvers reveal a strategic pivot by Roscosmos toward aggressive on-orbit capabilities, challenging US space dominance.
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Iran’s Leadership Splits as Diplomacy With Turkey and Gulf States Limits Retaliation Options
Tehran faces mounting internal pressure for revenge amid ongoing civilian casualties, while regional talks with Ankara and Gulf…
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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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Iran Maintains Offer to Reopen Strait of Hormuz Amid Stalled Negotiations
Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi says Tehran’s proposal to reopen the vital waterway remains active despite a breakdown in…
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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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