War & Conflict
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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 Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry Navigates Global Diplomacy Amidst Ongoing Conflict
While frontline crises mount, Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is aggressively leveraging international forums to secure sanctions and…
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How Anthropic and Security Firms Fight Critical Infrastructure Threats
Exploring the legal frameworks and AI-driven defense programs protecting essential civilian technology assets during modern global conflicts.
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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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Saudi Arabia and the Houthis: Who is who in the Red Sea blockade war
RIYADH, July 20 — For nearly a decade, the war in Yemen has unfolded as a grinding stalemate,…
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How Iran’s Asymmetric Attacks Are Forcing a Global Reckoning on Strait of Hormuz Security
Iran’s indiscriminate strikes on commercial shipping in the world’s most critical oil chokepoint are reshaping naval defense strategies…
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How Iran-Backed Houthi Forces Sustain Their Arsenal Through Smuggling Networks
Following recent strikes in Hodeidah, an investigation into the logistics of the Houthi weapons supply chain and their…
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How the IRGC Quds Force Sustains the Houthi Movement Through Arms and Training
An investigation into the Quds Force’s role in arming, training, and commanding the Houthi movement as part of…
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Eritrea’s Border Disputes Give Leverage Over Ethiopia
Eritrea’s unresolved border issues and regional influence pose a threat to Ethiopia’s stability
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How Insurers Are Forcing Ships to Pay a 300% Premium to Cross the Strait of Hormuz
With attacks rising, carriers now face surging war-risk costs—while rerouting around Africa adds $1.5M per voyage, reshaping global…
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Renewed Ethiopia-Eritrea tensions threaten Horn of Africa stability and aid access
Escalating hostilities risk displacing civilians, disrupting trade through Djibouti ports, and worsening food insecurity across Somalia and neighboring…
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Eritrean-Ethiopian War: How the 1998–2000 Border Conflict Shaped Today’s Tensions
The 1998–2000 Eritrean-Ethiopian War, sparked by a disputed border after independence, left deep scars that continue to fuel…
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Russian Oil Refineries Remain Vulnerable to Ukrainian Drone Strikes Despite Export Bans
Ukrainian drone attacks have damaged Russian refining capacity, prompting export restrictions and highlighting ongoing vulnerabilities in Russia’s oil…
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Strait of Hormuz Shipping Faces Record Attacks Despite US-Led Escorts
Ship attacks in the Strait of Hormuz hit a weekly record as oil flows drop, raising questions about…
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Ukraine’s Neptune Missile: The Weapon That Sank the Moskva
KYIV, July 9 — A shift is quietly reshaping how the world views Ukrainian defense technology. It started…
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Houthi Leadership Council Runs Iran-Backed Movement
The Houthi movement is led by a leadership council, with a complex military and security apparatus
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IRGC Escalates Strait of Hormuz Threats Amid U.S. Election Tensions
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warns of sinking U.S. warships in the Strait of Hormuz as attacks on…
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Iran–Iraq War Shows How External Threats Can Unite a Divided Nation
The 1980–88 war forged national unity in Iran despite internal fractures, offering a lesson for how external conflicts…
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Trump’s Ukraine Energy Truce Collapses as Kyiv Resumes Strikes on Russian Refineries
Ukraine ended its pause on attacking Russian oil facilities after accusing Trump of betrayal, reigniting strikes that target…
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Ethiopia Accuses Eritrea of ‘All-Out Invasion’ as Troops Advance 60km into Tigray
Ethiopia’s foreign minister claims Eritrean forces have occupied parts of northern Tigray, demanding withdrawal amid collapsed diplomacy and…
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Yemen Warns Houthis Are Maneuvering to Turn Bab el-Mandeb Into a Red Sea Hormuz
The Houthis are seeking to control the Bab el-Mandeb Strait to levy transit fees, mirroring Iran’s model in…
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Ethiopia and Eritrea Edge Toward Renewed War With Tigray at the Centre, Think Tank Warns
A renewed conflict between Ethiopia and Eritrea would destabilize regional trade, worsen refugee crises, and threaten food supplies…
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Ethiopian troops reach Zalambessa border town as Eritrea accuses Ethiopia of plotting to seize Assab port
Ethiopian federal forces arrived at the Tigray-Eritrea border town of Zalambessa by 13 October after a two-day push…
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