Day: March 4, 2018

Turkey Ignores The UN’s Ceasefire Agreement In Afrin  

Despite the United Nation’s (UN) Syria ceasefire resolution on February 25th, Turkey continues to fire indiscriminately in the Afrin district. These actions have resulted in over 150 civilian causalities since the beginning of the offensive on January 21st. However, the Turkish military denies harming civilians or civilian infrastructure. In July

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Violence In Eastern Ghouta

The recent February 2018 bombardment of Eastern Ghouta located near Damascus, capital of Syria, is one of the bloodiest episodes of said nation’s seven-year-old conflict, which has led to the killings of more than 600 civilians, most of them being women and children. Eastern Ghouta has seen and experienced the

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35 Killed And 90 Injured In Burkina Faso Terrorist Attacks

In a series of attacks this past week, the West African country, Burkina Faso, has suffered from terrorism influx, feeling now more than ever unsafe and insecure. Independent reported that in the country’s capital, Ouagadougou, 35 were killed and 90 were injured after terrorists led assaults on both the national

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How Did The Syrian Civil War Develop Into A Globalized Conflict?

Due to this week’s reports of continual conflict within the Syrian region, namely the persistent shelling and airstrikes reported within the Eastern Ghouta region, this article will investigate the origins of the Syrian conflict which now affects millions of both civilian and military inhabitants. These origins are substantiated by the

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State Of The Nation: Russia’s Plans To Update Nuclear Arsenal

During last week’s State of the Nation speech, President Vladimir Putin unveiled the latest addition to Russia’s nuclear arsenal. A video-projection showing off new weapons was displayed behind the Russian leader, revealing the updated armaments. The simulated footage detailed the capabilities of these weapons, chief among them being a newly

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North Korea Threatens The U.S. With Counterattack

After accusing the U.S. of bringing “dark clouds of war” through “the largest-ever” sanctions during the Olympic Games, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) has threatened to “counter” the plans for joint military drills between South Korea and the U.S. In response, the joint military exercise has already been

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