Ongoing conflicts between rival factions in Sudan’s western state have intensified, raising concerns about the stability and security of the region. This aggression is characterized by violence and extreme tension, and could have consequences not only for the surrounding area but for the entirety of Sudan. The threat to the
Human Rights Watch has sounded the alarm on Saudi Arabia in a comprehensive report titled “They Fired On Us Like Rain.” The report sheds light on a disturbing trend of violence, revealing that hundreds of Ethiopian migrants attempting to enter the Persian Gulf monarchy since 2022 have tragically lost their
The Sudanese Armed Forces’ recent airstrike over Omdurman has claimed at least 22 known casualties, only further enunciating the growing political strife that the nation’s army bears with its rival paramilitary Rapid Support Forces. The four-month protracted conflict between the two groups has engendered over 3,000 deaths and 6,000 injuries,
On August 19th, 2023 the U.S. State Department banned 100 Nicaraguan officials on the premise of human rights violations and systematic repression, restricting their visas and freezing many of their U.S. assets. This move forms part of a broader effort aimed at pressuring the Nicaraguan government to shift away from
As the conflict in Myanmar continues to escalate, the international community is ramping up efforts to address the dire situation and hold those responsible for the violence accountable. The Southeast Asian nation, once celebrated for its strides towards democracy, now grapples with a humanitarian crisis marked by war crimes, human
The President of Poland Andrzej Duda has confirmed that a Russian plan to deploy tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus is in progress. Under this plan, Belarus, which borders Russia to the east and Poland to the west, will host short-range nuclear weapons that remain under Russia’s control. “Indeed, this process
