Fiaz Ahmed
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I am Fiaz Ahmed. I am a passionate writer. I love covering trending topics and breaking news. With a sharp eye for what’s happening around the world, and crafts timely and engaging stories that keep readers informed and updated.
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Torpedo Fired from Autonomous Submarine: Stealth Vessel Proves Underwater Warfare Supremacy. AI-Generated.
Inside the breakthrough that could redefine naval combat and underwater strategy In a remarkable demonstration of modern military technology, a torpedo was recently fired from an autonomous submarine, marking a milestone in naval warfare. Unlike traditional submarines, this unmanned vessel combines stealth, artificial intelligence, and advanced weaponry to operate independently — a development that some experts say may redefine underwater combat forever.
By Fiaz Ahmed 2 months ago in Geeks
A Simple Guide to What Is Happening in Sudan. AI-Generated.
Understanding a Nation Torn Between Power, Survival, and Hope Sudan, the third-largest country in Africa, has been trapped in one of the world’s most complex and devastating conflicts since April 2023. What began as a struggle for power between two generals has spiraled into a humanitarian catastrophe affecting millions of civilians. For those trying to make sense of this tragedy, here’s a simple breakdown of what’s happening in Sudan, why it matters, and what the world can do about it.
By Fiaz Ahmed 2 months ago in Longevity
Is the Fall of Pokrovsk, Ukraine’s Key Eastern Stronghold, Inevitable?. AI-Generated.
Pokrovsk has become one of this war’s most watched battlegrounds — a battered transport hub in Donetsk that, if lost, would open a broad gateway for Russian advances deeper into government-held Donbas. Over recent weeks the city has endured grinding urban combat, claims of encirclement, and mounting pressure on Kyiv’s logistics and morale. But “inevitable”? That’s a loaded word. The answer depends on tactics, supplies, international support, and whether commanders on either side are willing to pay the human and material costs required to change the front line.
By Fiaz Ahmed 2 months ago in Journal
When Social Media Becomes a Death Sentence: The Tragic Story of a Malian TikToker. AI-Generated.
In the dusty streets of northern Tonka, in the troubled region of Timbuktu, a young woman’s rising voice on social media became a target. Mariam Cissé — a bright, ambitious TikTok creator who celebrated the culture of her town and publicly supported the country’s army — was abducted and publicly executed by suspected jihadists. Her death is not just a personal tragedy: it is a chilling reflection of how dissent, visibility and social media in conflict zones can become a death sentence.
By Fiaz Ahmed 2 months ago in The Swamp
Dozens Found Hanged in Ecuador Prison: A Deadly Snapshot of a Broken System. AI-Generated.
A chilling scene unfolded on Sunday in the coastal city of Machala, Ecuador: authorities discovered at least 27 inmates dead by asphyxiation in a state prison, many apparently victims of hanging or suspension. Earlier on the same day, a riot erupted in the same facility, leaving four more inmates dead and dozens injured. This horrifying event marks the latest in a string of violent outbreaks inside Ecuador’s prisons—an alarming indicator of systemic failure.
By Fiaz Ahmed 2 months ago in The Swamp
A Jailed Hacking Kingpin Reveals All About the Gang That Left a Trail of Destruction. AI-Generated.
“Inside the mind of the cybercriminal who built an empire on data, fear, and digital chaos.” --- In an age when wars are fought not only with weapons but with keyboards, few names have struck more fear in the online world than that of Elias “Ghost” Marquez, the infamous hacker who once led a global cybercrime syndicate known only as The Phantom Circuit. Now behind bars, Marquez has begun to talk — and what he’s revealing about his digital empire paints a chilling picture of how easily the world’s systems can be brought to their knees.
By Fiaz Ahmed 2 months ago in Geeks
A Symbol and a Strain: The USS Harry S. Truman’s Return and the Navy’s Future Dilemma. AI-Generated.
The recent return of the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman to U.S. waters following an extended deployment has stirred debate in naval strategy circles. Far from a celebratory homecoming, for many in the fleet it’s become a reminder of the mismatch between Cold War-era force structures and the demands of 21st-century warfare. In that sense, the carrier’s return is being seen—by some—as an affront to the navy of the future.
By Fiaz Ahmed 2 months ago in The Swamp
Why Handwriting Is Better for Your Memory Than Typing. AI-Generated.
Rediscovering the Power of Pen and Paper in a Digital Age In today’s fast-moving digital world, most of us have replaced notebooks with keyboards and pens with touchscreens. Typing feels faster, easier, and more efficient. Yet, new research suggests that while technology has improved our productivity, it may have quietly weakened our ability to remember and understand information deeply. Handwriting, it turns out, is far more powerful for memory, learning, and creativity than typing.
By Fiaz Ahmed 2 months ago in Longevity
Pakistan’s Constitutional Reset: The Rise of Field Marshal Asim Munir and the After-math of Operation Sindoor. AI-Generated.
In a dramatic shift within Pakistan’s governance and military architecture, the federal government has introduced the 27th Constitutional Amendment, which fundamentally rewrites the chain of command of the country’s armed forces and elevates Asim Munir to a constitutionally entrenched apex position. This move follows the shockwaves triggered by India’s Operation Sindoor in May, during which Pakistan’s military faced a debilitating blow that has instigated sweeping reform.
By Fiaz Ahmed 2 months ago in The Swamp
Three Dead and 15 Injured in Tenerife Tidal Surge. AI-Generated.
A Sudden Disaster That Shook the Canary Island The popular holiday destination of Tenerife, known for its sunny beaches, volcanic scenery, and vibrant nightlife, turned into a scene of tragedy this week when an unexpected tidal surge struck the island’s southern coast. What began as an ordinary day for tourists and locals quickly became a fight for survival as powerful waves surged inland, sweeping away everything in their path. According to local authorities, three people have lost their lives and 15 others were injured in the terrifying event.
By Fiaz Ahmed 2 months ago in Earth
Ukraine Facing Widespread Power Cuts After Generating Capacity Reduced to ‘Zero’ by Russian Attacks. AI-Generated.
A Nation Plunged Into Darkness Ukraine is once again fighting battles beyond the frontlines — this time, against freezing temperatures and collapsing power systems. Over the past week, Russia has launched one of its most intense waves of airstrikes targeting Ukraine’s energy grid, leaving large parts of the country without electricity. Officials say the nation’s power generation capacity has been reduced to “zero”, forcing widespread blackouts and energy rationing across cities including Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Odesa.
By Fiaz Ahmed 2 months ago in Journal
Syria Carries Out Preemptive Raids Against Islamic State. AI-Generated.
Renewed Tensions in a Region Still Healing The Middle East has once again found itself on edge as reports emerge that Syria carries out preemptive raids against Islamic State fighters across several provinces. According to military and intelligence sources, the Syrian army, backed by Russian air support, launched a series of coordinated raids targeting suspected ISIS sleeper cells in the country’s eastern and central regions.
By Fiaz Ahmed 2 months ago in Journal
