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The Fight for Darfur: Gold, Oil, Water and the Geopolitics Shaping Sudan’s Future
Why are world powers interested in Sudan, the land of secrets, ‘Darfur’? Much has been written about the ongoing civil war in Sudan between the government army and the rebel militia RSF since April 2023, but the short story is that the center of all this fighting is Darfur province. Which is also the hometown of the Rapid Force, the rebel militia. The Darfur war is not new, but even in the nineties, the massacres played out in Darfur had disturbed the Islamic world. This time, the scope of the fighting has spread from the capital Khartoum to Darfur. Darfur means the land of the Fur tribe.
By Real content2 months ago in Education
Potential Role of Pakistan Army in the Gaza Peace Force: Benefits and Drawbacks
t Potential Role of Pakistan Army in the Gaza Peace Force: Benefits and Drawbacks Officials at Pakistan’s Foreign Office in Islamabad have stated that “Pakistan is also evaluating the possibility of joining this force; however, discussions are still at an initial stage, and much remains to be finalized.”
By Real content2 months ago in Chapters
Negotiations between Pakistan and Afghanistan and Russia's threat to Pakistan
between Pakstan and Afghanistan and Russia's threat to Pakistan The Russian embassy in Pakistan has declared a video attributed to Russian President Vladimir Putin—purportedly threatening Pakistan—to be fake, stating that the clip is actually part of the president’s remarks to the media in which Pakistan was not mentioned.
By Real content2 months ago in Chapters
Pakistan-Afghanistan Ceasefire: Torkham Border Reopening Likely as Trade Losses Mount
Pakistan-Afghanistan Ceasefire: Torkham Border Reopening Likely as Trade Losses MountThe positive effects of the ceasefire following tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have begun to emerge. There is a strong possibility that the Torkham border, closed for ten days, will reopen soon. According to sources, Islamabad and Kabul have reached a principled agreement on reopening the border crossing, after which customs staff have been instructed to immediately return to the Torkham terminal.
By Real content3 months ago in Chapters
I Love Muhammad” Banner Sparks FIR, Protests and Arrests in Kanpur in India
In India’s largest state, Uttar Pradesh, a dispute that began in Kanpur over putting up a banner during Eid Milad-un-Nabi (the birthday of Prophet Muhammad) is escalating. The banner carried the words “I Love Muhammad.”
By Real content4 months ago in Chapters
Bagram Revisited: A Historic Afghan Hub at the Center of Global Tension
Bagram is once again the focal point of power narratives. Built in the 1950s by the Soviet Union at the foot of Afghanistan’s snow-covered mountains, this airbase became the military hub for two global powers — the Soviet Union and the United States. Today, it is under the administration of the Afghan Ministry of Defense. Yet, the history of this site in Parwan province in northern Afghanistan is centuries old.
By Real content4 months ago in Earth
UK, Canada and France Recognize Palestinian State
.Destruction in Gaza and the severe humanitarian crisis are bringing notable changes to the diplomatic landscape. On Sunday, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and Portugal recognized the existence of the Palestinian state, while more countries are preparing to do so during the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly.
By Real content4 months ago in Chapters
Taliban Rejects US Plan to Reclaim Bagram Air Base | China Warns of Regional Tensions
Taliban Reject US Plans to Retake Bagram Air Base The Taliban government in Afghanistan has rejected the US announcement about taking back control of Bagram Air Base, saying that “those harboring such ambitions should look at the history of Afghanistan.”
By Real content4 months ago in Chapters
UN Report Accuses Israel of Genocide in Gaza: Evidence, Allegations, and Global Reactions
The allegations of genocide against Israel in Gaza by the United Nations Commission of Inquiry are based on a report which states that since the beginning of the war with Hamas in 2023, Israel has committed four out of the five acts required under international law to classify a situation as genocide.
By Real content4 months ago in History
Why TTP Attacks Are Rising in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: Taliban’s Return, Political Discord, and Pakistan’s Counterterrorism Struggle
Earlier this month, following the viral footage of a militant attack on a military center in Bannu district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa—showing Major Adnan Aslam of the Pakistan Army risking his life to save a wounded comrade—tributes poured in for his bravery from both public and official quarters. At the same time, many also voiced concerns over the growing wave of militant activities in the province.
By Real content4 months ago in Chapters
Doha Summit: Arab and Islamic Nations Meet After Israeli Strike on Qatar Amid Abraham Accords Anniversary
Less than a week has passed since the Israeli attack on Qatar, and already a joint summit of the Arab League and other Islamic countries is being held in the capital, Doha. Call it coincidence or something else, but this summit comes on the fifth anniversary of the signing of the “Abraham Accords.”
By Real content4 months ago in Chapters
Doha Strike on Hamas Negotiators Threatens Gaza Ceasefire and Regional Stability
The Israeli strike on Hamas leadership in Qatar has dangerously escalated tensions in the region, and analysts believe it has not only undermined ceasefire efforts in Gaza but also dimmed prospects for any new U.S.-led alliances in the Middle East.
By Real content4 months ago in Chapters
