More than 200 mass shootings have taken place in the United States. 14,700 lives have been lost due to gun-violence. A gun-obsessed nation of 330 million is awash with 400 million guns. The threat of mass shootings is a very real concern in everyday life. Whether it be at schools, shopping malls, supermarkets, or highways. The land of the free is besieged with a palpable sense of insecurity and vulnerability. Mohammed Saleh brings you more the report on the incident of mass shooting from Texas, United States.

Have mass shootings made the United States the most dangerous country to live in?

- Serbia rocked by deadly mass shootings in Belgrade - 147 people massacred in Burkina Faso by gunmen who wore army fatigues - Why has the Indian state of Manipur erupted in deadly ethnic violence? Mohammed Saleh gets you an in depth report of the world's biggest warzones of the week in #WorldAtWar

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At least 16 people, mostly policemen, were killed and over 50 were wounded in two powerful explosions that ripped through a Pakistani police station on the 24th of April. Such was the impact of the explosions that it levelled the counter-terrorism department in Kabal town of Swat valley. Pakistani prime minister, Shehbaz Sharif, initially described the blasts as a "suicide attack". But later tweeted that " the nature of the blast is being investigated". No one has claimed responsibility for the attack, though in recent months, the Pakistani Taliban have been responsible for a wave of attacks, specifically targeting the police personnel.

Counter terrorism department in Swat Valley blown apart in twin explosions | World At War

13 suspected gang members were beaten to death and set on fire by a mob in Haiti on the 24th of April. It was the most horrific vigilante violence witnessed in the recent history of Haiti. Later the same day, six more gang members were allegedly killed by police and burnt by residents. Law and order situation has increasingly deteriorated in Port-au-Prince since the assassination of former president, Jovenel Moishe, in July 2021. United Nations Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, this past Monday, termed the security situation in Haiti comparable to countries at war. Mohammed Saleh gets you the details.

Vigilante violence snares lives of 13 gang members

The civil war in Sudan has brought life to a standstill. While the focus of the foreign media has been on diplomats and foreign nationals who got caught in the violence that suddenly exploded in this head-butting contest between the two generals, few have focused their attention on the common people of Sudan. Remember, civil wars, ethnic conflicts and social strife is not new to the people of Sudan. But even then, this is a conflict like no other that has gripped the country in the last few decades. Be it in the ethnic violence of Darfur, or Blue Nile and the Southern Kardofan crisis.

United Nations estimates over 800,000 could flee Sudan if fighting continues | World At War

Four people were killed and 28 wounded in a shooting at a dance studio on 15th of April. The victims, mostly teenagers, were celebrating a birthday party in downtown Dadeville, Alabama. Alabama law enforcement agency remains tight-lipped regarding the shooting...Instead, they implored citizens to come forward in case of any attack-related information. America, time and again, manages to muster enough strength to come out in solidarity and grieve for lives lost. More pertinent, though, is the question: How many more tragedies America is willing to endure before it arrives at the final solution of stricter gun laws? Mohammed Saleh brings you this report.

Sweet sixteen birthday party turns into night of horror | World at War

Jerusalem is on the boil again. The trouble began in the early hours of the 5th of April when Israeli forces stormed inside the Al-Aqsa mosque premises. The worshippers inside the mosque were subjected to flash bangs and stun grenades. Scenes of Israeli soldiers beatings up the Palestinians inside the mosque have drawn widespread condemnation. But a spark of violence ignited in Jerusalem seldom remains confined to this ancient and holy city. And since then Israel has bombed gaza. Hezbollah has fired rockets into Israel from Southern Lebanon. And the spiral of violence in the holy lands is on the cusp of going out of control. This is the third year in a row that violence such as this has been witnessed in the holy lands. Mohammed Saleh gets you the story.

Hezbollah fires over 36 rockets after Israel storms Al-Aqsa mosque | World at War

Hundreds of pro-democracy activists took to the streets of Khartoum on 6th of April. Marching against the army and the paramilitaries, they braved tear gas and water cannon. The day marks a key anniversary in the decades-old struggle against military rule. The head of the Sudanese army pledged his commitment to a plan for a new transition towards elections. A major bone of contention has been the integration of a paramilitary force, which has now twice delayed the signing of a final deal. Mohammed Saleh explores.

Protesters demanding democracy brave tear gas in Sudan | World at War

Four children at a creche were killed by an axe-wielding attacker in Southern Brazil on 5th of April. Five others were injured in the rampage. The 25-year-old attacker, who later turned himself in to the police, is said to have a history of violence and drugs. Brazilian President, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, called the attack a 'monstrosity'. Why is Brazil witnessing a sharp uptick in violent school attacks recently? Mohammed Saleh explores in this report.

Is Brazil like the United States failing to save its children at schools? | World at War

Finland's accession into the NATO military alliance has officially ended 7 decades of relative peace in Europe. The dissolution of Nordic neutrality also means the dissolution of the buffer states. This means that there is no neutral territory that now separates Russia and the NATO military alliance. The arc of confrontation has suddenly doubled overnight. For over seven decades, Europe enjoyed a period of unpecedented peace & prosperity. But it did this after decades of horrific violence that Europe went through in the two world wars. But Europe it appears has not learnt any lessons. Hostile military alliances are the ingredients which spark off total wars. Mohammed Saleh gets you the story as to why with Finland joining the NATO military alliance, Europe will now witness decades of turmoil & strife.

Russia welcomes Finland's NATO membership with nuclear Iskander missiles | World at War

A series of drug-related shootings has plunged Marseille into grief. At least three people were shot dead and a dozen injured in a turf war between rival drug gangs over the past weekend. Terming the spiralling drug-related violence a 'huge task that remains', French Interior minister, Gerald Darmanin, announced that 509 people have been arrested over drug trafficking this year...in addition to the seizure of a ton of cannabis and 48 kilos of cocaine in Marseille. But will this be enough in curtailing the menace of drug wars in the idyllic south of France? Mohammed Saleh brings you this report.

Three killed in a turf war between narco gangs in Marseille, France | World at War

Three people shot dead in Marseille as France cracks down on narco gangs & angry Sudanese protesters paralyse Khartoum as the military again postpones transition to democracy. Mohammed Saleh gets you an indepth report of the world's biggest warzones of the week in World At War.

World at War | Russia welcomes Finland's NATO membership with nuclear Iskander missiles

Three young children and three staff members were killed in Nashville on 27th of March. When a heavily armed former student carried out a meticulously planned attack at a private elementary school. The 28-year-old attacker, who identified as a transgender, was shot dead by police. Even though the motive has not yet been ascertained, the attacker was said to be under doctor's care for 'emotional disorder'. America is, once again, stunned and is left numb by the bloodshed at a school campus. Mohammed Saleh explores the gun-violence epidemic that is tearing America's soul.

United States refuses to give up its obsession for deadly guns | World at War

Australia has taken its first formal step towards holding a referendum to recognize its indigenous people in its Constitution. It is interesting to note that Australia's aboriginal people have not even been mentioned in the 122-year-old Constitution. The referendum will be held between October and December this year. Mohammed Saleh gets you the details of how a first world Constitution has not even provided constitutionally equality to its indigenous people.

When will aboriginal people get equality & dignity in Australia? | World at War

Kenya has been rocked by violent anti-government protests. Opposition leader, Raila Odinga, had called for regular protests every Monday and Thursday, before eventually calling off the anti-government protests. Odinga has repeatedly accused the sitting president, William Ruto, of having stolen last year's election. Mohammed Saleh decodes the violent turmoil that has gripped Kenya.

Kenya descends into political chaos 6 months after election | World at War

This week mark's exactly a year since the Russian forces withdrew from Bucha. Everyone knew this war was going to be bloody. But what no one expected was the scale of the killings. As in any war, it is the common people who pay the ultimate price. Russia & Ukraine are two nations that are joined at the hip. With deep cultural and spiritual shared heritage. But this war has ripped people apart. A faith that has been a common shared heritage of the Russian & Ukrainian people is now under threat because of the deep political differences that have emerged in this war. Mohammed Saleh gets you this report.

Ukraine vows to avenge the victims of Bucha massacre by Russians | World at War

In the last 6 months, China has launched dozens of low earth orbit satellites. It begs an obvious question: what are low earth orbit satellites? & Why is China suddenly sending so many of them into space? The Americans claim, China is using its low earth orbit satellites to spy on United States' military installations. Mohammed Saleh gets you the details of China's plans to build the world's biggest surveillance system.

China's 13,500 satellites to spy on U.S. Military installations | World at War

Why are people in the United States obsessed with buying & owning guns even at the cost of their children's lives? One year since the Bucha massacre in the Ukraine war & Aboriginal people fight for equality & constitutional recognition in Australia.

World at War | China to surpass United States with the world's biggest satellite surveillance system

Israeli settlers go a rampage in Huwara and resort to arson & vandalism of Palestinian homes Taliban kill 2 top ISIS-K commanders in Central Kabul & the M23 rebels capture yet another key town as they march towards Goma. Mohammed Saleh gets you an in depth report of the world's biggest warzones of the week in World At War.

World at War | Why is Ukraine losing Bakhmut to Russia despite using U.S. weapons?

What role have spies played in the Russia-Ukraine war? US claims Al Qaeda has got a new chief who resides in Iran & M 23 rebels capture the key city of Kitshanga in eastern DR Congo Mohammed Saleh gets you an indepth report of the world's biggest warzones of the week in #WorldAtWar

World at War | Battle of the Spy Balloons between United States & China

This week in World at War with Mohammed Saleh: - Russia unveils it's deadly Poseidon torpedoes - Italy's most wanted mafia boss arrested after being on the run for 30 years - Protesters descend on Peru's capital Lima Mohammed Saleh gets you an indepth report of the World's biggest warzones of the week in World At War.

World at War | Will United States & Germany send their M1 Abram & Leopard tanks?

This week in World at War with Mohammed Saleh: - Is Russia's artillery fire down by 75 percent? - Bolsonaro's supporters storm the Brazilian parliament - Tigrayan rebels surrender their arms in Ethiopia. Mohammed Saleh gets you an indepth report of the World's biggest warzones of the week in World At War.

World at War | Why the United States will fight China to defend Taiwan?

Russian air bases attacked by drones in a major escalation ISIS affiliated bomber targets a police station in Indonesia 'Crackpot Neo-Nazis' plan a coup against the German Republic to restore the monarchy Mohammed Saleh gets you an indepth report of the world's biggest warzones of the week in World At War.

World at War | Episode 32: Why is China building 1500 nuclear warheads by 2035?

ISIS in a bitter turf war with the Taliban in Afghanistan How is Russia replenishing its arsenal for the Ukraine war? Honduras declares a state of emergency over rampant kidnappings & extortion. Mohammed Saleh gets you an indepth report of the world's biggest warzones of the week in World At War.

World at War | Episode 31: China wants to dominate two oceans in next 15 years

This week in World at War with Mohammed Saleh: Russia deploys General Winter against Ukraine's General logistics sent by West Violence escalates between Israel & Palestine after twin bombings & deadly gun terror rears its head again in United States Mohammed Saleh gets you an indepth report of the World's biggest warzones of the week in World At War.

World at War | Russia urges restraint as Turkiye bombs Kurdish targets in Iraq & Syria

This week in World at War with Mohammed Saleh: 6 people killed in deadly blast in Istanbul Taliban & Pakistan's border guards clash at the Chaman-Spin Boldak border crossing & 3 students shot dead at the University of Virginia Mohammed Saleh gets you an in-depth report of the World's biggest warzones of the week in World At War.

World at War | Decoding Russia's Wagner group in Ukraine war & United States' Blackwater

This week on World At War with Mohammed Saleh: Ukraine recaptures Kherson after Russia's retreat Rwanda & DRC accuse each other of provocation Massive protests against President Castillo in Peru over corruption allegations Mohammed Saleh gets you an in depth report of the world's biggest warzones of the week in World At War.

World at War |China flaunts its J-20 fighter jets in a menacing message to United States over Taiwan

North Korea fires over 250 artillery shells Ethiopia captures key towns in the Northern Tigray province Mohammed Saleh gets you an in depth report of the world's biggest warzones of the week in World At War

World at War | Episode 25: Russia deploys Iranian Shahed drones against Ukraine

North Korea fires over 250 artillery shells Ethiopia captures key towns in the Northern Tigray province Mohammed Saleh gets you an in depth report of the world's biggest warzones of the week in #WorldAtWar

World at War | Episode 25: Russia deploys Iranian Shahed drones

China spooks U.S. with ground space stations in South America Swat Valley rocked by protests after yet another terror attack & Thailand comes to terms with its biggest mass killing in history

World at War | Episode 24: Russia says no need for massive new strikes on Ukraine

Russia's war in Ukraine threatens a nuclear armageddon Pakistan is the only country in the world to admit to using terror as an instrument of state policy Has Taliban been ousted from Badakshan by NRF? & Burkina Faso has been rocked by yet another coup due to Islamist violence. Mohammed Saleh gets you an indepth report of the world's biggest warzones of the week in World At War

World at War | Episode 23: Russia's war in Ukraine threatens a nuclear armageddon

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