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The Myanmar Junta is facing the sternest challenge to its authority since grabbing power in a 2021 coup. An alliance of three Myanmar ethnic minority groups, the Ta'ang National Liberation Army, the Arakan Army and the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army or MNDAA, known as the Brotherhood alliance, has waged a coordinated offensive since the 27th of October last year, thereby unnerving the military. The offensive, dubbed by rebels as Operation 1027, signifying the date on which it began, has made inroads into the Junta-controlled areas in the northern Shan state, Kayah state in the east and Rakhine state in the west. This past week, in the latest blow to the military, an ethnic armed group, the Arakan army, captured a military command and took hundreds of Junta personnel prisoner in the Western Rakhine state. Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

Myanmar: Hundreds of junta personnel paraded as prisoners

Has the world turned its back on Sudan? The Sudan conflict, between the Sudanese armed forces and its former ally, the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, erupted on the 15th of April last year. According to a recent Human Rights Watch report, tens of thousands have been killed, including up to 15,000 in the West Darfur town of El Geneina. In addition to this, about 8.5 million have been uprooted from their homes.

Has Sudan war become the forgotten war?

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Israel's ground invasion into Rafah sparks an exodus of 300,000 Palestinians

For close to three weeks, some of the topmost Universities in the United States have been gripped by protests & clashes on campus. The anti-war students have been protesting against the Israel's war in Gaza, calling for an immediate ceasefire. A key demand of students is that their institutions financially divest from Israel and companies profiting from the war. The campus protests have now spread to nearly 140 colleges in at least 45 states and at least six other countries, including France, Australia, U.K. & Canada. More than 2,000 have been arrested nationwide in the past fortnight in the brutal police crackdown at several campuses. Columbia, the epicentre of these protests, cancelled its main graduation ceremony on the 6th of May. A country that prides itself on freedom of expression is increasingly resembling an authoritarian nation. Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

Columbia, epicentre of protests, cancels its main grad ceremony

The Southern Caucasus nation of Georgia has been rocked by anti-government protests since 9th of April. The protests erupted after the ruling Georgian Dream party announced plans to reintroduce a legislation, which critics say mirrors the authoritarian law Kremlin uses to crush dissent. The Georgian government has rejected the comparison to the Russian legislation, insisting that the law would boost financial transparency of NGOs funded by western institutions. Crucially, on Mayday, the Georgian parliament voted to approve the second reading of the controversial bill. A third and final vote in the parliament, expected on 17th of May, is now needed for the bill to become law. Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

Georgia: Brutal crackdown, arrests fail to deter protesters

The Caucasus arch-foes, Armenia and Azerbaijan, have been locked in bloody conflict ever since the break up of the Soviet Union more than three decades ago. They have fought two wars, in the 1990s and in 2020, over the mountainous territory of Nagorno-Karabakh, which Baku recaptured in a lightning offensive last September. Peace has remained elusive though and fears of a renewed conflict is always lurking around the corner. After Armenian foreign ministry announced, on the 19th of April, agreements between Yerevan and Baku on border delimitation, residents of several villages in Armenia have been protesting the transfer of four abandoned border villages to Azerbaijan. Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

Protests in Armenia following border delimitation

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From coast to coast, the Universities in the United States are increasingly resembling a battleground. Students have been protesting against the Israel's war in Gaza and expressing solidarity with the Palestinians. A movement that began on the 17th of April with only 70 students at Columbia University in the New York city has gone from strength to strength despite threats of suspension and arrest. More than a dozen Universities & Institutes have joined the spreading protests, with Columbia University remaining the epicenter of this student protest movement. Large-scale arrests have been carried out by the police in Universities across the country. Chemical irritants and tasers have been employed to disperse students. But the students have remained steadfast in their demand that their institutions divest from companies that are enabling the brutal war in Gaza. Though this isn't the first time that University students in the U.S. have staged protests on campus, the crackdown on the student encampments have been particularly harsh this time. Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

Hundreds of arrests fail to deter protesting student

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The Caribbean nation of Haiti has been held hostage by armed gangs for over three weeks now. Taking advantage of prime minister Ariel Henry's absence late last month, multiple armed groups launched coordinated attacks on key facilities including police stations, police academies & the international airport. Under mounting international pressure and stranded in Puerto Rico, the Prime Minister Ariel Henry pledged to step down once a transition council and an interim prime minister is appointed.

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The game of thrones in the strategically located and agriculturally rich Sudan between the Sudanese army and its former ally, the Rapid Support Forces or the RSF paramilitary group has killed 14,000 people across the country or possibly many more. For close to a year, the army and the paramilitary have battled over Khartoum and the nearby cities. In a symbolic victory, on the 12th of March, the Sudanese army claimed to have recaptured the headquarters of the state broadcaster in Omdurman.

Sudan conflict could trigger world's largest hunger crisis

After the October 7th attack on Israel by Hamas in which some 1,200 Israelis were killed, the Israeli military's assault on Gaza has displaced nearly its entire 2.3 million population, flattened most of the enclaves, killed close to 32,000 Gazans, most of them women & children and precipitated a starvation crisis.

A quarter of Gaza's population on the brink of famine

The Caribbean nation of Haiti is in the grip of its most acute humanitarian crisis since the devastating earthquake in 2010, which took lives of hundreds of thousands. Politically as well, it isn't faring much better. Elections have not been held since 2016 and the presidency remains vacant. Security situation here has plummeted since the assassination of former president, Jovenel Moise, in July 2021 and is today comparable to countries at war. Gangs have launched coordinated attacks on key facilities over the past couple of weeks, ultimately forcing the country's prime minister, Ariel Henry, to pledge that he would step down. Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

Haitian PM to step down following gang violence

Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis are proving to be a thorn in the flesh for the U.S. & its ally Israel. Since November last year, they have targeted Israeli-owned, flagged or operated ships or ships heading to the Israeli ports. Raising stakes in the ongoing Red sea crisis, the Houthis, on the 14th of March, claimed to have a new, hypersonic missile in their arsenal, according to the Russian state media. No evidence was however provided for the claim though the Houthis, in the recent past, have spoken of introducing military surprises in their Red Sea operations. How substantial is the claim and what possible implications it could have on the ongoing conflict in the Red Sea and beyond? Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

Houthis set to introduce military surprises in the Red Sea?

The Republic of Sudan, Africa's third largest country by size, has been ravaged by war for the past eleven months. The conflict between the Sudanese armed forces and the paramilitary Rapid support forces or the RSF erupted on the 15th of April. The RSF, helmed by Mohamed Hamadan Dagalo and the army, led by Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, had shared power with civilians after the 2019 overthrow of former strongman Omar Al-Bashir. And in 2021, the army and the RSF joined hands together to stage a coup. But relations soured between the army and the RSF over the planned integration of the paramilitary RSF into the regular army, an internationally backed political transition plan. Since the fighting began in mid-April, it has displaced more than 8 million people, left the capital Khartoum in ruins, precipitated a humanitarian crisis and triggered ethnically driven killings in Darfur. Now, in the most significant advance against its paramilitary rival RSF, the Sudanese army, on the 12th of March, claimed to have recaptured the headquarters of the state broadcaster in Omdurman. The RSF had held the headquarters since just after the fighting erupted in mid-April. Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

8 million Sudanese internally displaced since last April

The Caribbean nation of Haiti has been in turmoil for years. The assassination of former President Jovenel Moise in July 2021 further plunged the country into chaos and disarray. Elections have not taken place since 2016 and the presidency remains vacant. Armed gangs, in control of vast swathes of Haiti, launched a coordinated attack in a bid to oust prime minister Ariel Henry, who was in Kenya at the time. He has since struggled to return home. On the 11th of March, the unelected prime minister pledged to step down once a transition council and temporary replacement has been appointed. As unrest spreads, a notorious gang leader, Jimmy Cherizier AKA Barbecue, has warned that the present chaos engulfing the capital, Port-Au-Prince, will lead to possible genocide and civil war unless the prime minister steps down. A state of emergency was declared by the government and night time curfew imposed. Is Haiti on the verge of being taken over by the criminal gangs? Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

State of emergency declared & night curfew imposed in Haiti

Kidnap gangs, infamously known as bandits, have plagued much of Nigeria recently, especially in its north-west. In the latest incident, at least 287 school students were abducted in the north-western town of Kuriga on the 7th of March. The Kidnappers issued a warning, threatening to kill the nearly 300 abducted students if a ransom of $622,000 is not paid. The government talked tough saying that it won't pay a dime. Alarmingly, the incident marked the second mass abduction in the West African nation within a week. Earlier, on the 4th of March, suspected Boko Haram insurgents had kidnapped more than a 100 people, mostly women, in the remote Gamboru area of North-eastern Nigeria while they were collecting firewood. The twin kidnappings, though reportedly unrelated, are especially concerning given the reduction in the mass abductions over the past year.

Nigeria: Kidnappers demand ransom, govt refuses to pay

Chinese and Philippine coast guard vessels collided in the disputed South China sea on the 5th of March. At least four Filipino crew members were injured in this latest high seas confrontation which occurred in waters around Second Thomas shoal in the Spratly islands, where both the nations have competing territorial claims.

Beijing & Manila accuse each other of provocation

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We are living in the age of robots. Robots may not be around to just serve us ... and make our lives better. But with advancements in AI powered robotic dogs ... the questions of human life and death could soon depend on the split second decisions made by AI. In the latest ... Chinese scientists have developed robotic dogs ... that can shoot like a pro. Up until now, the legion of robotic dogs being produced by China were used as novelty electronic pets or for doing mundane tasks. But these robotic dogs ... now being developed in China ... can change the future of warfare. These robotic dogs have been tested to fire a machine gun with the accuracy of a skilled shooter. And guess what ... these dogs have already proven themselves to be better shooters ... than the best human soldiers on the battlefield. Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

Chinese robotic dogs shoot like a pro

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