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The War in Sudan: A Tool of Global Plunder
While the ongoing war in Sudan is presented in the media as a civil war, recent revelations, including by the Financial Times, El País, and BBC, show that it is a section of the ‘global murder value chain,’ where resource-rich countries are subjected to chaos and plunder by the West’s affiliated mercenaries.
The Durand Line Is Becoming a Front Line Again. The Attack That Restarts the Cycle
On July 24, 2026, an armed group attacked a joint army-police checkpoint in Tank District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan.
The Mediterranean's New Front: Libya and Europe's Expanding Security Challenge
For three years, the war in Ukraine has been viewed almost exclusively as an Eastern European and Black Sea conflict. However, recent reports of an expanded Ukrainian military presence in western Libya suggest the conflict’s strategic geography is broadening. This shift directly impacts Europe’s energy security, maritime commerce, migration management, and the integrity of NATO’s southern flank.
