Sudanese Refugees Face an Uncertain Future in Cairo Amid Ongoing Conflict CAIRO, Egypt—From the top floor of an apartment building overlooking Cairo’s lively Faisal district, Hassan, a 24-year-old Sudanese refugee, raised his phone to reveal a haunting photograph: scars marred his friend’s back. This image was a stark reminder of the ordeal both had endured just weeks earlier, when mid-October forced Hassan to flee his home in Omdurman, Sudan. Hassan’s journey began when the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) detained him and his friend. The reason? They lived near a site where three RSF soldiers had been killed. Over two…
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New Delhi: As Rahul Gandhi celebrated his 54th birthday today, his sister, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, marked the occasion with a touching message on social media. She lauded him as her "friend, argumentative guide, philosopher, and leader." Rahul Gandhi, a former President of the Indian National Congress and currently a Member of Parliament, representing Rae Bareli in Uttar Pradesh, has requested his party members to eschew grand celebrations. Instead, he has urged them to mark the day through acts of humanitarianism and charity, reflecting his commitment to social causes. Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, who serves as the General Secretary of the Congress…
Ukraine’s Resolve and Russia’s Defensive Measures for the Kerch Bridge Ukraine has emphatically expressed its intent to destroy the strategic Kerch Bridge, a vital link between Russia and the occupied Crimean peninsula. This determination stems from the bridge’s significant role in sustaining Russia’s military and economic activities in Crimea. The Kerch Bridge, a prized accomplishment of Russian President Vladimir Putin, stands as a tangible symbol of the Kremlin’s enduring ambition to maintain its hold on Crimea. In an effort to protect this strategic asset, Russia has deployed a series of defensive measures, including the placement of multiple barges and floating…
Russian Resilience in the Face of Western Sanctions: A Comprehensive Analysis Background and Intensification of Sanctions Since the annexation of Crimea in 2014, Western nations have imposed a series of comprehensive sanctions against Russia, targeting critical sectors such as finance, energy, and defense. These measures were drastically escalated following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. The United States and the European Union (EU), in particular, have spearheaded these efforts, aiming to undermine Russia’s economic stability and its capacity to sustain military operations. Statistics bear out the severity of these sanctions. As reported by CNBC, the US has sanctioned…
The New York Times has shed light on burgeoning concerns among Ukrainian journalists and media watchdogs about an unsettling decline in press freedom under President Volodymyr Zelensky’s administration. These media professionals warn that government interference and attempts to suppress reporting in the country are increasingly encroaching on the long-established norms that are crucial to maintaining an open democratic society. In an examination published Tuesday, these journalists argued that the Zelensky administration’s pressures and restrictions go beyond what is necessary to protect national security. The measures enacted are considered disproportionate given the volatile political climate and the ongoing conflict with Russia.…
Moscow officials have indicated that they are awaiting a response from the United States regarding proposed prisoner swaps, particularly in light of the upcoming trial of American journalist Evan Gershkovich on espionage charges in Russia. While Russian President Vladimir Putin mentioned in February that discussions were ongoing for a potential exchange involving Gershkovich, specifics of the negotiations have not been disclosed by the Kremlin. Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov emphasized in an interview with the state-run TASS news agency that the onus is on the United States to address the proposals put forth by Russia. Ryabkov acknowledged that the American…
A Senator has advocated for the inclusion of Pakistan in BRICS, indicating Islamabad’s inclination towards aligning with the evolving global dynamics. Published on June 19, 2024, by Rizwan Shehzad Senator Mushahid Hussain has made history as the first Pakistani to deliver a speech at the International BRICS Forum, conducted in Vladivostok and facilitated by Russia’s United Russia Party. As the Co-Chairman of the International Conference of Asian Political Parties (ICAPP) and the leader of two Pakistani think tanks, Hussain proposed Pakistan’s entry into BRICS, referencing its aspiration to be a part of the emergent global order. Launched in 2006, BRICS…
Article Title: Reports Suggest Malaysia Appeals to China for Backing in BRICS Membership Bid Article Content: According to recent reports, Malaysia has reached out to China, seeking its support for the Southeast Asian nation’s bid to join the BRICS nations, a prominent association of five major emerging national economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. Citing an anonymous official, the reports suggest that Malaysia is keen on strengthening its international standing and enhancing its strategic engagement through BRICS membership. The same source added that Malaysia is expected to make a formal request to join the association within this year.…
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The Johannesburg Stock Exchange’s blue-chip Top-40 index exhibited a sign of strength, closing approximately 0.7% higher. Meanwhile, South Africa’s benchmark 2030 government bond remained stable at 10.125%. In the realm of global markets, Asian stocks mirrored the upward trajectory of Wall Street on Tuesday. This trend unfolded as investors anticipated remarks from a slew of Federal Reserve officials scheduled to address the public later in the day. Additionally, the Australian dollar maintained its position, showing minimal movement following the central bank’s policy decision, which lacked any significant surprises. This development harkens back to historical instances where market movements were closely…