36,500 Dead in 48 Hours: A Scale of Violence Without Precedent

Reports indicate that more than 36,500 people were killed in just 48 hours during Iran’s national uprising, marking an unprecedented level of violence in the history of repression under the Islamic Republic. This equates to 18,250 deaths per day—one life lost every five seconds. The scale of the killings far surpasses casualty rates seen in [...]

US-Mauritania Security Cooperation

Mauritania has strengthened its security capacity through the receipt of military equipment from the United States. This support is part of broader efforts to stabilize the Sahel region, which continues to face extremist threats.The new equipment is expected to enhance border security and counterterrorism operations. Mauritania has been viewed as a relatively stable partner in [...]

Drug Crisis Exposes Bangladesh’s Youth to High Risk

A nationwide study in Bangladesh reveals a serious substance abuse crisis, with early exposure among adolescents and high vulnerability among youth. About one-third of users began taking drugs between ages 8–17, while most others started between 18–25. Unemployment, peer pressure, mental stress, family instability, and easy drug availability (reported by nearly 90%) are major risk [...]

MILAN 2026

India will host MILAN 2026, a major multinational naval exercise, from February 15–25. The event brought together several countries to strengthen maritime cooperation. It emphasized a rules-based global maritime order and regional security. The exercise aligns with India’s broader vision for cooperative security in the Indo-Pacific. It [...]

World Bank Warns of Rising Pressures on Cambodia’s Economy

Cambodia’s economy is under significant pressure from a property sector downturn, returning migrant workers, and rising global trade barriers, according to the World Bank’s December 2025 update. GDP growth is expected to slow from 4.8% in 2025 to 4.3% in 2026 as domestic demand weakens, while banking sector risks rise and household incomes fall [...]

Election Date Announced After Coup

Guinea-Bissau’s transitional leadership announced that national elections would be held on December 6, 2026. This declaration followed the military coup that halted the previous electoral process. Authorities claimed that conditions would allow for free and fair elections. The announcement was meant to reassure both citizens and international observers. However, doubts remain about whether the [...]

Egypt and Djibouti Forge Partnership on New Container Terminal Project

DJIBOUTI: Egypt and Djibouti have agreed to cooperate on the development of a new container terminal, strengthening trade links across the Red Sea corridor. The partnership aims to enhance port capacity and improve logistics efficiency for regional and international shipping. Officials say the project will support economic growth and position Djibouti as a key maritime [...]

IMF Sees Indonesia on Steady Path with 5.1% Growth Forecast

INDONESIA: The International Monetary Fund has projected Indonesia’s economy to grow by 5.1% this year, reflecting solid domestic demand and stable macroeconomic management. Consumer spending and public investment continue to anchor growth despite global economic uncertainty. Indonesia’s diversified economy has helped cushion external shocks and support job creation. The forecast also points to confidence in [...]

Eight Nations, Including Türkiye, Join New ‘Board of Peace’ for Gaza

GAZA: Eight countries, among them Türkiye, have announced their participation in a newly formed “Board of Peace” focused on the Gaza crisis. The initiative aims to support dialogue, humanitarian access, and long-term stability in the region. Participating nations say the board will encourage coordinated diplomatic efforts rather than isolated responses. The move reflects growing international [...]

Family Ties Shape the Contest in Nepal’s Parliamentary Election Race

NEPAL: Family connections are playing a visible role in Nepal’s parliamentary elections, with several candidates linked to established political dynasties. These ties often bring name recognition and access to party networks, giving some contenders an edge. Supporters argue that experience runs in families, while critics worry this limits opportunities for fresh leadership. The trend has [...]

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