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Sudan Famine Crisis
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International

Unpacking Famine in Sudan: War, Displacement, and the Humanitarian Crisis

In early August, famine was confirmed in Zamzam, a camp in Sudan's North Darfur region that houses half a million displaced people. Understanding this crisis requires examining how conflict exacerbates humanitarian disasters and the international community's response.

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Middle East Desert Landscape
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International

Replacing Bashar with HTS: A False Sense of Safety for Israel

As Syria's political landscape shifts with HTS gaining power, Israel faces new security challenges that may prove more complex than the Assad regime. While Syria's situation highlights Iran's eroding foothold, the unpredictable nature of HTS-led governance presents new concerns.

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Fiber Optic Cable Infrastructure
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Security

Current Landscape and Challenges With Undersea Cable Infrastructure

Protecting the global network of undersea cables is vital to U.S. national security and global stability. Every day, $10 trillion in financial transactions and 99% of internet traffic flows through these critical connections. New policy frameworks aim to safeguard this infrastructure from emerging threats.

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