Hundreds Killed at Hoyyar Siri in 2024 Amid Military Indifference; Survivors Denied Return Human Rights Watch Omar Ahmod risked his safety to return to Hoyyar Siri a few months after
By InDepth Reports Artificial intelligence is increasingly shaping the way wars are fought, reported, and understood. From identifying military targets and analyzing satellite imagery to generating intelligence assessments and monitoring
Include Them in Conflict Emergency Response (Beirut) – Bahraini authorities have excluded migrant workers from an emergency wage support program during the Iran conflict, Human Rights Watch said today. Migrant workers, three-quarters of the
Kuwait has come under aerial attack, while the US has been hitting military sites in Iran. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard says it has hit a US base in response. Follow
Beijing — Chinese leader Xi Jinping hailed ties with Russia as a force of “calm amid chaos” during a meeting with Vladimir Putin in Beijing on Wednesday, days after Xi hosted President
The increasing regional and international involvement in the Sudanese conflict reflects how the war has shifted from an internal confrontation into a wider geopolitical struggle shaped by competing external interests.
Policymakers, Donors Should Rebuild Support for Rights Movement, People at Risk (Washington, DC) – The United States government’s abrupt cuts to nearly all US foreign aid in 2025 harmed the global human
Powerful lobbyists and inertia led to Russia’s coal-mining sector missing an excellent opportunity to solve its structural problems. Data from the first quarter of 2026 show that the Russian economy
By In Depth Reports As Moscow prepared to commemorate the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi Germany with its annual Victory Day military parade on Red Square, the war in Ukraine
The development of uninhabited maritime systems in Australia has been accelerated by simplified access to defence programmes and closer collaboration between the military and industry, but this new approach is