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conflictregional-politics2 years ago

Growing Concern for Ethnic Armenians as Nagorno-Karabakh Situation Worsens

The ethnic Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh, a breakaway region, have expressed their desire to leave for Armenia rather than live as part of Azerbaijan due to fears of ethnic cleansing. An adviser to the region's leader stated that nearly all of the 120,000 Karabakh Armenians prefer to leave their historic lands, although the timing of their relocation remains uncertain. The situation has raised concerns about the fate of these individuals and the responsibility of those involved in their displacement.

conflictregional-politics2 years ago

Violent Clashes and Curfew Imposed in Iraq's Kirkuk Following Deadly Protests

A curfew has been imposed in the city of Kirkuk, Iraq, following deadly clashes between Kurdish and Arab residents during rival protests. The protests were sparked by the handover of local security headquarters to the Kurdish party. At least one civilian was killed and eight people were injured. Kirkuk has long been disputed between the federal government in Baghdad and the autonomous Kurdish region. Prime Minister Mohamed Shia al-Sudani ordered extensive security operations and called on all parties to prevent further strife and maintain security and stability in the region.

conflictregional-politics2 years ago

Understanding the Unrest: Decoding Manipur's Violent Turmoil

The small Indian state of Manipur is experiencing a state of civil war as the majority Meitei and minority Kuki groups clash over land and influence. The violence, which began in May, has resulted in at least 130 deaths, 400 injuries, and the displacement of over 60,000 people. Tensions escalated when Kukis protested against Meitei demands for official tribal status, leading to clashes and destruction of villages. The conflict is rooted in ethnicity rather than religion, and both sides have engaged in violence against women. The Indian government has deployed troops to the region, but the violence continues to spread.