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Former Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif hints at improved relations with neighboring countries while reaffirming Pakistan's nuclear status, expressing confidence in PML (N) leading the next coalition government and emphasizing the party's intention to negotiate with other parties. Sharif declares victory in national elections and underscores the importance of amicable relations with neighboring nations.
The economies of neighboring countries such as Armenia, Georgia, and Kyrgyzstan have experienced significant growth due to the influx of Russian migrants who fled their homeland following the outbreak of the Ukraine war. These migrants, including highly educated professionals, have set up new lives and businesses, boosting the economies of these nations. The GDP growth of the South Caucasus region, including Armenia and Georgia, exceeded predictions, with money transfers from Russia increasing significantly. However, the influx of migrants has also contributed to inflation in some areas.
The ongoing conflict between rival generals in Sudan poses a threat to neighboring African countries, which are already dealing with refugee flows and armed rebels at their borders. The Chadian Prime Minister warns that the fighting will be felt across the region and could lead to instability in a volatile area.
The ongoing conflict in Sudan, which has killed over 450 people and displaced tens of thousands, could have a catastrophic impact on the region due to Sudan's geostrategic importance and its borders with seven neighboring nations, each of which have faced war, violent civil unrest, or political upheaval in recent years. Egypt, South Sudan, Chad, Central African Republic, Libya, Ethiopia, and Eritrea are all watching with trepidation as the fighting threatens to spill over and exacerbate existing conflicts. The sudden influx of Sudanese refugees and returning South Sudanese risks reigniting conflict and competition over scant resources in the young nation. The UN Secretary General has warned that the power struggle in Sudan could cause immense suffering for years and set development back for decades.
The ongoing conflict between Sudan's two most powerful generals and their units has raised concerns among neighboring countries, including South Sudan, Chad, and Egypt. South Sudan relies heavily on Sudan for oil exports, while Chad is already hosting over 500,000 refugees and fears a lasting impact on the Sahel region. Egypt has a long history with Sudan and sees its military government as an ally, but tensions have risen over the dispute over Nile River water. Despite these tensions, neighboring countries have offered to mediate, showing a common interest in Sudan's stability.