Congo Bleeding for Cobalt: A Genocide in the Making
The Democratic Republic of Congo is currently witnessing one of its worst phases of violence and displacement in history, with approximately 6 million citizens internally displaced.
The quest for cobalt and extremist militias waging war in eastern provinces of Congo are causing a silent genocide of the Congolese.
Collaborative efforts should prioritize civilian safety, stability promotion, and the development of long-term solutions to end the cycle of violence that has afflicted the region for far too long.
China’s Maritime Strategy: Unleashing Artificial Intelligence in the South China Sea
China strategically deploys artificial intelligence (AI) in the South China Sea, enhancing maritime control through deep-sea operations, maritime drones, and decision-making processes. This multifaceted approach, aimed at gaining a technological edge and expanding influence, raises significant geopolitical and security concerns, and poses challenges to international law. The strategic use of AI by China in this critical region has implications for global stability and demands careful monitoring and international cooperation.
The Israeli Attacks in Gaza: Assessing the Humanitarian Implications
The ongoing Israel-Gaza War has plunged the people of Gaza into widespread devastation. Israel’s relentless bombings have resulted in a humanitarian crisis, with thousands of Palestinians killed and injured. Half of Gaza’s population comprises children, who are now bearing the brunt of the conflict.
Gaza no longer has any safe spaces, and even its hospitals are not immune to Israeli attacks. With no access to food, water, electricity, and shelter, the future of Gaza seems bleak if the current situation persists.
The Hierarchy of Courts in Pakistan
The judicial system in Pakistan is a multi-tiered structure encompassing a diverse range of courts, each designated to handle specific legal matters and issues. At the pinnacle of this structure is the Supreme Court of Pakistan, the highest judicial body in the state. This hierarchical system extends to various other courts including high courts, the Federal Shariah court, civil courts, criminal courts, and specialized tribunals, each vested with distinct jurisdictions and functions.