F.a.z. Podcast for Germany: After Khamenei's Death: 'Horrorscenario of an Iranian Civil War'
The podcast discusses the implications of Supreme Leader Khamenei's death and the restructuring of the Iranian regime.
Postimees: Iranians Threatened by Civil War, US Losing Position in the Middle East
Experts warn that merely relying on airstrikes may not be sufficient to overturn Iran's regime, suggesting a potential for civil war and instability that could affect Europe through waves of migration.
South Sudan: UN warns of violence, NGO MSF has lost contact with 26 employees
Médecins sans frontières (MSF) reports losing contact with 26 employees in South Sudan amid rising violence and warnings from the UN about a possible return to widespread civil war.
War in Iran: Airlines Call for No Attacks on Civil Aviation
Airlines are urging combatants in the Middle East to avoid targeting civil aviation and its infrastructure amidst rising tensions in the region.
Sudan: Sudan Civilian Convergence Tracks Present 'Initial Vision for Unified Path to End the War and Build Peace'
A group of Sudanese civil society organizations has proposed an initial vision for a unified approach to end the ongoing conflict and establish peace in Sudan.
Michael Winiarski: Risk of Chaos and Civil War
The article discusses the risks of chaos and civil war in Iran following the U.S. and Israeli strikes against its leadership, emphasizing the lack of a post-conflict plan from Donald Trump.
South Sudan: Forgotten Conflict in South Sudan At 'A Dangerous Point', Türk Warns
The UN human rights chief warns that escalating violence and political instability in South Sudan could lead to a resurgence of civil war unless urgent action is taken to uphold the 2018 peace agreement.
UN urges action to prevent full civil war in South Sudan
The UN has called for immediate measures to prevent a resurgence of civil war in South Sudan amid escalating violence and human rights abuses.
More than 100 charity workers killed in Sudan since start of civil war
Over 100 charity kitchen workers have been killed in Sudan since the onset of civil war, highlighting the severe humanitarian crisis in the region.
The Girl and the Monster: The Bombastic End of a Dictatorship Can Prolong Terror, Not End It
The article discusses how the fall of Saddam Hussein led to prolonged terror rather than closure in Iraq, comparing it to various historical instances of survival amidst dire circumstances.
Eide and several other foreign ministers: UN report on Sudan is a call to action
Norwegian and several other foreign ministers respond to a UN report on Sudan, urging immediate action to prevent atrocities in the conflict-ridden nation.
UN: Twice as many civilians killed in Sudan in 2025
The number of civilian casualties in Sudan more than doubled in 2025, according to a UN report on the country's civil war.
Liberia: Senator Konneh Warns Unresolved War Crimes Threaten Liberia's Fragile Peace
Senator Amara Konneh warns that Liberia's fragile peace is at risk due to unresolved war and economic crimes from past civil conflicts.
Terror Everywhere: A War Zone in Mexico After the El Mencho Elimination – Civil War in the Cartels
Mexico faces increased violence following the death of drug lord El Mencho, as rival cartels clash for control.
Operation Cibeles, a restoration for history: "It is going to be unrecognizable"
The Cibeles Fountain in Madrid, a symbol of the Spanish Civil War, is undergoing a significant restoration after a turbulent history filled with destruction and renovation.
Sources: Myanmar junta airstrike killed at least 17 people
A recent airstrike by Myanmar's military junta in Rakhine State resulted in the deaths of at least 17 civilians, highlighting the ongoing civil conflict in the region.
Marcel Gauchet and Pierre Manent: "Is France Heading Towards a Civil War?"
Philosophers Marcel Gauchet and Pierre Manent discuss the implications of rising political violence in France, emphasizing the impact of criminalizing conservative ideas and the resulting societal polarization.
At least 17 people killed in airstrike by junta in Myanmar
An airstrike by the junta in Myanmar killed at least 17 people, including three children, amid ongoing civil conflict in the country.
Myanmar military airstrike kills at least 17 – Local sources
A military airstrike in Myanmar's Rakhine state resulted in the deaths of at least 17 civilians, according to local sources amidst ongoing civil conflict.
Citizens of Gwangju and Jeonnam: To Complete the Overcoming of the Civil War, We Must Enshrine the Spirit of May 18 in the Constitution
Citizens in Gwangju and Jeonnam gathered at the National Assembly to advocate for the inclusion of the May 18 democratic movement ethos in the constitutional preamble to ensure a nation free from civil strife.
Nisrin Elamin, Sudanese Researcher: "Hunger is always caused by humans, and Sudan is a paradigmatic case"
Nisrin Elamin, a Sudanese anthropologist, argues that human-driven factors such as war and capitalist extraction have led to the severe food crisis in Sudan, highlighting the connection between agricultural restructuring and the current civil conflict.
'Rahul Gandhi wants to incite civil war in the country', said Giriraj Singh
Union Minister Giriraj Singh claims that Rahul Gandhi lacks a copy of the US deal and it has not yet been finalized, alleging that he is trying to incite civil war in India.
28 killed in attack in Sudan
At least 28 people have been killed and over 39 injured in an attack by the Rapid Support Forces in Northern Darfur, Sudan.
Menelaos Charalampidis: Kaisariani, the Minor Asiatics, and the History That Still Concerns Us
Menelaos Charalampidis explores historical sites in Athens related to the Occupation and the Civil War, emphasizing the personal connections to this significant period of Greek history.
Pictures.. Heavy rain floods the tents of displaced people in Gaza
Heavy rains have flooded the tents of displaced people in Gaza, exacerbating the already dire living conditions caused by war and Israeli siege.
Chad shuts border with war-torn neighbor
Chad has closed its eastern border with Sudan due to security concerns arising from ongoing conflicts in Sudan that have spilled over into Chad.
13 Foreign Fighters in Revolutionary Catalonia
A new book sheds light on the contributions of thirteen foreign women who fought in Revolutionary Catalonia during the Spanish Civil War.
LIVE: Extraordinary Saeima session for the support of Ukraine and in memory of those fallen in the war
The Latvian Saeima is holding an extraordinary session to express support for Ukraine and honor those who have fallen in the war, featuring speeches from key officials and inviting foreign diplomats and civil society representatives.
The Silence of Russian Friends and the War in Ukraine
The article discusses the ongoing war in Ukraine, reflecting on the apathy observed among Russians and highlighting the resilience of Ukrainian society amidst the conflict.
Tom Hanks will play Abraham Lincoln in a film adaptation
Tom Hanks is set to portray Abraham Lincoln in the film adaptation of George Saunders' novel, 'Lincoln in the Bardo', which combines live-action and stop-motion animation.
The German bomb that fell in a village in Toledo during the Civil War and was found by a neighbor in his backyard
A neighbor in Val de Santo Domingo, Toledo, discovered a German bomb in his yard while planting a tree, prompting the Guardia Civil to safely detonate the explosive.
On one side, Al Mencho is dead; on the other, civil war in Mexico... 14 states sitting on a pile of explosives
Mexico is experiencing a civil war following the death of the notorious drug lord Al Mencho, leading to heightened violence in 14 states.
Chad closes the border to war-torn Sudan
The Chadian government has announced the closure of its border with Sudan due to clashes between Chadian soldiers and armed groups involved in Sudan's civil war.
The USA plans to reopen its embassy in Syria after a 14-year hiatus
The USA is considering reopening its embassy in Syria, which has been closed since 2012 due to the civil war, as part of a phased approach by the State Department.
Democratic Party: 'We must complete the end of civil war in local elections... ousting the 'Yoon Kids' from 8 metropolitan districts'
The Democratic Party of Korea announced plans to use the upcoming local elections as an opportunity to expel mayors elected during Yoon Suk-yeol's administration, seeing it as a chance to end the ongoing political strife in the country.
How long will the war with Ukraine last? Almost everyone in Russia thinks the same
The article analyzes the misconceptions surrounding the comparison of the current Russian-Ukrainian conflict to the American Civil War, highlighting the flaws in such analogies.
David Uclés, a Book and Hate
Spanish author David Uclés expresses happiness after winning the Nadal Prize, despite the hate he received on social media regarding his novel about the Spanish Civil War.
The MNAC confronts the republican and franquist narratives of art protection during the Civil War
The MNAC's new exhibition examines the contrasting narratives of art protection during the Spanish Civil War, showcasing 135 unclaimed pieces that highlight the complexities of historical memory.
The youngest nation breaks: Is a new civil war on the horizon?
The security situation in South Sudan has deteriorated significantly, raising fears of a new civil war amid renewed fighting in several states.
Civil War: Commission: Violence in Sudan Indicates Genocide
An international commission suggests that the violence perpetrated by the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan indicates potential genocide based on systematic targeting of non-Arab populations.
Civil-Military Crisis Cooperation: In the Event of War, Hospitals Would Be Full After Two Days
Germany faces a significant challenge in military medical readiness, with only 1,800 beds available in military hospitals as noted by the highest-ranking medical officer, Ralf Hoffmann.
Libya replaces Russian fuel supplies with those from Western traders
Libya is shifting its fuel supply sources from Russia to Western traders amid efforts to restructure its oil sector post-civil war.
This Day in History: The Battle for the Title of the Last Roman Emperor
The article discusses the political turmoil and civil war following the assassination of Roman Emperor Pertinax and the subsequent struggle for power among several provincial governors in 193 AD.
Gordan Malić Deconstructed the Peacemaker: The Same Theses Were Presented by Milošević's Propaganda
Journalist Gordan Malić critiques the documentary film 'Peacemaker', arguing it presents the Homeland War as a civil conflict and includes testimonies of witnesses who admitted to lying in court.
Civil Protection: What We Can Learn from Ukrainians
Ukrainian officials are set to train German police and civil protection personnel in resilience amid the ongoing conflict with Russia.
Civil Protection: What We Can Learn from the Ukrainians
Ukrainians are set to train German police and civil protection officials in resilience as Europe grapples with differing perceptions of war and preparation.
Generals put a complete brake on the civil crisis and national defense law proposal
The Estonian Parliament has encountered a stalemate over a long-prepared civil crisis and national defense law proposal due to objections raised by four defense-background MPs.
Malik Aqar: The Conflict in Sudan is Not a Civil War but a Confrontation with Invaders
Malik Aqar, Deputy Chairman of Sudan's Sovereign Council, asserts that the current conflict in Sudan is not a civil war but a struggle against external mercenaries and invaders.
'Explosion of human remains': The damage of Syria's death squads
New mass graves of torture victims are being discovered weekly in Syria, highlighting the grim legacy of the country's civil war and the fate of over 200,000 missing individuals.
Ethiopia Revokes Reuters Journalists' Accreditation Following Investigative Report
Ethiopia's government has revoked the accreditation of three Reuters journalists after the agency published an investigative report on Ethiopia's involvement in training forces for the Sudanese civil war.