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Warsaw's skyline across the Vistula river (file photo). The NATO Innovation Fund is opening a presence in Warsaw. This photo does not depict any event reported in this article.
AnalysisEurope

NATO's €1 billion Innovation Fund is expanding into Poland and hunting for direct investments in counter-drone systems and space-based surveillance, its president told Reuters on Tuesday, in the clearest sign yet that lessons from Ukraine's war are resetting the alliance's technology priorities. The fund, backed by 24 NATO nations, will open a presence in Warsaw and look beyond traditional defence contractors.

By War Info Hub Research Desk · October 13, 2026 · 5 min read

Gaza City (archive photo, 2011). This photo does not depict the reported events.
AnalysisMiddle East

Twelve months after the October 10, 2025 ceasefire, more than 100 humanitarian organizations say the truce exists 'in name only': Israeli strikes have continued, Israeli control has expanded to around two-thirds of Gaza, and the disarmament and reconstruction phases of Trump's 20-point plan have stalled.

By War Info Hub Research Desk · October 10, 2026 · 5 min read

Yemen and the Red Sea coast photographed from the International Space Station (archive photo). This photo does not depict the reported events.
AnalysisMiddle East

Saudi Arabia has ruled out any ceasefire with the Houthis until the Yemeni government retakes territory lost in recent weeks, AFP reports. Riyadh's return to full-scale war follows a chain of miscalculations — a shattered alliance with the UAE, a Houthi offensive nobody was ready for, and an American ally that declined to intervene.

By War Info Hub Research Desk · October 10, 2026 · 6 min read

Gaza City, January 2011. File photo — it does not depict current conditions in Gaza.
AnalysisMiddle East

A year after the October 2025 Gaza ceasefire, Israel occupies around two-thirds of the enclave, Hamas has not disarmed, the international stabilization force has yet to deploy, and reconstruction has not begun — a Reuters one-year assessment of where the 20-point plan stands.

By War Info Hub Research Desk · October 6, 2026 · 6 min read

Khartoum, Sudan, photographed from the International Space Station at night. Archive photo — it does not depict the fighting described in this article.
AnalysisAfrica

Sudan's army says it captured the strategic town of al-Mazroub in North Kordofan on Friday and dealt a 'knockout blow' to the RSF and SPLM-N in Blue Nile state on Saturday. The RSF still controls almost all of Darfur, and the humanitarian catastrophe — 19.5 million facing acute hunger — is deepening regardless of who holds the map.

By War Info Hub Research Desk · October 5, 2026 · 4 min read

A quadcopter camera drone in flight.
AnalysisUkraine

Drones now cause most casualties in Ukraine, and a 'kill zone' up to 10 kilometers deep has made moving on the battlefield nearly suicidal. How cheap FPV drones rewrote the grammar of war.

By War Info Hub Research Desk · September 29, 2026 · 6 min read

A paved road disappearing under wind-blown sand dunes, seen from above.
AnalysisAfrica

Drone attacks attributed to the RSF have shut down hospitals, water stations and power in El Obeid — while military sources report an unprecedented buildup of fighters from Darfur and West Kordofan ahead of a possible ground offensive.

By War Info Hub Research Desk · September 28, 2026 · 4 min read

A television news crew at work beside a broadcast van.
AnalysisAfrica

The Rapid Support Forces have stepped up drone strikes on government-held towns in North Kordofan — including a courtroom and a college — as fears grow that El Obeid could face the fate of El Fasher.

By War Info Hub Research Desk · September 27, 2026 · 3 min read

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