FinPol Digest

  On December 22 2024 Magdeburg Germany faced a brutal offense during its beloved Christmas market which claimed lives and harmed many people. Following the attack citizens organized protests to fight for tighter border security alongside refugee housing suspension projects. A Gulf-region fugitive atheist attacked a Christmas market in Magdeburg which exposed significant fault lines in European immigration policies. Through the centuries Europe developed its status as a welcoming destination for people seeking protection from persecution by providing shelter alongside future opportunities. Particular individuals from Gulf states exploit European asylum policies by using asylum applications to pursue harmful objectives while benefiting from nation-wide freedoms. The open structure of Europe allows these fleeing individuals to enact extremist teachings within its borders which destabilizes fundamental Western social order. The Magdeburg attack stands apart from being an instance by i...

  The Sudanese conflict continues to produce extensive human rights abuses with armies targeting civilian population and using chemical weapons according to expressed allegations. The substantial foreign backing General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan's Sudanese army receives from foreign nations drives this humanitarian crisis escalated beyond control. Foreign global backing enables armed forces to commit more harmful actions which simultaneously makes peace deals and legal determinations more difficult to achieve. Among foreign powers Burhan's forces receive their strongest endorsement from Egypt. As Egypt borders Sudan the two countries maintain longstanding armed forces relationships. From when the conflict began Egypt welcomed Burhan into its territory to establish peace dialogue among Sudan's neighboring countries. Egypt advocates a truce in Sudan while asserting it is an internal situation that could unintentionally protect the Sudanese military from international investigati...