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Irregular Warfare Weekly Review
The Resistance Hub March 17–24, 2025Fires, Fiber Cuts, Laws, and Leaks: Global Resistance and Sabotage in Focus In an increasingly turbulent global landscape, irregular warfare has emerged as the method of choice for both state and non-state actors seeking to shape political, military, and economic outcomes without engaging in open conflict. From railway sabotage in…
Underreported Struggles: Movements the World Forgot
The Resistance Hub In a world saturated with headlines, some of the longest-running human rights and independence struggles receive scant international attention. These underreported movements fight for freedom, dignity, and recognition against formidable odds. Below, we spotlight a diverse range of such struggles across different regions – each with a brief background, a look at…
The Rise of Sudan’s Civilian Resistance: A People’s Fight for Survival
The Resistance Hub Introduction Sudan is no stranger to conflict, but the war that erupted in April 2023 between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has pushed the country into unprecedented chaos. With government institutions crumbling and lawlessness spreading, ordinary civilians have found themselves caught in a brutal power struggle…
The July Revolution in Bangladesh: A Youth-Led Fight for Democracy
The Resistance Hub Introduction In the summer of 2024, Bangladesh witnessed a political upheaval unlike any in its recent history. The July Revolution, spearheaded by Gen Z activists, students, and young professionals, emerged as a defiant movement against corruption, electoral fraud, and political repression. This uprising, driven by digitally savvy and globally connected youth, signaled…
Recent Acts of Sabotage in Russia and Eurasia
The Resistance Hub Introduction Sabotage has played a significant role in conflicts throughout history. In the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, it has become a crucial tactic. Attacks on infrastructure, military targets, and logistics networks disrupt Russian operations. These acts slow down troop movements, delay supplies, and create uncertainty. Recent reports reveal a pattern…
Student-Led Protests in Serbia: A Case Study in Resistance Mobilization
The Resistance Hub Introduction: The Spark of Dissent The streets of Serbia have erupted in student-led protests following a tragic train disaster, with accusations of government corruption fueling public outrage. Demonstrators in Belgrade and Novi Sad have blocked roads and bridges, demanding accountability for what they see as a preventable tragedy rooted in systemic graft.…
Applying International Law to Resistance and Irregular Combatants
The Resistance Hub Introduction International Humanitarian Law (IHL), commonly known as the law of armed conflict, seeks to balance military necessity with humanitarian principles. These legal frameworks apply to state and non-state actors, including resistance movements and irregular combatants. However, using these principles in modern conflicts remains complex, particularly when considering issues like proportionality, targeting,…
Resistance Movements in Occupied Territories: A Historical Perspective
The Resistance Hub Throughout history, resistance movements have been vital to the human spirit’s quest for freedom and justice. When territories have fallen under occupation, whether by foreign invaders, colonizers, or oppressive regimes, organized resistance—both violent and non-violent—has often emerged as a response. These movements reflect the resilience and ingenuity of oppressed populations striving for…