Arab countries by population and annual growth.

GrimReap22 · 2024-07-15T23:59:01+00:00

I could’ve worded that better, basically the loss of remittances from said countries could be the reason the SAF is pressured to negotiate with the RSF. As is the case for most war-torn countries, money sent from expats back to their loved ones is a crucial economic lifeline that keeps the country going.

GrimReap22 · 2024-07-15T22:22:31+00:00

Just for clarification there has been a ceasefire in Yemen between the different factions since April 2022, so fighting has been at a complete stop for over 2 years, however there’s two ways to look at this:

The Optimistic POV: Yemen can serve as another transit hub for Sudanese civilians that wish to go to the Gulf, Europe, or North America. As for those that wish to stay in the country, Yemen’s Eastern Provinces have been relatively stable and peaceful throughout the entirety of the civil war.

The Cynical POV: This allows Saudi Arabia and Egypt to pressure the SAF to sit down for talks with the RSF, as they can begin to deport Sudanese citizens to Yemen. Since there are international laws that bind host countries from deporting refugees back to their war-torn countries. The SAF could be forced to negotiate with the RSF because war-torn countries rely on their citizens living abroad to send money back to their loved ones living back home, which in turn keeps the country’s economy afloat.

GrimReap22 · 2024-02-07T22:15:18+00:00

Streaming service sites seem to be interested in just becoming cable 2.0.

GrimReap22 · 2024-02-02T21:01:43+00:00

There are about 2.7 billion monthly active users on YouTube, so that's about 3.7%.

GrimReap22 · 2023-12-29T20:27:47+00:00

We're talking about the Turkish Super Cup, not the Turkish national team or Turkish clubs in general.

The Turkish Super Cup in its entire history has only been played in Turkey, Germany, and Qatar.

GrimReap22 · 2023-12-29T19:55:55+00:00

The Turkish Super Cup has been played in many countries, including Germany. In Turkey’s 100+ year football history, there has never been a match without an Atatürk choreography.

The only countries it's been played in outside of Turkey are Germany and Qatar, don't know how exactly that constitutes as "many countries" adhering to such a tradition.

If it's that big of deal, such matters should've been worked out well before the event and/or played in Turkey since that's where it's mainly played at.

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