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Foreign Minister: Our Relationship with Washington is Not at the Expense of the Palestinians
Sudan Events – Agencies The Sudanese Foreign Minister, Ali Yusuf Al-Sharif, mourned the parallel government that the Rapid Support Forces…
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Government: EU Silence on Militia Crimes Encourages Further Violations
Sudan Events – Reports The Sudanese government delegation, led by Humanitarian Aid Commissioner Sulaima Adam Baniyah, began its visit to…
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France Affirms Willingness to Provide Humanitarian Aid to the Sudanese People
Sudan Events – Agencies A Sudanese government delegation, led by Sulaima Adam Baniyah, the Commissioner-General for Humanitarian Aid, and including…
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50 Civilians Killed in Khartoum in One Week
Sudan Events – Reports The Khartoum Emergency Room revealed on Monday that 50 civilians, including 10 volunteers, were killed and…
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UN Security Council Condemns Militia Looting of a UNISFA Convoy
Sudan Events – Reports The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) on Monday condemned the looting of a supply convoy belonging…
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North Korea Condemns US Strikes against Yemen
North Korea condemned recent US strikes on Yemen as an act violating international law and a country’s sovereignty and said…
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UK to Use Police Stations as Prisons under Emergency Measure
Police cells will temporarily be used to hold prisoners in a stop-gap measure to cope with overcrowding in jails, the…
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Rights Group: 18 Killed in Airstrike on Market in Northern Mali
A local human rights group reported that a military airstrike on a market in the Timbuktu region of northern Mali…
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Von der Leyen: Europe Must Rearm Itself
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced on Tuesday that Europe must rearm itself to achieve “credible deterrence” by…
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America Holds Hamas Responsible for Resuming the War in Gaza
The acting U.S. permanent representative to the United Nations, Dorothy Shea, said on Tuesday that the responsibility for resuming hostilities…
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