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The U.S. has ordered nonemergency personnel to leave South Sudan as fighting escalates. Clashes between armed groups and the army have led to arrests of key political figures, raising fears …
U.S. Evacuates Nonemergency Staff as Tensions Rise in South Sudan Read More
The U.S. State Department has ordered nonemergency staff to leave South Sudan as tensions rise due to fighting in the north, including clashes involving the national army. Recent arrests of …
U.S. Evacuates Nonemergency Staff from South Sudan Amid Rising Tensions Read More
The humanitarian crisis in Sudan escalates as famine and conflict impact millions, particularly in Darfur, where aid organizations are withdrawing due to violence. The UN reports severe food insecurity affecting …
Famine and Conflict Push Sudan to the Brink of Humanitarian Catastrophe Read More
A U.N. helicopter was attacked in South Sudan, killing General Majur Dak and around 27 soldiers. The incident has been described by the U.N. as potentially a war crime. President …
Tragic Attack on UN Helicopter in South Sudan Results in Numerous Fatalities Read More
A South Sudanese general and several soldiers were killed when a U.N. helicopter was attacked during a rescue mission in Nasir. The United Nations condemned the incident, labeling it as …
Fatal Attack on U.N. Helicopter in South Sudan Claims General and Troops Read More
Sudan has accused Kenya of siding with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) led by Hemedti, following controversial diplomatic engagements. Despite Kenya’s insistence on neutrality, international bodies, including the U.S. and …
Sudan’s Accusations Against Kenya Reflect a Shift in Diplomatic Dynamics Read More
Kenya faces diplomatic tensions following Vice President Kithure Kindiki’s welcome of RSF leader Hemedti, prompting Sudan to accuse Kenya of irresponsibility and violating international norms. The RSF’s ongoing conflict with …
Kenya’s Emerging Diplomatic Controversies and Human Rights Concerns Read More
Germany, the Netherlands, Australia, and Canada are pursuing legal action against the Taliban at the ICJ for women’s rights abuses. While significant, this case necessitates immediate action from the international …
Legal Action Against the Taliban: A Step Forward but Not a Cure-All for Afghan Women Read More
Fritz Alphonse Jean has assumed the presidency of Haiti’s transitional council, succeeding Leslie Voltaire, amid ongoing conflicts with armed gangs. He pledged to address police shortages and unite the country, …
Haitian Economist Fritz Alphonse Jean Assumes Presidency Amid Armed Conflict Read More
A U.N. helicopter was attacked in South Sudan while rescuing injured soldiers, resulting in one crew member’s death and two injuries. President Kiir called for calm as tensions rise, with …
U.N. Helicopter Assault Amid Rising Tensions in South Sudan Read More