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Sudan’s Army Chief, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, visited the recently recaptured military headquarters in Khartoum, marking a significant victory against paramilitary forces. This recapture follows a series of military gains; however, …
Sudan’s Army Chief Visits Recaptured HQ Amid Ongoing Humanitarian Crisis Read More
Sudan’s political instability is driven by internal rivalries and ethnic divisions since 1956. Its geostrategic location and natural resources attract global attention, but the ongoing conflict poses risks of widespread …
Sudan’s Crisis: Examining Geopolitical Implications and Calls for Action Read More
Egypt’s Foreign Minister announced the country’s participation in a new AU peacekeeping force in Somalia, prompted by a Somali request amidst tensions with Ethiopia. As the current AU mission concludes, …
Egypt to Participate in New AU Peacekeeping Mission in Somalia Read More
Egypt has agreed to participate in a new African Union peacekeeping force in Somalia, responding to a request from the Somali government and in light of increasing tensions with Ethiopia. …
Egypt to Join New African Union Peacekeeping Force in Somalia Read More
Egypt’s Foreign Minister announced the country’s upcoming participation in a new African Union peacekeeping force in Somalia, responding to a request from the Somali government. The involvement signifies a strategic …
Egypt to Participate in New AU Peacekeeping Mission in Somalia Read More
Three World Food Programme staff members were killed in Sudan following an aerial bombardment. The UN expressed outrage, calling for accountability and investigations into the incident. WFP continues to work …
UN Condemns Aerial Bombardment Killing WFP Staff in Sudan Read More
Tragic bombing in Sudan kills three WFP staff; UN demands accountability. WFP reaffirms commitment to humanitarian assistance despite heightened risks for workers amidst ongoing conflict. In a devastating incident in …
Outrage as Aerial Bombardment Kills Three WFP Staff in Sudan Read More
Human Rights Watch has accused the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of widespread sexual violence in southern Sudan, detailing cases of gang rape and sexual slavery among women and girls. This …
Human Rights Watch Exposes Sexual Violence by Armed Groups in Sudan Read More
Ethiopia and Somalia have signed the Ankara Declaration, enabling Ethiopia to secure sea access through Somali territory while affirming Somalia’s sovereignty. This agreement, mediated by Turkey, promotes mutual respect and …
Ethiopia and Somalia Forge Historic Sea Access Agreement in Ankara Read More