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The Sudanese army has reclaimed Souq Libya market in Omdurman from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), marking significant progress in its offensive to regain control of the capital region. The …
Sudanese Army Retakes Control of Key Market in Omdurman from RSF Read More
In 2024, global renewable energy installations soared to record levels, with solar and wind sources comprising 92.5% of new electricity generation, largely driven by China. Despite significant growth, the world …
Global Renewable Energy Capacity Reaches New Heights, Driven by China’s Solar Growth Read More
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has urged UN officials to support the release of Venezuelan migrants deported to an El Salvador prison. This initiative comes amid legal challenges against the U.S. …
Maduro Advocates for UN Support on Migrants’ Release Read More
On March 28, 2025, a powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit Myanmar, killing at least 144 and injuring over 700, with severe aftermath in Thailand as well. Major infrastructure damage and …
Devastating Earthquake Strikes Myanmar and Thailand, Urgent Aid Required Read More
A 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit Myanmar, causing 144 deaths and injuring 700. Significant damage occurred in Myanmar and Thailand, leading to calls for international aid. The U.N. has pledged $5 …
Massive Earthquake Strikes Myanmar and Thailand, Urgent Aid Required Read More
Women leaders from Venezuela and Nicaragua convened in New York City to discuss U.S. imperialism, showcasing advancements in women’s rights and highlighting issues such as illegal deportations of migrants. The …
Venezuelan and Nicaraguan Women Leaders Address U.S. Imperialism in NYC Read More
Sudan’s army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan declared Khartoum ‘free’ from the RSF after nearly two years of war. As the RSF suffers significant blows, analysts warn that the conflict is …
Sudan Army Chief Declares Khartoum Free from RSF After Prolonged Conflict Read More
Egypt and Saudi Arabia denounce an Israeli agency aimed at facilitating the removal of Gazans, citing concerns of forced displacement and violations of international law. This initiative comes amid alarming …
Egypt and Saudi Arabia Condemn Israeli Plan for Voluntary Relocation of Gazans Read More
The UN has raised alarm over continuing attacks on civilians in Sudan, particularly following a deadly air strike in North Darfur. Reports of artillery strikes affecting civilians in Khartoum have …
United Nations Expresses Grave Concern Over Civilian Attacks in Sudan Read More
Muhammad Yunus, Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser, denounced growing rumours against his administration, blaming them on opposition forces linked to former Premier Sheikh Hasina. He urged citizens to stay vigilant and united …
Muhammad Yunus Addresses Rumours and Unity Ahead of Elections in Bangladesh Read More