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US to impose sanctions on Sudan after finding government used chemical weapons
Sudan’s General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan arrives with his officials and guards in the military airport of Port Sudan, Sudan, August 27, 2023. Photographer Ibrahim Mohammed Ishak/File Photo By
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Featured ArticlesUS to impose sanctions on Sudan after finding government used chemical weapons
Sudan’s General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan arrives with his officials and guards in the military airport of Port Sudan, Sudan, August 27, 2023. Photographer Ibrahim Mohammed Ishak/File Photo By
US to impose sanctions on Sudan after finding government used chemical weapons
Sudan’s General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan arrives with his officials and guards in the military airport of Port Sudan, Sudan, August 27, 2023. Photographer Ibrahim Mohammed Ishak/File Photo By
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Director of Public Prosecutions Noordin Haji has pledged to defend the independence of the Judiciary months after charging a top judge. In an interview with the Star, Haji described the Kenyan
German Military Mulls Recruiting EU Citizens over Personnel Shortage
Germany’s military presently has over 182,000 uniformed soldiers and some 60,000 civilian employees. Germany’s armed forces are considering the possibility of recruiting citizens of other EU
US warns on Tanzania travel due to ‘crime and terror’
The State Department has urged US citizens to “exercise increased caution” whilst in Tanzania due to concerns over crime, terrorism and official actions targeting people on the basis
Somalia still too violent, dangerous for US Citizens to Travel Safely
US citizens should continue to avoid visiting Somalia because violent crimes such as kidnapping and murder remain endemic throughout the country, the Department of State said in renewing its
Sudan’s crisis may worsen stability, economy amid protests
In addition to the existence of certain economic problems, a power struggle over the region may deepen the current crisis in Sudan, which may eventually lead to destabilization as Gulf states
Egypt ’s 2 ex-presidents appear in the same courtroom
Cairo- Two former Egyptian presidents have appeared in the same Cairo courtroom, with Hosni Mubarak testifying in a retrial of Mohammed Morsi. The 90-year-old Mubarak, whose nearly three-decade
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