Policy
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The al-Burhan War awakens rebel movements in Sudan
Taking advantage of the split caused by the Sudanese army, starting with a coup against the civilian partners in government,…
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US Secretary of State from Riyadh: The international coalition’s war against ISIS is not yet over
The global coalition must remain committed to defeating the terrorist group, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said during a…
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Official and popular rejection… The Muslim Brotherhood fails to return through “national dialogue”
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood is attempting to break the deadlock and return to the political scene by taking part in national…
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The Sudanese situation worsens… Warring parties fight over weapon and fuel depots in Khartoum
Fighting between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces escalated sharply yesterday around the Yarmouk Arms and Ammunition Complex…
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60 million dollars in losses for relief organizations in Sudan… and a humanitarian catastrophe looms on the horizon
With the escalation of fighting between the Sudanese Rapid Support Forces and the army in the second month, the World…
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Al-Burhan and Hemeti Delegations Resume Talks in Jeddah with No Horizon to End the War
The delegations of the Sudanese army and the rapid support forces resumed indirect talks in the Red Sea city of…
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Double disaster… Refugees in Sudan caught between the hell of Khartoum or the danger of returning to their homeland
For several years, the Sudanese capital Khartoum has been a sort of sanctuary for refugees fleeing neighboring countries, a few…
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UN warns: Situation in Khartoum and Omdurman is very concerning
International and UN warnings of a future humanitarian disaster in Sudan are mounting, with the UN Mission in Sudan (UNMIS)…
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Taliban allows girls to work at Norwegian Refugee Council offices… what about the ban?
“After the militant group clamped down on women and girls since it seized power in August 2021, the Taliban government…
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Microsoft fined $20 million for unlawfully collecting minor’s data… details
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced that Microsoft will be required to pay US$20 million to settle charges of…
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