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"The militia that committed this crime is supported by the old regime," a rebel spokesman said, referring to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
Sudan force says 160 Libya bound 'mercenaries' arrested
"Sending Sudanese to fight in Libya as mercenaries is unacceptable," an RSF commander said.
Clashes resume on Azerbaijan-Armenia border
At least 16 people on both sides have been killed since clashes erupted on Sunday between the ex-Soviet republics.
Amnesty demands Sudan investigate militia killings of Darfur protesters
Sudanese authorities must end impunity for its allied militia groups, Amnesty has said, two days after nine protesters were killed and homes ...
Nine dead after Sudan militia attacks Darfur sit-in
Dozens of others were injured when militiamen, allegedly state paramilitaries, forcibly dispersed the protest camp in Fata Burno, North Darfur.
Sudanese fighters committing armed robberies and assaults in Libya
Sudan's infamous Janjaweed militia is reportedly stealing and assaulting locals in Libya as they fight alongside rogue General Khalifa Haftar's ...
Sudan fires Darfur officials as anti-militia sit-in continues
Hundreds of demonstrators have been gathered in Nertiti, Central Darfur, calling for an end to violence by 'state sanctioned' armed groups.
Sudanese government officials negotiate with hundreds of Darfur protesters
A Sudanese government delegation travelled to Central Darfur province to meet with hundreds of refugee protesters camped out for days to demand ...
Libya: What does Egypt's 'declaration of war' mean?
The GNA have denounced Sisi’s televised statement on Saturday, perceiving his warning to intervene as as a 'declaration of war'.
US to lift Sudan sanctions 'after elections': reports
Washington plans to lift sanctions on Khartoum after the country holds its first democratic elections following a three-year transitional ...
Protect and punish: Can sanctions avoid harming Syrians, too?
Comment: The Caesar Act's purpose is noble, but with the economy in ruins and Russia waiting in the wings, more sanctions risk entrenching ...
Libya's UN-recognised govt claims full control of Tripoli, suburbs
Libya's UN-recognised government says it has 'full control' of Tripoli and its suburbs.
Sudanese raped in sit-in massacre wait for justice
Dozens of women who were raped during the brutal dispersal of a Khartoum sit-in camp one year ago are forced to wrestle with their trauma alone.
Sudan's Hamdok vows 'retribution' for victims of Khartoum massacre
The transitional authorities have formed a committee to probe the massacre but have yet to announce its findings.
Sudan protesters rally one year after bloody crackdown
Sudanese protesters took to the streets on the anniversary of the bloody crackdown, in which men in military fatigues killed at least 128 people.
Hundreds of foreign mercenaries withdraw from Libya's front lines
Foreign mercenaries fighting alongside Haftar's forces have been flown away from the front lines after the rogue general suffered major ...
Funding gaps threaten Yemen coronavirus fight, says UN
A number of aid programmes in Yemen could be cut due to funding shortages, the UN warned, as the war-torn country grapples with its coronavirus ...
Coronavirus contemplations: Part II
Comment: In this three-part series, Dr Azmi Bishara takes a deep dive look at how citizens and states have responded to an unprecedented ...
Sudan clashes kill 26, including paramilitary forces
The fighting poses a significant challenge to efforts by the transitional government to end decades-long rebellions in some areas.
Yemen in Focus: Appeals for assistance after Aden flooding
This week we focus on deadly flooding in Yemen's coastal city, an expected delivery of Covid-19 tests, and more.
The last thing Muslims need this Ramadan? Extra scrutiny
Comment: The run up to Ramadan has seen a slew of Islamophobic smear campaigns suggesting Muslims are not following the rules. The truth ...
Sudan raises bread prices one year after Bashir's fall
In mid-December 2018, the price of bread had been hiked in Sudan, triggering mass protests that toppled the former Bashir regime.
Sudanese remember bittersweet anniversary of sit-in that toppled Bashir
April 6 marks the first anniversary of a mass sit-in in Sudan that prompted the ousting of dictator, Omar Al-Bashir.
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