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What began as a peaceful clash over Sudan's political future is now a war for control of Africa's third-largest country, which has already resulted in 50 dead and 600 injured.

Fighting between the Sudanese military and a paramilitary group left dozens dead and hundreds injured over the weekend.

As protests spread across China over the country’s tight anti-Covid restrictions, Twitter users searching for information on the affected cities were instead flooded with provocative tweets showing young…

A graphic shared by Russias Ministry of Defence alleges the development of a Ukrainian "dirty bomb," aiding a baseless narrative being pushed by the Kremlin.

Russia may allow over-40s to enlist in military as resources are needed to step up the assault in eastern Ukraine.

The Times of Israel liveblogged Sunday’s events as they unfolded.Olena Zelenska, the wife of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says the beleaguered nation sees Israel as a source of inspiration for resilience.“It is not an exaggeration to say that Israel’s past experience inspires the citizens of Ukraine,” Zelenska tells Channel 12 news in an interview.“We see

NGOs had described Paul Ulrey as a humanitarian volunteer while Russia-backed separatists said he was a soldier. Elsewhere, Germany has rejected the idea of easing sanctions on Moscow. Follow DW for the latest.

A British man has died in detention after being captured by pro-Russian forces in Donetsk. Russian authorities said Paul Urey, died on July 10. This comes as the EU is looking for ways to “slap a sanctions…

US president arrives in West Bank after stop at Augusta Victoria hospital in East Jerusalem; will take off for Saudi Arabia in the afternoon

No fighting in Ukrainian city since Russian capture in late May, but dead people may be being found under buildings, say researchers