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For many Sudanese struggling to survive the war, a taste of the sheep Muslims traditionally sacrifice for the feast of Eid al-Adha is but a distant memory. The conflict, now in its third month, has brought death and turmoil and displaced millions in the country that was already poverty-stricken before the fighting erupted. Like many Khartoum residents, Hanan Adam fled with her six children when the battles broke out in mid-April between the regular army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).

Around 50 Chinese nationals have reportedly been apprehended by Libyan authorities following allegations of running a cryptocurrency mining facility within…

Libya Cracks Down on Illegal Cryptocurrency Mining On June 22, the authorities in Libya searched and arrested numerous individuals as part of their

This incident of  Chinese nationals arrested in Libya highlights the global reach and underground nature of cryptocurrency operations.

Russian mercenary group Wagner has been seen for years as an armed extension of Moscow's influence in Syria and Africa, but these overseas operations have now been called into question by its leader's failed revolt against the Kremlin. After calling off his troops' advance toward Moscow, Wagner head Yevgeny Prigozhin is expected to go into exile in Belarus.

The short-lived mutiny by Russia's Wagner Group paramilitary over the weekend sent Biden administration energy officials scrambling to shore up crude...

The authorities in Libya have detained 50 Chinese nationals following a raid on an illegal cryptocurrency operation. Photos published by the...

Libyan authorities are clamping down on illegal crypto mining. On Thursday, local media outlets reported that as many as fifty Chinese nationals had been…

Speculation abounds on social media, but experts warn against drawing conclusions on the fate of the Wagner Group.

How do "international networks" bring African children to be trafficked and smuggled into Europe? Big human traffickers hide behind "false names" to round up boys from Africa and Asia for gangs to use them in forced labor, prostitution, and armed groups. Asharq Al-Awsat is tracking cross-border smuggling routes.