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Sudan's political situation is a rollercoaster ride - opinion - Vimarsana News

Sudan's political situation is a rollercoaster ride - opinion

Last month, a coup in Sudan removed then-prime minister Abdalla Hamdok for military rule that didn't last long.

Source: jpost.com
A power bequest in Egypt needed Sisi Junior to make a pilgrimage to Tel Aviv - Vimarsana News

A power bequest in Egypt needed Sisi Junior to make a pilgrimage to Tel Aviv

In November 2004, the Kefaya (Enough) movement was formed by Egyptian thinkers, activists and politicians, including George Ishak and Professor Abdel Wahab Al-Messiry. It was a broad political umbrell...

Journalists' Network: 'Stop crimes against humanity in Sudan' - Vimarsana News

Journalists' Network: 'Stop crimes against humanity in Sudan'

The Sudanese Journalists Network has made an “urgent call for an international solidarity campaign to stop the crimes against humanity committed by military forces and militias in Sudan”.

Sudan closes office of Al Jazeera Live channel - Vimarsana News

Sudan closes office of Al Jazeera Live channel

The Sudanese Ministry of Information and Culture withdrew the license of Qatar-based Al Jazeera Live on Saturday, and closed its office in Khartoum. Sudanese journalists condemned the move. The work permit of reporter Mohamed Omar was withdrawn as well, the Arab satellite channel reported from Doha.

German court finds Syrian ex-colonel guilty of crimes against humanity | News | DW - Vimarsana News

German court finds Syrian ex-colonel guilty of crimes against humanity | News | DW

A German court has found a Syrian former army colonel guilty of crimes against humanity, handing him a life sentence. The trial is the first to take place anywhere examining state-sponsored torture in Syrian Civil War.

Source: dw.com