Khartoum’s Conditional Peace Offer and the Egyptian Shadow over Ethiopia-Sudan Relations Sudan’s Foreign Minister, Mohi-Eddin Salem, told French Special Envoy Jean-Marie Safa in Khartoum on 13 October that…
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President Donald Trump waived sweeping new sanctions against Russia passed by Congress, arguing in an executive order Friday that the move “is in the national interests of the United States.”
Every stage of the pipeline has someone getting paid. The last part of our series follows the money, looks at the guardrails Project 2025 targets, and ends with an action plan.
After years of legal wrangling, people in Freedmen’s Town are celebrating what they call a victory.
Ships in Strait of Hormuz still face “indiscriminate attacks,” maritime monitor warns Follow updates on the war in the Middle East for Friday, Oct. 16, here.
– Nigeria has taken the lead in bridging West Africa’s main political divide by initiating talks between ECOWAS and the Alliance of Sahel States (AES).
Moscow has hailed the suspension of new US sanctions in its war against Ukraine as an “important and truly historic moment.”