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Concerns Mount for Civilians Trapped in El Fasher as Conflict Escalates Concerns are increasing for hundreds of thousands of civilians stranded in El Fasher after the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces claimed to have taken control of the city, which they have surrounded for over a year amid Sudan’s ongoing

Hurricane Melissa Threatens Jamaica with Devastating Flooding, Experts Warn Officials in Jamaica are urging residents to take precautions as Hurricane Melissa approaches, emphasizing the severe risks of flooding and damage. During a Sunday press conference in Kingston, authorities confirmed the closure of both international airports and the activation of 881

Two women was not legally justified. Ten individuals are set to face trial in Paris starting Monday, accused of online harassment targeting Brigitte Macron, France’s first lady. This marks the latest development in legal efforts on both sides of the Atlantic to counter persistent false claims that she was

Trump Calls Putin’s Nuclear-Powered Missile Test "Not Appropriate" Amid Rising Tensions Donald Trump has called Vladimir Putin’s announcement of a nuclear-powered cruise missile test “not appropriate” as tensions between Moscow and Washington continue to escalate. Putin declared on Sunday that Russia had successfully tested its "

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) assisted a group from Hamas in accessing parts of Gaza still under Israeli military authority to support the retrieval of the remains of Israeli hostages, according to an ICRC official who spoke to CuriosityNews. Under the ceasefire agreement mediated by the US,

Paul Biya Wins Eighth Term in Cameroon’s Election, Extending Decades-Long Rule Paul Biya, the world’s oldest serving leader, has been confirmed as the winner of Cameroon’s presidential election, securing an eighth term that could extend his rule until he is nearly 100 years old. The constitutional council