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Sudanese Armed Forces Report Multiple RSF Fighter Deaths in Blue Nile State
The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) announced that military operations in Sudan’s Blue Nile state have resulted in the deaths of multiple fighters belonging to
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Sudan’s Darfur Region Faces Worst Rainy Season Drought Since 1980s Amid Famine
The World Food Programme has reported that Sudan’s Darfur region is currently experiencing its driest rainy season since the 1980s, a severe climatic shock
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Houthi offensive in Yemen displaces over 100,000 and strains regional resources.
The United Nations has reported that more than 100,000 individuals have been displaced from their homes across western and southern Yemen, driven by an esc
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Yemen forces hit Houthi positions near Mokha, killing five fighters.
Yemen’s government forces reported on Thursday that they struck Houthi positions near the port city of Mokha in Taiz Governorate and along the Mokha–Dhubab
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UN Launches Cholera Vaccination Campaign in North Darfur Amid Nationwide Epidemic
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) announced the launch of a targeted 10-day cholera vaccination campaign in Taw
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Switzerland Publishes 200‑Page Dossier Detailing Mengele's War Crimes
Switzerland has released a 200‑page dossier on Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele, the physician who carried out the most infamous medical experiments at Ausc
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Seven Unvaccinated Children Die in Bangladesh Measles Surge, Toll Reaches 1,009
Seven children have died in Bangladesh over the past 24 hours from a suspected measles outbreak, raising the death toll to 1,009 since the epidemic began e
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Explosion at Sarmada weapons depot kills three, injures ten in Idlib
An explosion ripped through a weapons depot on the outskirts of Sarmada, a town in Syria’s north‑west Idlib Governorate, on Tuesday morning, killing three
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UN envoy spearheads multi‑party talks for Sudan ceasefire and political solution
In Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, a multilateral mediation team led by United Nations envoy Pekka Haavisto formally launched talks on Tuesday, in coordination
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Saudi Airstrike Hits Al‑Jawf Prison, Killing Seven and Trapping 35 Inmates
Saudi Arabia’s air force bombed a prison in the northern province of Al‑Jawf on Tuesday, killing seven people – among them a child – and leaving 35 inmates
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Hundreds of protesters shut down Dover port, halting traffic for hours
Hundreds of mask‑wearing anti‑immigration demonstrators gathered on Saturday, June 29, at Dover Port in Kent, England. Holding placards that read “stop the
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Meloni’s Cabinet Becomes Italy’s Longest-Serving Post‑War Government in Modern History
Rome – On 30 August 2026, Italy’s cabinet led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni marked its 1,470th day in office, surpassing the post‑World‑War II record pr
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Syrian security forces kill senior commander after he fired on officers near Damascus
Syrian security forces announced on Monday that they had killed Firas Abdul Karim Hammoud, a senior army commander who had served under the regime of Presi
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Nigerese army reclaims Agadez airbase after brief mutiny
Niger’s armed forces announced on Tuesday that they had retaken an airbase in the country’s north‑central region after it was seized by a group of mutinous
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Ferry capsizes near Cyprus, over 100 passengers still missing
A passenger ferry bound for the Turkish coast capsized in the eastern Mediterranean on Thursday afternoon, prompting a large‑scale rescue operation by Cypr
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Malaysia begins voluntary return of 1,476 Burmese migrants to Myanmar on Sept. 29
Kuala Lumpur announced on Thursday that 1,476 Burmese nationals will be repatriated to Myanmar on 29 September, marking the first phase of a voluntary retu
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RSF and SPLM‑N seize Blue Nile’s Bakori and Sulkum bases
Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) announced on the 28th of this month that, in partnership with the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement‑North (SPLM‑N), the
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Sudan airstrike on Chad border village kills over 12 civilians, sparks humanitarian crisis
Approximately 12 people were killed in an air strike on Tuesday (local time) in a remote area on the Sudan‑Chad border; several others were injured. Accord
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Salif Keita Cancels South Africa Tour in Protest of Anti‑Migrant Violence
A spokesperson for Malian singer‑songwriter Salif Keita said on Tuesday that the artist has withdrawn from every scheduled performance in South Africa afte
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Sudan Ministry Reports 224 Child Sexual Violence Cases Since 2023 War
Khartoum’s Ministry of Human Resources and Social Welfare announced on Monday that 224 cases of child sexual violence have been recorded since the outbreak
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Gang raid in Port‑au‑Prince’s Cité Soleil kills 47, injures 22
An overnight raid by an armed gang on the outskirts of Port‑au‑Prince on Tuesday left at least 47 people dead and 22 injured, according to local authoritie
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UXO blast at Maungdaw schoolyard wounds ten children, five remain critical
A makeshift schoolyard in Maungdaw Township, Rakhine State, erupted in a sudden, violent flash on Monday when a buried unexploded ordnance (UXO) detonated
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Mogadishu demolition clash in Yaaqhed kills 10, injures many
In the Yaaqshid community of Mogadishu, a violent clash erupted this morning, pitting the federal army against protesting residents. The confrontation left
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Explosion in Idlib's Ayn al‑Kasab village kills three, injures six
On 21 August 2026, an explosion struck a residential building in the village of Ain al‑Qasab in Syria’s Idlib Governorate, killing three civilians and woun