Sudan’s army chief has seized power, throwing transition into chaos Little is known of Gen. al-Burhan, 61, who was already
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Covid vaccine: UK cuts gap between second dose and booster jabs for vulnerable groups
Under the new guidelines announced on Friday, care home residents who have been given their second vaccine dose at different
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US spy agencies says Covid-19 origins may never be known, an explosion kills at least 4 people in Pakistan, Prime
Ex-Maryland man who joined Al-Qaeda sentenced at Guantanamo
Under a plea deal, the man could be released as soon as next year because of his cooperation with U.S.
‘Just give us our money’: Taliban push to unlock Afghan billions abroad
Afghanistan parked billions of dollars in assets overseas with the US Federal Reserve and other central banks in Europe, but
In the Biden bill, the billionaires beat the working rich
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U.S. announces $144 million in humanitarian aid for people of Afghanistan
“With this, the total American humanitarian aid in Afghanistan and for Afghan refugees in the region increases to nearly $474
Sudan military leader fires six diplomats who criticised coup
The diplomats pledged their support for the now-deposed government of Prime Minister Abddalla Hamdok. Sudan’s strongman fired at least six
World Bank suspends aid to Sudan after military coup
The World Bank said on Wednesday it has suspended aid to Sudan following the military takeover that deposed the Prime
Italy hosts a climate-focused G20 as geopolitics shift
In many ways, the two-day G-20 meeting is serving as a Roman holiday preamble to the 12-day Glasgow summit, with