Speaking under oath due to fear of retaliation from the paramilitaries as they advance southward into war-torn Sudan, a villager in international news state bemoans, “The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have looted everything: cars, lorries, and tractors.” The residents of international news are so terrified of the feared RSF paramilitaries hiding inside that they hold […]Read More
Sudan’s military, led by General Abdel Fattah al-Burhane, has ignited tensions with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) by accusing them of supporting a rival faction in the ongoing internal conflict. The fiery rhetoric and diplomatic expulsions mark a significant escalation in relations between the two countries. The dispute began with incendiary remarks by General Yasser […]Read More
TEHRAN- Health Minister Bahram Einollahi, and his counterparts from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Sudan, discussed for the cooperation of health relations, medical education, and treatment. They met on the sidelines of the 70th session of the World Health Organization’s Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean held in Cairo, Egypt from October 9 to 12. Einollahi, […]Read More
The six nations that border Sudan territory’s leaders gathered on Thursday in Cairo, the capital of Egypt, for the most publicized peace negotiations since fighting broke out in the north-eastern African nation in the middle of April. The meeting, hosted by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi, attended by the leaders of Ethiopia, South Sudan, Chad, Eritrea, the Central African Republic and Libya. Also […]Read More
Sudan: Conflict-torn After an airstrike on a residential neighborhood on Sunday left almost two dozen civilians dead, the UN warned that Sudan was on the verge of a “full-scale civil war” that may destabilize the entire region. In what it claimed as an air strike on Omdurman, the sister city of Khartoum, on Saturday, the […]Read More
Shelling hit western areas of Sudan capital on Monday morning after rival military factions fought through the night, residents said, with reports of deepening lawlessness in Khartoum and in the western region of Darfur. After a ceasefire mediated by Saudi Arabia and the United States expired late on Saturday, fighting between the army and the […]Read More
Civil war, Pakistan’s polity is fractured. Politicians are not willing to unlock horns; the economy is slipping down a steep slope; and terrorist forces are resurging. Some analysts view this situation as essentially a political crisis which will resolve by itself. Others, less optimistic, find Pakistan in the midst of a ‘polycrisis’, with political unrest, […]Read More
Sudan has almost twice as many pyramids as Egypt. The pyramids are well-known symbols of ancient Egypt, yet many people are unaware that Sudan really possesses more pyramids than Egypt. In contrast to the 118 pyramids in all of Egypt, more than 200 pyramids were constructed in Sudan during the ancient era. Also Read: Africans […]Read More
ISLAMABAD: According to the private news channel, about 200 Pakistani employees are still stranded in the war-torn Sudan. Details indicate that there are still a number of Pakistani workers outside the Sudanese airport. They urged the authorities to take action to evacuate them. Also Read: 93 more Pakistanis stuck in Sudan make it to Islamabad […]Read More
ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office has announced the end of evacuation operations out of Sudan, leading the inter-agency operation for the evacuation of stranded citizens from the conflict zone. 93 more Pakistanis evacuated from Sudan just hours earlier, increasing the total number of Pakistanis evacuated from Sudan to 10,000. Also Read: 93 more Pakistanis stuck in […]Read More
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