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Drone attack in Sudan jeopardizes reopening of Khartoum airportPhoto

A series of explosions, likely caused by drone attacks, occurred near Khartoum International Airport ahead of its scheduled reopening. The incident raised concerns about security and stability in the region, which had only just begun to recover from a protracted conflict.

News of the World • October 21, 12:17 PM • 3745 views
Nobel Week 2025: Dates and Award SchedulePhoto

The announcement of the 2025 Nobel Prize laureates will take place from October 6 to 13, concluding with the announcement of the winners of the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences. The ceremonies will be available for online viewing on the official digital channels of the prize.

Politics • October 6, 06:06 AM • 107978 views
Combat drone attacks mosque in Sudan: 78 dead, dozens injured

A combat drone strike on a mosque in western Sudan killed 78 people and injured 20 others. Responsibility is attributed to the Rapid Support Forces group, which denies its involvement.

News of the World • September 20, 12:23 AM • 5856 views
"Wagnerites" failure in Mali ruined Kremlin's strategy in Africa - intelligence

The Russian PMC "Wagner" failed in Mali, not taking control of resources and intensifying violence. Relations with the junta are deteriorating, and the Kremlin has not gained access to gold mines.

News of the World • August 31, 10:54 AM • 5157 views
Hunger as a weapon: millions of people are dying worldwide, the international community is powerless - FT

Hunger is returning as a tool of political pressure, with millions dying in Sudan, Afghanistan, Yemen, and the Gaza Strip. Experts state that the international community is failing to respond to the growing crisis.

News of the World • August 25, 10:03 AM • 4051 views
Global food security authority confirms famine in Gaza

The global IPC system has confirmed signs of famine in Gaza, where over 514,000 people are suffering from critical food shortages. By the end of September, this figure could rise to 641,000 people, despite Israel's denials.

News of the World • August 22, 09:53 AM • 4168 views
Cholera epidemic in Sudan: at least 40 people died in Darfur

At least 40 people have died from cholera in the Darfur region, Sudan. This is the largest outbreak in recent years, caused by conflict and lack of access to clean water.

Health • August 14, 11:03 AM • 4730 views
Over 14 million children were not vaccinated in 2024: report

Over 14 million children remained unvaccinated in 2024, according to a UN report. This led to an increase in measles and whooping cough incidence in Europe and a measles outbreak in the US.

Health • July 15, 09:37 AM • 5197 views
Doctors Without Borders report recorded mass violence against civilians in Sudan

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) reported mass ethnically motivated acts of violence in Sudan, including killings, sexual violence, and abductions. The region around Al-Fashir was particularly affected, where thousands of people were forced to flee.

News of the World • July 3, 06:45 PM • 2546 views
Over 40 people killed in attack on hospital in Sudan

More than 40 civilians, including children and medical workers, were killed in the bombing of Al-Mujlad Hospital in West Kordofan province. According to the human rights group Emergency Lawyers, an army drone was responsible for the attack.

News of the World • June 24, 04:14 PM • 4636 views
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs organized a visit of foreign diplomats to the multi-story building in Kyiv, which was destroyed after the Russian attack on June 17

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs organized a visit of foreign diplomats to the site of the Russian strike on a building in Kyiv. Representatives of more than 60 missions saw the consequences of Russian terror in Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • June 17, 06:42 PM • 13766 views
US may expand entry ban for 36 countries - Reuters

The Trump administration is considering expanding the list of countries whose citizens will be banned from entering the United States. The reasons are problems with document security and migration cooperation.

Politics • June 16, 10:20 AM • 3808 views
Wagner Group mercenaries have created a network of illegal prisons in Mali - journalists

Russian mercenaries from the Wagner PMC have created a network of secret prisons in Mali, where civilians are tortured and kidnapped. From 2023 to 2025, 668 people went missing.

News of the World • June 12, 03:35 PM • 3705 views
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Russia is hunting for spare parts: how Moscow is buying up Soviet components to block Ukraine's access to them

The Russian Federation is actively buying up Soviet-made parts all over the world in order to prevent them from reaching Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • June 5, 02:25 PM • 122306 views
Trump bans entry to the US for citizens of 12 countries - CNN

Donald Trump has banned citizens of 12 countries from entering the United States due to security risks. Partial restrictions will apply to 7 other countries, with exceptions for certain categories.

Politics • June 5, 01:21 AM • 95579 views
The Trump administration plans to use $250 million in foreign aid to deport Ukrainians and Haitians - WP

The Trump administration planned to use U. S. foreign aid funds to finance a voluntary repatriation program for migrants, including Ukrainians and Haitians. It was about more than 700 thousand people.

Politics • May 20, 11:31 AM • 10966 views
Attacks on medical facilities in combat zones in 2024 have reached a "new level of horror" - Guardian

In 2024, the number of attacks on hospitals and medical personnel in conflict zones reached a record level – more than 3,600. Gaza, Ukraine, Lebanon, Myanmar and Sudan were the most affected.

War in Ukraine • May 19, 11:16 AM • 2809 views
Due to the reduction in aid from the United States, food for millions of people is rotting in warehouses

Due to cuts in US aid, $98 million worth of food rations, enough for 3. 5 million people, are spoiling in warehouses. The Trump administration has cut programs, and supplies may be disposed of.

Economy • May 17, 05:49 AM • 18029 views
Almost 300 million people were starving last year - report

In 2024, more than 295 million people in 53 countries suffered from acute hunger. The worst situation was in Gaza and Sudan due to conflicts, economic shocks and weather.

Society • May 16, 05:43 PM • 4715 views
Trump's sanctions have paralyzed the work of the International Criminal Court

Due to Trump's sanctions against ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan, the tribunal is unable to perform basic tasks. Khan has lost access to email and his accounts are frozen.

News of the World • May 15, 12:08 PM • 4005 views
Explosions in Sudan: Military reports downing drones

The Sudanese army announced the interception of drones flying to the Flamingo naval base in Port Sudan. The city is suffering from attacks, including from the RSF, which has led to damage.

News of the World • May 7, 04:43 PM • 8454 views
Explosions Heard in Port Sudan - War in Sudan Spreads to New Territories

Numerous explosions have been heard in the Sudanese city of Port Sudan, where hundreds of thousands of people have found refuge. The attacks began on Sunday and have drawn condemnation from neighboring countries and the UN.

News of the World • May 6, 08:00 AM • 9088 views
The Pulitzer Prize was awarded to artist Ann Telnaes for a censored caricature, as well as articles about Trump and tragedies due to abortion bans.

The New York Times and The New Yorker received 7 Pulitzer Prizes for journalism. Reports on the assassination attempt on Trump, the conflict in Sudan, and coverage of freedom of speech issues were recognized.

News of the World • May 6, 07:08 AM • 6525 views
The UN warns of a catastrophic increase in the flow of refugees in the world

Due to lack of funding, including from the US, millions of refugees will be at risk of violence and exploitation. The UN calls for increased humanitarian aid to prevent a catastrophe.

Society • May 2, 03:44 PM • 10918 views
King Charles and Queen Camilla attended Easter service in Windsor with members of the royal family

King Charles III and Queen Camilla attended the traditional Easter service in St George's Chapel in Windsor. Most members of the royal family were present, with the exception of the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children.

News of the World • April 21, 07:34 AM • 50153 views
The US did not support the UN resolution mentioning the Russian invasion of Ukraine

The US voted against a UN resolution on cooperation with the Council of Europe, which condemns Russia's attack on Ukraine. The resolution mentions Russian aggression and the establishment of a tribunal.

Politics • April 17, 02:04 PM • 10511 views
More than 100 people killed in attacks in Sudan - UN

RSF military forces attacked the city of El Fasher and refugee camps in Darfur, resulting in the deaths of more than 100 people. The conflict in Sudan has been ongoing since April 2023.

News of the World • April 12, 09:29 PM • 3256 views
The hunger situation in some areas of South Sudan has reached a critical level - UN

Due to the escalation of the conflict and famine in South Sudan, 7. 7 million people need help. The UN reports that the situation has reached a critical level, especially in the Greater Upper Nile region.

News of the World • April 9, 01:11 PM • 8866 views
South Sudan's First Vice President Placed Under Arrest: What Will Be the Consequences for the Country

Riek Machar, a longtime rival of President Salva Kiir, has been placed under house arrest. The UN mission called on the parties to exercise restraint amid rising tensions in the country.

News of the World • March 27, 07:46 AM • 26488 views
The Sudanese army recaptured Khartoum airport from the paramilitary formations

The Sudanese army recaptured Khartoum airport from the Rapid Support Forces and surrounded them south of the capital. The war has led to the deaths of tens of thousands and the displacement of more than 12 million people.

News of the World • March 26, 01:14 PM • 20269 views