Sudan is now a year into a war between rival military factions that has killed thousands, forced millions to flee and created a humanitarian catastrophe. The UN has repeatedly warned that Sudan is at risk of experiencing one of the worst humanitarian disasters in decades. An estimated 3 million Sudanese children are malnourished and a quarter of hospitals in the country are no longer functioning according to the UN.
The former president floundered in the face of Roop Raj's response.
Western leaders are warning of a Russian attack on NATO. But the Kremlin is playing the long game.
The Prime Minister was asked the question the Commons on Wednesday
The former president made a curious math error during a rally in Michigan -- and his critics were quick to pounce.
Shocked people from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Nigeria herded on to coaches as 200 tents removed and streets cleaned
Whether you shop at Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons or any other major supermarket in the UK, customers are being warned grocery bills could increase
The former president's attorneys are trying to stop him from dozing off during the trial.
The former president made the chilling remark about the 2024 election to a Wisconsin newspaper.
Another night of violence has unfolded in Georgia as police have fired tear gas and stun grenades at protesters opposing a so-called "Russian law". The "foreign agents" bill would require organisations that receive more than 20% of their funding from abroad to register as agents of foreign influence. Georgian critics say the bill is inspired by laws used to suppress dissent in Russia.
Anyone looking closely at the Rwanda plan will quickly realise one thing. It’s not simply about preventing migrants arriving in this country, tearing up their documentation, indistinctly mouthing the word “asylum,” and presenting the Home Secretary in many cases with a fait accompli. The final passing of the Safety of Rwanda Act last week was also, and perhaps more importantly, a matter of psychology.
Fox 2During an interview that touched on immigration at the U.S.-Mexico border, a Detroit news anchor challenged Donald Trump to support his claim about rapidly falling crime in Venezuela—which fact-checkers have previously noted is false.In his interview with Fox 2 anchor Roop Raj, which will air in its entirety on Thursday, the former president closed with a shot at President Joe Biden regarding immigration, a topic that Trump has signaled he wants to use to help his campaign at the expense of
Xi Jinping has benefited in many ways from Vladimir Putin’s brutal invasion of Ukraine, not least in his single most important personal goal: to go down in history as the Chinese leader who annexed Taiwan in defiance of the West.
The former president was "simultaneously complaining" about opposing things in his courthouse rant, said Daniel Dale.
The lawyer's brazen new claim about the former president gets an instant fact-check on social media.
Russia has increasingly relied on glide-bomb strikes to hammer Ukrainian positions on the front lines and in the rear over the past few months.
No love lost between the one-time double act, then.
A judge has found Donald Trump in contempt of court for repeatedly violating a gag order in his hush money case - as he warned he could be jailed if he does it again. Prosecutors had alleged 10 violations, but New York Judge Juan M Merchan found there were nine. Mr Merchan wrote that Trump "is hereby warned that the Court will not tolerate continued willful violations of its lawful orders and that if necessary and appropriate under the circumstances, it will impose an incarceratory punishment."
Not even the people we might have expected to go with MTG seem to have the appetite to back her up this time
Local elections take place across 107 councils in England on Thursday against a backdrop of financial disarray.
The vouchers will be handed to households on these dates to help people with their shopping after the government renewed the scheme
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