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25 Sept

Sweden Increases Humanitarian Aid with 775 Million Kronor Package

The Government and Sida are now presenting a package of 775 million kronor in humanitarian aid. The focus is on more support to Ukraine and life-saving efforts.

Swedish politics

24 Sept

Drone Attack Kills 15 at Sudan Market in Al-Fashir

A drone attack on a market in the besieged city of al-Fashir in western Sudan has killed 15 people.

Conflicts

19 Sept

Drone Attack Kills 75 at Darfur Refugee Mosque

At least 75 people have been killed in an attack on a mosque that served as a residence for internally displaced persons in the Sudanese Darfur. Their remains were pulled out of the rubble after the drone attack, according to information from the aid organization Emergency Response Room.

Conflicts

17 Sept

50 Sudanese Refugees Die in Libya Boat Fire

At least 50 refugees from war-torn Sudan perished when the boat they were traveling in caught fire off the coast of Libya, according to the UN's migration organization IOM.

World

14 Sept

Sudan Government Rejects Peace Plan Excluding Warring Parties

Sudan's government rejects a peace proposal that warring parties in the ongoing civil war in the country should be excluded from power in a transition to civilian rule.

World politics

13 Sept

USA and Allies Urge Three-Month Ceasefire in Sudan

USA, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and Egypt on Friday called for a three-month humanitarian ceasefire in Sudan, followed by a permanent ceasefire and a nine-month transition to civilian rule.

Conflicts

11 Sept

Anti-Islamic Motorcycle Gang Secures Gaza Humanitarian Aid

Members of an anti-Islamic motorcycle gang in the USA have been recruited to guard humanitarian aid shipments in the Gaza Strip, reports BBC. Several of them have leading roles in the security effort where hundreds of civilian aid seekers have been killed in chaotic scenes.

Conflicts

9 Sept

Ethiopia's New Dam Powers Electric Car Transition

Ethiopia has now inaugurated Africa's largest hydroelectric dam. The controversial giant facility "Gerd" is intended, among other things, to help the transition to electric cars in the country, which is the first in the world to ban new petrol-powered vehicles.

World