US Elections Marred by Financial Influence and Allegations of Undemocratic Practices
The US electoral process faces scrutiny over the influence of financial contributions and allegations of undemocratic practices.
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The US electoral process faces scrutiny over the influence of financial contributions and allegations of undemocratic practices.
UN humanitarian coordinator warns of increasing drone attacks on energy and fuel sources in Sudan, threatening to worsen the country's humanitarian crisis.
47 medical professionals and 88 teachers and university professors detained in West Darfur's capital, Genina.
The case of Mohamed Akoud has taken a new turn in Sudan's River Nile state, with conflicting court decisions sparking concerns over justice and fairness.
Students in Sudan's Northern State ride donkeys to school due to lack of transportation.
Residents of Wad Madani in Sudan's El Gezira state face worsening living conditions with prolonged power cuts, severe fuel shortages, and soaring prices of essential goods.
Sudan's diplomat Badr al-Din Ali al-Jaifri appointed as Assistant Secretary-General of the Arab League
A four-day electricity blackout in Sudan's White Nile state, caused by a drone attack on the Mashkour substation, has disrupted hospital services and affected livelihoods.
Residents of El Obeid face worsening living conditions due to fuel shortages, inadequate drinking water supplies, and soaring prices of essential goods.
Drone attacks across Sudan have killed at least 14 civilians, injured several others, and triggered widespread power cuts, prompting warnings from the United Nations and the Arab League.
Sudan and Egypt's long-standing relations remain strong despite attempts to create tension between the two nations.
Darfur governor vows to protect citizens, uphold their trust