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UN Security Council Puts End To Mission In Sudan

At the request of Sudanese authorities, the UN Security Council on Friday ended the world body's political mission in the African country ravaged by more than seven months of fighting between two rival generals.

International Business Times

Station Mahotsav held at Mysuru, Shivamogga by the railways

Mysuru & Shivamogga Railway Stations held 'Station Mahotsav' to commemorate the founding of the railway systems. The Mysore Railway Station was inaugurated on Dec 1, 1881, and the Shivamogga Town Railway Station on Dec 1, 1889. The events highlighted the role of railways in fostering connectivity & development in the…

The Hindu

‘There is nowhere to go’: Israeli bombing resumes in besieged Gaza

Fresh attacks target a population weakened by weeks without food, clean water or sanitation

The Guardian - UK

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Gender equality goals under threat in climate crisis-hit countries, says UN

The Guardian - UK

‘I wake up in pain’: Refugees struggle in Tunisian winter

For refugees in Tunis facing abuse from police while aid is blocked, the cold is their greatest enemy now.

Al Jazeera

DR Congo's Presidential Candidates Crisscross Conflict-torn East

Candidates have hit the campaign trail in the DR Congo's conflict-wracked east ahead of elections, holding rallies where the mood is festive -- even if the issue of security is never far from the surface.

International Business Times

Rishi Sunak ‘won’t allow foreign court to block’ Rwanda plan

Centrist Tories urge PM not to abandon UK’s human rights commitments, but Sunak said his patience ‘worn thin’ by delays

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Forty years on, can legacy of pioneering anti-racism march help a divided France?

After recovering from being shot by police in 1983, Toumi Djaïdja led a protest historians say must be written into the nation’s narrative

The Guardian - UK

Women Leaders Are Fighting The Global Hunger Crisis In Ways You Won't Expect

Women entrepreneurs are using their skills to end famine and acute food insecurity in the countries most affected by climate extremes.

International Business Times UK

Women in Sudan ‘gang-raped for hours in ethnically-targeted attacks’

A 19-year-old said she was raped repeatedly for three days before being released

Evening Standard

‘We’re not here to beg’: Gaza residents’ anger over steep rise in prices

People hoping to buy essentials like food, warm clothes during the pause in Israel’s bombing frustrated by price hikes.

Al Jazeera

We can ease Rwanda’s worries about deportation plan, says Tory minister

Rwandan government thought to be uneasy about legal problems and political backlash in UK

The Independent UK

Somali maritime police intensify patrols as fears grow of resurgence of piracy in the Gulf of Aden

Somalia’s maritime police force has intensified patrols in the Red Sea following a failed pirate hijacking of a ship in the Gulf of Aden earlier this week

The Independent UK

Traumatic Journeys Of Ethiopians Seeking A Better Life

Starvation, torture, robbery -- young Ethiopian migrant "returnees" recount the horrors they endured on their fruitless journeys in search of a better life in the Gulf.

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Rwandan courts will not protect refugees’ rights, say daughters of genocide hero

Family of Paul Rusesabagina, who campaigned to have him freed from jail, say country’s justice system is a ‘tool to oppress people’

Al Jazeera

Progressive US lawmakers renew calls for ceasefire in Israel’s war on Gaza

With pause in Gaza war set to expire, Congress members gathered outside White House in call to stop the bloodshed.

The Guardian - UK

UK and Rwanda ‘still committed’ to deal after reports Kigali is cooling

Officials in the east African country are frustrated by delays in migrants arriving and negative attention scheme has engendered

The National (Scotland)

Cut refugee red tape for children fleeing Sudan war, MP tells Tory government

THE harrowing stories of children caught up in the “dire” conflict in Sudan have been raised in Parliament as an MP pleaded for the Government…

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The Independent UK

Mali's government will probe Tuareg rebel leaders as crucial 2015 peace deal appears to crumble

Mali’s military government has announced an investigation into the Tuareg rebel leaders who signed a peace agreement in 2015 and now accuse the government of failing to comply with it

The Independent UK

Two planes veer off the runway and crash at same airport – on the same day

Two incidents occurred within hours of each other

Evening Standard

Payments to Rwanda continue after migrant deportation scheme ruled unlawful

The Home Office is continuing to pay 'fixed costs' to Rwanda after deal struck, a top civil servant says

The Independent UK

At least 40 civilians killed by al-Qaida-linked rebels in a Burkina Faso town, UN rights office says

The United Nations' rights office says at least 40 civilians were killed last weekend by al-Qaida-linked rebels trying to take control of a besieged town in Burkina Faso’s hard-hit northern region

The Independent UK

Cynthia Nixon begins hunger strike calling for Israel-Gaza ceasefire

The Sex and the City star is calling for a ceasefire in Gaza

The Guardian - UK

Rwanda is a proxy in the war for the Tory soul. It’s a war Rishi Sunak is losing

A brave leader would admit he is cornered and set out a new direction to his party and the public. He’s not that guy, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Independent UK

Freed Israeli hostage, 78, describes growing hunger and ‘suffocating’ room in captivity

Initially, they ate ’chicken with rice, all sorts of canned food and cheese’ in captivity and were given tea in morning and evening, and children were given sweets

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