Spread of diseases overwhelms Khartoum hospitals in war-ravaged Sudan More than 5,000 cases of malaria, typhoid and dengue fever, causing dozens of deaths, were reported in last month. Al Jazeera · Sep 23, 2025
Ranji Trophy | Tamil Nadu spinners derail Railways, claims the match by an innings and 129 runs Tamil Nadu spinners take 15 wickets to help win Ranji Trophy match against Railways by an innings and 129 runs. The Hindu · Jan 21, 2024
Republican caucuses? Iowa’s Arabs and Muslims are more concerned with Gaza Alienated by Republicans, some Arab American advocates in Iowa say they will not vote for President Joe Biden either. Al Jazeera · Jan 13, 2024
Germany’s Die Linke party closer to splitting after co-chair resigns Dietmar Bartsch’s departure comes days after his co-chair of the leftwing party, Amira Mohamed Ali, resigned The Guardian - UK · Aug 17, 2023
Tunisia struggles to progress under cumbersome bureaucracy Analysts say successive governments have opted to kick the can down the road rather than take serious action. Al Jazeera · Jun 27, 2023
Egypt sentences 38 people to life in prison over 2019 protests An Egyptian court on Sunday handed down life prison sentences to 38 people, including a self-exiled businessman whose social media posts helped to spark anti-government protests. France 24 · Jan 15, 2023
Somali Forces End 30-hour Hotel Siege Somali forces have ended a siege at a hotel in Somalia's capital Mogadishu, an army officer told Reuters on Sunday, adding that they were still clearing explosives scattered around the building. At least 12 people, mostly civilians, were killed as Somalia's elite armed forces battled al Qaeda-linked militants for 30… Asharq Al-Awsat · Aug 21, 2022
Paris suburb feels little love for either presidential candidate Boxing coach Kab Thiam has voted in a French election twice: in 2002 to block the far right's Jean-Marie Le Pen from power and again last Sunday for the hard left's presidential candidate. Reuters · Apr 15, 2022