Sudan Faces Humanitarian Catastrophe as RSF Advances
Sudan faces an unprecedented humanitarian crisis as Rapid Support Forces close in on El Fasher, threatening to plunge the region into catastrophic violence and displacement.
Category : Global
Ancient Roman skull in Bavaria reveals Mediterranean origins
Archaeologists uncover a 2,000-year-old Roman-era skull in Bavaria with genetic links to Mediterranean and Middle Eastern populations, rewriting early European migration history.
Sudan RSF Massacre in El Fasher Leaves Hundreds Dead
Exclusive report reveals horrific details of the Rapid Support Forces' coordinated attack on El Fasher, leaving hundreds dead and marking one of Sudan's bloodiest episodes in the ongoing conflict.
Manchester's 1945 Pan-African Congress: 80 Years On
Eighty years after Manchester hosted the landmark Pan-African Congress, discover how this radical gathering ignited independence movements across Africa and reshaped Black political consciousness worldwide.
Quakers in Kenya: 400-year-old faith's African renaissance
Discover the remarkable journey of Quakerism from 17th century England to becoming one of Kenya's most influential Christian denominations with over 140,000 members today.
UN condemns 'horrifying' mass killings in Sudan
Top UN officials issue stark condemnation of systematic mass killings in Sudan's escalating conflict, warning of potential war crimes as civilian casualties mount.
El Fasher falls: Civilians massacred in Sudan conflict
Exclusive eyewitness accounts reveal horrific atrocities in Darfur as Rapid Support Forces seize control of El Fasher, with reports of systematic killings and ethnic violence escalating humanitarian catastrophe.
Mass killings in Sudan's El Fasher as RSF rampages
Exclusive reports reveal horrific mass killings in Sudan's Darfur region as Rapid Support Forces target civilians in El Fasher, marking one of the worst atrocities in the ongoing conflict.
Irish overtakes English as Galway's main language
The coastal city of Galway witnesses an unprecedented cultural transformation as Irish becomes the predominant language, marking a significant milestone in language preservation efforts.
Mbera Camp: Aid Cuts Threaten 140,000 Refugees
Exclusive report from Mauritania's Mbera refugee camp reveals how drastic funding cuts are pushing 140,000 Malian refugees to the brink of survival, with food rations slashed and essential services collapsing.
Haiti's escalating gang violence creates humanitarian crisis
Haiti faces an unprecedented crisis as escalating gang violence forces thousands to flee their homes, creating a desperate humanitarian situation on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola.
Caribbean nations endorse Haiti's transitional council
Caribbean leaders rally behind Haiti's new political framework as the nation struggles to restore stability amid gang violence and humanitarian crisis.
American Jews' Deepening Divide Over Israel
A deep dive into the escalating conflict within American Jewish communities over Israel's policies, tracing its origins from historical alliances to today's bitter divisions.
Gaza ceasefire on knife-edge as fears grow
As the temporary ceasefire enters its critical phase, civilians in Gaza describe living in constant fear that fighting could resume at any moment, with many still trapped under rubble and essential supplies failing to reach those in need.
Gaza's Children: From Ceasefire Demands to Survival Fight
As the conflict continues, Gaza's most vulnerable face an escalating humanitarian crisis with aid failing to reach those in desperate need. The international community faces mounting pressure to act.
UK student's Taiwan earthquake terror: "I thought I'd die"
A British student studying in Taiwan recounts her harrowing experience during the recent 7.4 magnitude earthquake, trapped in a mountain tunnel fearing the worst as the ground shook violently around her.
Kenyan forces fire on Raila Odinga mourners - deaths reported
Chaos erupted in Nairobi as Kenyan security forces fired live ammunition on crowds gathering to mourn opposition leader Raila Odinga, leaving multiple dead and dozens injured in shocking scenes.
Everest First Ascent: The Untold Sherpa Story
Exclusive insight reveals how Tenzing Norgay's crucial role in the 1953 Everest conquest reshaped mountaineering history and sparked lasting debate about recognition.
WFP: Global hunger crisis escalates amid funding shortages
The UN's World Food Programme warns of catastrophic funding shortages affecting millions in conflict zones including Afghanistan, South Sudan, and Haiti, forcing drastic ration cuts amid rising global hunger.
First Aid Trucks Cross Into Gaza Amid Fragile Ceasefire
UN World Food Programme convoys deliver critical humanitarian supplies to Gaza as temporary ceasefire holds, offering hope to devastated civilian population.
Sudan's El Fasher siege: Thousands face starvation
A new report reveals El Fasher, Sudan's last Darfur stronghold, faces imminent collapse as civilians endure starvation, disease and relentless RSF attacks with no escape route.
Sussex children experience Europe through virtual learning
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's children are exploring global landmarks through an innovative virtual learning initiative, bringing Paris and New York into their California classroom.
Gaza Crisis Echoes Britain's Imperial Past
As Gaza endures unprecedented devastation, a Guardian analysis reveals how Western powers are repeating historical patterns of colonial violence and collective punishment they once pioneered.
Cyprus's Unprecedented Transformation Revealed
Discover how Cyprus is undergoing remarkable changes across politics, economy, and society, reshaping its identity in the Mediterranean region.
Palestinian girl, 12, dies after West Bank shooting
A 12-year-old Palestinian girl has tragically died in hospital after being shot by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank, sparking international outrage and calls for investigation.
Mexico's First Female President Confronts Malinche Legacy
Historic election winner Claudia Sheinbaum faces complex questions about national identity and the legacy of Malinche, the indigenous woman who shaped Mexico's history as both traitor and survivor.
Ethiopia's 'One People' monument sparks historical controversy
Ethiopia's newly unveiled 'One People' monument in Addis Ababa faces criticism for oversimplifying the nation's complex ethnic history while government defends it as unity symbol.
Syria's Unhealed Wounds: The Search for Justice
An investigative exploration into Syria's painful reckoning with reconciliation and forgiveness amid ongoing conflict and human rights violations.
Girl Child 2025: The Unfinished Equality Battle
As we approach International Day of the Girl Child 2025, new data reveals both progress and persistent challenges in girls' education, safety, and rights worldwide.
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