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A British national residing in Sheffield has been identified as a prominent online propagandist for Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group accused of committing genocide in the Darfur region. The

Prominent writer and human rights advocate Alaa Abd el-Fattah has been prevented from traveling to the United Kingdom by Egyptian border officials, according to family sources. The activist, who holds dual British-Egyptian

Johannesburg authorities are under fire for detaining over 150 Palestinian travelers, including families with young children and a woman in advanced pregnancy, aboard an aircraft for approximately half a day due to

A sophisticated, state-backed fuel smuggling operation has drained an estimated $20 billion from Libya’s national revenue over a three-year period, according to a new investigation. The findings point to a systematic scheme

A major tobacco company is facing allegations of employing double standards by attempting to weaken proposed health regulations in Zambia that are already standard practice in its home market. Documents reveal that

A severe humanitarian emergency is unfolding in Sudan’s North Darfur region following the military capture of El Fasher last month. International organizations report that relief operations are nearing complete collapse as displacement

Algerian authorities have issued a presidential pardon for writer Boualem Sansal, authorizing his release from detention and permitting his transfer abroad for medical care. The decision, announced Wednesday, follows diplomatic appeals from

Google has confirmed that its Maps service shows the border between Western Sahara and Morocco differently depending on where users access the platform. While international users see a dotted line indicating the

A prominent social media personality has been fatally shot before spectators in northern Mali, highlighting the deteriorating security situation across the West African nation. The victim, identified as Mariam Cissé, had gained

Individuals who exposed illegal profiteering within a protected coastal nature reserve in the Democratic Republic of Congo have been subjected to severe reprisals, including violent attacks and sexual assault, according to findings