The Sudanese Army announced on 29 June 2026 in Ed Damazin that it has recaptured two areas in Sudan’s Blue Nile region following clashes with an alliance of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Su
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Sudanese armed forces say they have retaken the town of Kulbus in western Darfur - their biggest battlefield gain in the region since the fall of El-Fasher last year. Kulbus lies on a vital corridor near the border with Chad.
The Ministry of Defence said the jets were supported by RAF Typhoons and a Voyager air-to-air refuelling aircraft.
Algeria is preparing to welcome Pope Léon XIV in April,a visit the government hopes will highlight the country’s historic ties to Christianity and its claim to the legacy of Saint Augustine. But th
Belgium has reaffirmed support for Morocco’s Autonomy plan offered for the Sahara under the Kingdom’s sovereignty,saying the plan is “the most serious,credible and realistic basis” for achieving
Sir Keir posted on X: 'The UK is fully committed to the security of Cyprus and British military personnel based there.'
Atlas Defense,a subsidiary of Turkish Baykar,a global leader in military drones,has begun recruiting Moroccan specialists and engineers for
Morocco has condemned in the strongest terms Iran’s missile attacks that violated the integrity and security of the United Arab Emirates,Bahrain,Qatar,Kuwait and Jordan.
On Saturday,King Mohammed VI held phone calls with several Gulf leaders following Iranian attacks on the sovereignty of those countries,the Royal Office said in a statement.
Finland has expressed supports to the Autonomy Plan for the Sahara under Moroccan sovereignty as “one of the most feasible solutions” to the regional dispute.
A convoy carrying three county commissioners was involved in a road accident near Yambio town,in Western Equatoria State on Tuesday afternoon,leaving five soldiers with minor injuries.
At least 28 civilians have been killed and 39 others injured,including 10 women,following an attack by Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in North Darfur,a medical group reported on Tue
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