Belgium opens $24T DRC mining files amid US-China race
Belgium is digitising colonial mining records for Congo after rejecting exclusive access requested by a private mining company.
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Egypt unveils Byzantine city and ancient tomb discoveries
New discoveries in Egypt include a Byzantine city, ancient tombs and artefacts that provide fresh insights into urban planning and daily life.
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Putin and Trump discuss Ukraine ahead of NATO summit
Trump offered to help resolve the Ukraine war during a call with Putin ahead of next week’s NATO summit in Türkiye.
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Ebola cases in DRC climb to 1,502 total
Confirmed Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo rise to 1,502 with 473 deaths reported.
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Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant loses off-site power again
The International Atomic Energy Agency reported a new power loss at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear site.
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TASIS denounces Burhan junta’s death, jail terms for civilians
The alliance said tribal leaders and activists were unfairly prosecuted in El Obeid, calling the convictions politically motivated and demanding their release.
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Egypt calls for urgent Sudan truce as fighting intensifies
The UN warned exploitation of natural resources continues financing Sudan’s conflict, increasing humanitarian suffering and regional instability since 2023.
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Tribal clashes erupt in South Darfur over livestock
Local mediators intervened after renewed fighting between the Bani Halba and Salamat tribes spread across parts of South Darfur.
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More than 6,000 flee West Darfur violence near Chad border
Families fled Kalbus locality after security deteriorated, leaving thousands displaced and facing uncertainty as violence continued across the area.
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Storms destroy 170 homes at Sudanese refugee camp in Chad
Severe weather damaged Abu Qadam camp in eastern Chad, leaving around 170 Sudanese refugee families homeless after their homes collapsed.
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