Suspects arrested in $102 million Louvre jewel heist near Paris
French police arrest suspects in $102m Louvre jewel heist; one caught at CDG while trying to flee
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Sudan’s RSF says it seized SAF base in North Darfur capital
RSF claims capture of El Fasher’s 6th Division HQ, calling it a turning point; verification pending
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Islamist-linked Baraa Battalion re-emerges with new camps in Sudan
Baraa Battalion is recruiting again in Sudan’s north, despite a July vow to go civilian, raising alarm over army affiliations and alleged abuses
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RSF says no talks without secular state and justice for war crimes
RSF will join Quad talks only under strict terms, including ICC extraditions and a secular, federal state
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Quad powers to push Sudan truce plan in Washington talks
Quad powers meet Sudan’s rivals in Washington to press a three-month truce and reopen aid access
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Refugee convicted of raping teen to remain in Sweden
A Swedish appeals court declined to deport a refugee convicted of raping a 16-year-old, citing case specifics
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Four Years Later: Sudan’s descent into hell under General al-Burhan
Sudan’s self-proclaimed leader marks four years since his coup amid war, famine, and growing international isolation
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Egypt seeks full humanitarian ceasefire in Sudan amid regional instability
Sisi says Sudan topped his talks with European leaders as Egypt seeks a humanitarian truce and safeguards Sudan’s unity
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Sudanese herders stranded as CAR border tensions block grazing routes
Border violence leaves Sudanese herders trapped in South Darfur, facing shortages of pasture and water
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Al Jazeera’s Sudan Bias: Why TASIS was right to sever ties
Sudan’s media wars just took a dramatic turn. The Sudan Founding Alliance (TASIS) has severed all media cooperation with Al Jazeera, accusing the Qatari network of blatant bias in its coverage of Sudan’s conflict
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