Sudan
Bibi was given $4 a day to survive. Now that allowance has been cut to zero
As humanitarian crises unfold around the globe, the United Nations is looking at its books.
- by Zach Hope and Karuni Rompies
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Ukraine is employing a new weapon against Russia: sending aid to Africa
Even as the war-torn nation defends its homeland against the Russian invasion, it is delivering major shipments to vulnerable populations.
- by Rob Harris
Mining, chickens, equity fund. Hamas’ money machine ignored by Israel
The ledgers, pilfered from the computer of a senior Hamas official, listed assets worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Netanyahu “didn’t care much about it”.
- by Jo Becker and Justin Scheck
‘Attack everything’: Russia-linked hackers claim they knocked OpenAI offline this week
Anonymous Sudan presents itself as a “hacktivist” gang that is waging attacks out of Africa, but cybersecurity researchers say its targets consistently match the Kremlin’s geopolitical priorities.
- by Ryan Gallagher
Landmark office tower burns in Sudan’s capital turned into urban war zone
The headquarters of the oil company and buildings of government agencies have been destroyed.
‘My kids were born in Sydney, they’ll never see my home’: War tears up Australian families
The RAAF evacuated 36 Australians and their families from Sudan overnight but dozens remain stranded amid the bloody conflict.
- by Olivia Ireland
UN warns more than 800,000 refugees could flee fighting in Sudan
The United Nations has warned of a humanitarian crisis in Sudan as fighting continues between rival military factions despite a supposed ceasefire.
- by El Tayeb Siddig and Nafisa Eltahir
Australians given just hours to flee Sudan crisis
More than 130 Australians remained trapped in Sudan on Saturday afternoon, as the Australian government cautioned people had just hours left to flee the fighting.
- by Bianca Hall
High-risk evacuations as diplomats and foreign nationals escape Sudan
A number of European nations have joined the US and UK in using armed forces to evacuate citizens.
Civilians flee Khartoum as Sudanese rivals attempt another truce
Nearly 300 people have been killed in the past five days, the UN health agency said, but the toll is likely higher because many bodies lie uncollected in the streets.
- by Jack Jeffery and Samy Magdy
Death toll soars, 24-hour cease-fire in force in Sudan, reports
At least 185 people died and some 1800 were wounded in battles that included an assault on the international airport. Even the EU ambassador “was assaulted in his own residency”.
- by Jack Jeffery and Samy Magdy
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