'They shoot, arrest, extort. It's constant terror': In Sudan, the 'RSF State' as told by those who fled it

As the threat of Sudan being partitioned looms, the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) claims it could govern Darfur.

France faces a crossfire of Russian and American disinformation

Since the start of the year, pro-Russian networks and Trump-aligned accounts have increasingly targeted France. While their ...

Frederik X, a monarch embraced by Greenlanders

Deeply attached to Greenland – where he once undertook a four-month expedition under extreme conditions – the king of Denmark ...

In Italy, the 'forest family' becomes a blessing for the far right

Many have rallied behind a couple living in seclusion in a forest, whose children were taken into care by the courts. Matteo ...
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'A decline in birth rates can help France solve some of its most serious challenges'

OP-ED. A drop in the number of births can help reduce unemployment, ease housing pressure and improve the education system, argues Guillaume Duval, the former editor-in-chief of 'Alternatives ...

Epstein scandal deals new blow to Norway's crown princess

Newly unsealed files released this weekend exposed Crown Princess Mette-Marit's friendship with the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The timing could not be worse for Norway's royal palace: On Tuesday, ...

Syria and Lebanon: The search for a fresh start since Assad's fall and Hezbollah's collapse

Beirut is seeking to build a relationship on equal footing with the new authorities in Damascus, but progress has remained slow. The weight of history, particularly Syria's tutelage over Lebanon from ...

Five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos and his father released from ICE facility in Texas

The boy and his father, Adrian Conejo Arias, had been detained by ICE in a Minneapolis suburb on January 20 and taken to a facility in Texas. They were released upon the order of US District Judge ...

Japan says rare earth found in sediment retrieved on deep-sea mission

The sample that contained rare earth was collected by a deep-sea scientific drilling boat, in a mission that Japan says was the world's first bid to tap the valuable minerals at such a depth – 6,000 ...
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Tülay Hatimogullari: 'Ankara's policy in favor of Damascus undermined negotiations with the Kurds in Turkey'

While she welcomes the agreement reached on January 30 between the Syrian government and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, the Turkish MP from the pro-Kurdish DEM party voices concern about ...

Israel to end Doctors Without Borders work in Gaza

Israel said Sunday it would end the work of Doctors Without Borders in Gaza after it failed to provide a list of its Palestinian staff.
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