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Dozens of Al Shabab terrorists killed in Somalia strikes
Operations targeted supply stockpiles, significantly weakening the terror group’s logistical capacity, mobility, and ability to organise attacks, says the defence ministry.
Dozens of Al Shabab terrorists killed in Somalia strikes
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'Not forgotten but abandoned': Sudan war enters its fourth year
Death toll from Sudan war tops grim 59,000 mark, and at least 6,000 have been killed over the last three days as the RSF rampaged through Darfur’s Al Fasher.
'Not forgotten but abandoned': Sudan war enters its fourth year
War pushes 70 percent of Sudanese into poverty, UN says
"Three years into this conflict, we are not just facing a crisis — we are witnessing the systematic erosion of a country's future," UN Development Programme's Sudan representative says.
War pushes 70 percent of Sudanese into poverty, UN says
Three years on, Sudan’s community kitchens are collapsing under war and hunger
With nearly half now closed, the grassroots Takaaya system that replaced formal aid is buckling under rising costs and global neglect.
Three years on, Sudan’s community kitchens are collapsing under war and hunger
Türkiye sends 36 tonnes of food aid to displaced Nigerians
Aid was distributed at the displacement camp in Adamawa State as part of UN-coordinated humanitarian efforts.
Türkiye sends 36 tonnes of food aid to displaced Nigerians
Türkiye’s oil drilling: A strategic inflexion point for Somalia
Long seen as a site of crisis and intervention, Somalia may now be approaching a turning point,one driven not by aid or security, but by energy, investment, and shifting geopolitical interests, with Türkiye’s offshore drilling mission at its centre.
Türkiye’s oil drilling: A strategic inflexion point for Somalia