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UN: The two parties to the conflict in Sudan have agreed to negotiate

Peretz told The Associated Press that the Sudanese military and the Rapid Support Forces have agreed to send representatives to the negotiations, possibly in Saudi Arabia. “Negotiations will initially focus on achieving

May 1, 2023

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Gold diggers in Sudan. Death’s journeys to the brink of war

Musa has no choice but to stand confused among the rocks of the “Khanaq” mine, about 170 km north of the town of Dongola, gazing at a grim reality staring at him

May 1, 2023

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In Aswan.. An educational association welcomes those fleeing the fighting in Sudan

The association was created 3 years ago to provide educational services from primary to secondary for the children of the Sudanese community of Aswan, and with the outbreak of fighting in their

May 1, 2023

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In numbers…the impact of displacement from Sudan on ‘fragile neighbours’

Journalist and political analyst, Mohamed Mustafa Elias, tells Sky News Arabia that Sudan is a pivotal country due to its geographical location, which borders countries that are already experiencing unrest and have

May 1, 2023

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World Food Program reverses decision on Sudan

“WFP is rapidly resuming programming to provide the life-saving assistance so many need right now,” WFP Executive Director Cindy McCain wrote on Twitter. WFP said on April 16 that it had temporarily

May 1, 2023

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Conflict in Sudan.. A third hot file awaits Chinese mediation

In the words of two international relations experts, China is the “biggest country in the world” that has a stake in Sudan’s stability, listing in their commentary to “Sky News Arabia” the

May 1, 2023

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The “Sudan crisis” highlights the barrage of the Renaissance. How big is its impact?

According to statements by water resources experts to “Sky News Arabia”, conflicts and unrest are one of the main reasons for threatening water security in the Arab region, especially since the sources

May 1, 2023

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The Sudanese conflict is tearing apart the dreams of Egyptian students. The story of injury and return

Under the barrage of mutual bombardment between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces, the friends of the student, Mahmoud, took the initiative to transfer him to a hospital in Khartoum

May 1, 2023

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A new Japanese financial package for Egypt to contribute to the development of the transport sector

Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly told a meeting of the Egyptian-Japanese Businessmen’s Forum that the cooperation portfolio between Egypt and Japan has grown steadily in recent years, the total portfolio of grants

May 1, 2023

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Extension of the closure of Sudanese airspace.. except for these flights

The Civil Aviation Authority’s official statement said: “The Civil Aviation Authority is issuing a Notice for Pilots (NOTAM) extending the closure of Sudanese airspace to all air traffic until May 13, with

May 1, 2023

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UN: The two parties to the conflict in Sudan have agreed to negotiate

Gold diggers in Sudan. Death’s journeys to the brink of war

In Aswan.. An educational association welcomes those fleeing the fighting in Sudan

In numbers…the impact of displacement from Sudan on ‘fragile neighbours’

World Food Program reverses decision on Sudan

Conflict in Sudan.. A third hot file awaits Chinese mediation

The “Sudan crisis” highlights the barrage of the Renaissance. How big is its impact?

The Sudanese conflict is tearing apart the dreams of Egyptian students. The story of injury and return

A new Japanese financial package for Egypt to contribute to the development of the transport sector

Extension of the closure of Sudanese airspace.. except for these flights

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