Darfur's Despair: Hunger and Bribery in Sudan War
As Sudan's civil war enters its fourth year, photojournalist Jérome Tubiana documents the dire conditions in Darfur, where 600,000 displaced people face hunger, bribery, and ruin.
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China's Short-Term Gains in US-Iran War May Lead to Long-Term Pain
Analysis reveals China may benefit diplomatically from the US-Iran conflict, but faces severe risks to energy security and economic stability, threatening its global position.
Global Snapshot: New Year Festivities and Baby Elephant Debut
A visual journey across continents captures New Year celebrations in Asia, a baby elephant's debut in Washington DC, and significant events from political rallies to conflict zones.
Barghouti Endures Attacks in Israeli Jail, Lawyer Reports
Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti, often called 'Palestine's Mandela,' is at immediate risk in Israeli jails after three recent assaults, including a dog attack by guards, his lawyer states amid calls for his release.
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Over £1 Billion Pledged for Sudan at Berlin Conference
International donors have pledged more than £1 billion to address Sudan's humanitarian crisis, exceeding targets set at a Berlin conference. However, ceasefire talks remain stalled as conflict continues.
Russian Strikes Kill 12 in Ukraine, Including Child
Overnight Russian drone and missile strikes across Ukraine have killed at least 12 people, with fatalities in Kyiv, Odesa, and Dnipro. A 12-year-old child was among the dead as residential buildings collapsed and fires erupted.
Colombia VP Márquez Blames Racism for Government Frustrations
Francia Márquez, Colombia's first Black vice-president, discusses strained relations with President Petro and systemic racism in government, highlighting obstacles faced during her historic term.
E Pluribus Unum: America's Enduring Unity Struggle
Exploring the evolution of America's motto 'Out of many, one' through 250 years of conflict, inclusion, and democratic tension.
E Pluribus Unum: America's Enduring Struggle for Unity
From its founding motto to modern polarization, the United States has grappled with defining unity amid diversity. Historians examine how this ideal has evolved through inclusion, exclusion, and ongoing tensions.
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China's Soft Power Moment Arrives via 'Becoming Chinese' Meme
Young Westerners embracing Chinese lifestyle trends on social media mark a pivotal shift in global cultural influence, outpacing official state-led soft power campaigns.
Sudan War: Fourth Year of Famine and Mass Displacement
Sudan's war reaches its fourth year, escalating into a severe humanitarian crisis with millions facing famine, displacement, and violence, as documented in a photo gallery.
US and Iran's Legal Clash Over Strait of Hormuz
The Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil chokepoint, sees the US and Iran locked in a legal standoff over maritime rights, with both nations interpreting international law differently amid ongoing tensions.
Pope Leo Urges Cameroon to Resist Rich and Powerful Amid Trump Feud
Pope Leo, on an African tour, called on Cameroon's government to resist the influence of the wealthy and powerful, as his ongoing feud with Donald Trump and JD Vance intensifies.
Bay of Pigs Veterans Open New Museum on 65th Anniversary
Cuban exile veterans mark the 65th anniversary of the Bay of Pigs Invasion with a new museum in Miami's Little Havana, preserving history and advocating for political change.
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Vatican Slams Trump and Vance Over 'Just War' Theory
The Vatican has strongly criticised Donald Trump and JD Vance, arguing the 'just war' theory is outdated for modern conflicts involving advanced weaponry like drones.
Hundreds of Rohingya Refugees Feared Dead in Andaman Sea
A tragic boat capsizing in the Andaman Sea has left hundreds of Rohingya refugees feared dead, while Sri Lanka's navy rescues 102 others. Global news includes Hungary's election and Cameroon's ceasefire.
Settlers Block Palestinian Kids' School Path with Barbed Wire
Palestinian children in the West Bank faced barbed wire fences and tear gas from Israeli settlers as they attempted to return to school after the Iran war ceasefire, highlighting escalating settler violence.
Pope Reaffirms Peace Message Amid Trump Criticism
Pope Leo XIV emphasises peace and dialogue during his Africa visit, ignoring Donald Trump's social media attacks. He focuses on St. Augustine's teachings and interfaith unity.
250 Rohingya Refugees Feared Dead in Andaman Sea Boat Disaster
A boat carrying Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshi nationals capsized in the Andaman Sea, with nearly 250 feared dead. The UNHCR cites overcrowding and rough seas as causes, highlighting the ongoing crisis.
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Flotilla Carrying Aid for Gaza Sets Sail from Spain
A flotilla of over 70 boats and 1,000 activists has departed Barcelona, aiming to deliver aid to Gaza and revive global attention on the Palestinian plight amid shifting Middle East conflicts.
Pope Leo XIV Covered in Mud During Africa Tour After Trump Spat
Pope Leo XIV was photographed with mud-covered hands while planting olive trees with boy scouts in Angola, just days after a public disagreement with Donald Trump regarding the Iran conflict.
Israel-Lebanon Talks in US Achieve Little as Regional Crisis Deepens
Direct diplomatic talks between Israel and Lebanon in Washington, the first in over 30 years, have failed to produce concrete results as regional tensions escalate, with fears of wider war growing.
Sudan Refugees in Kenya Struggle as Aid Funding Plummets (15.04.2026)
Refugees fleeing Sudan's war to Kenya describe scenes of death and trauma, while Red Cross workers warn of catastrophic outcomes as international aid is cut by over 50%.
250 Missing After Boat Capsizes in Andaman Sea
At least 250 Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshi nationals are missing after a boat capsized in the Andaman Sea en route to Malaysia, according to UN agencies.
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Sudan War by the Numbers: Fourth Year of Conflict Crisis
As Sudan enters its fourth year of war, staggering statistics reveal over 59,000 killed, 19 million facing hunger, and 13.5 million displaced, with atrocities and a collapsing health system deepening the humanitarian disaster.
Sudan's War Intensifies Amid International Failures and Foreign Backing
As Sudan's conflict enters its fourth year, a devastating humanitarian crisis persists with millions displaced and facing famine, exacerbated by foreign powers like the UAE and Ethiopia fueling the violence.
Foreign Mothers and Daughters: Cultural Understanding
A podcast from the Guardian archives explores the complex relationship between a mother and daughter from different cultures, highlighting how perspectives shift with time and new generations.
Sudan's War Enters Fourth Year Amid Famine and Neglect
Sudan marks a grim fourth year of conflict with famine, massacres, and 13 million displaced, as UN officials label it an 'abandoned crisis' amid international distraction.
Israeli Strikes Kill Children in Lebanon Far From Front Lines
Over 2,000 people have been killed in Lebanon since Israel's war with Hezbollah began, including 168 children. Families accuse Israel of war crimes as strikes hit homes far from the front lines.
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250 Missing After Migrant Boat Capsizes in Andaman Sea
At least 250 Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshi nationals are missing after their overcrowded vessel sank in rough seas while heading to Malaysia, according to UN agencies.
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