The humanitarian crisis in Sudan has displaced millions. Despite the dire circumstances, journalists in Sudan continue their work with remarkable resilience

 Sudanese Journalist Returns To Newsrooms Decimated By War

Violence erupts across France as protesters clash with police in a dramatic nationwide movement under the slogan “Block Everything.” Over 200 people have been arrested, with reports of fires, blocked roads, and tear gas in central Paris and other major cities.

France Protests: New PM Takes Office As ‘Block Everything’ Agitation Rocks Country 

The French prime minister, François Bayrou, is expected to be ousted in a confidence vote on Monday afternoon, plunging the eurozone’s second biggest economy into political crisis.

France Political Crisis: PM Francois Bayrou Faces Confidence Vote Today 

The United States has donated $32.5 million to the World Food Programme (WFP) to help deliver urgent food and nutrition assistance to vulnerable communities in Nigeria.
The aid focuses on internally displaced persons in the North-East and North-West, where conflict has caused widespread hunger.

US gives $32.5m to WFP for food aid in Nigeria | Support for women & children in crisis zones

French Prime Minister François Bayrou has declared that the “fate of France” is on the line in a confidence vote scheduled for September 8, 2025. He initiated the vote amid a fierce budget impasse involving €44 billion in spending cuts, elimination of public holidays, and spending freezes. Bayrou’s minority government is expected to lose, with opposition parties firmly against his austerity measures.


French Prime Minister Bayrou Says Fate of France is at Stake in Confidence Vote

The Caspian Sea is shrinking at an alarming pace, threatening vital oil ports, global energy logistics, and rare wildlife like sturgeon and seals. Azerbaijan’s ecology ministry confirms the sea has dropped nearly a meter in five years, affecting the Baku port and regional economies. Officials blame climate change and Russian dam activity. With 15 million people in the Caspian region, the crisis now poses a serious environmental and economic threat.

Is the Caspian sea shrinking? | Azerbaijan raises alarm

#GRAVITAS | Sudan is under a massive drone attack for three consecutive days. Explosions rocked Sudan's main port city and wartime capital Port Sudan after a paramilitary force targeted the base for the military-led government, the fires from the attack torched the country's biggest fuel depot. Watch this video to find out more.

Sudan Crisis: Drones Hit Port Sudan For Third Day In A Row

Sudan's rapid support forces are now claiming that they have taken control of a famine heat displacement camp called ZamZam in the western Darfur region after 2 days of heavy shelling and gunfire. The paramilitary group seized Darfur on the road to El-Fasher the last major city in the region which is still under army's control. In a statement the RSF said that it had deployed military units to secure civilians and humanitarian medical workers in Zamzam after successfully fleeing the camp entirely from the grip of the army. Watch in for more details!

UN: Sudan’s two years of war have ‘shattered’ children’s lives

Today the Sudan conflict entered its third year, displacing 13 million amid famine, violence, and deepening humanitarian crisis. The stakes are particularly high in Darfur, where the RSF launched a new offensive last week to capture El-Fasher – the last key city in the vast western region still under army control.

Sudan: Two Years Of Pain, Ruins & Death

Sudan:Famine atrocities mount after two years of civil war

Europe’s steel sector is facing severe headwinds. Demand has slumped amid persistent geopolitical tensions, supply chain disruptions, and rising energy costs.

Global headwinds blamed for deepening crisis in the UK

The M23 rebel group has handed over an armed rebel general to Rwanda, a move raising questions about regional stability. While Rwanda-backed M23 claims to counter the FDLR in the DRC, the Congolese army denies the group's presence, calling the handover ‘fake.’ What does this mean for the conflict in the region?

DR Congo crisis: M23 hands over anti-Rwandan rebels amid rising tensions in DRC

Violence surges in the Democratic Republic of Congo as ADF rebels, linked to the Islamic State, launch deadly attacks in Ituri province. At least 23 people have been killed, and 20 others taken hostage. Despite Uganda-Congo joint military operations, the ADF continues its brutal assaults, targeting farmers and civilians.

DRC crisis: ADF rebel kill 23, take 20 hostages in Democratic Republic of Congo

Africa's healthcare system is on the brink as wars, malnutrition, and funding cuts worsen the crisis. Non-communicable diseases are rising, and aid reductions by developed nations are leaving health workers jobless. Governments face mounting pressure to address the healthcare emergency.

Africa’s healthcare system struggles amid wars and funding cuts

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) holds over half of the world's cobalt reserves, a key component in electric vehicle batteries. However, as President Tshisekedi strikes new mineral deals with the US, Rwanda-backed M23 rebels continue seizing parts of the country.

DR Congo crisis: DRC president accuses Rwanda of trying to disguise M23 as Congolese armed movement

Venezuela's opposition leader María Corina Machado was freed after she was briefly detained amid gunshots while leaving a protest in eastern Caracas. Machado was detained following her first public appearance in months, prompting her ally, former presidential candidate Edmundo Gonzalez, to demand her immediate release.

Venezuela political crisis: Trump says Venezuela's freedom fighters should not be harmed

French President Emmanuel Macron is looking to name a new prime minister in the next 48 hours, he said at a gathering with leaders from across the political spectrum on Tuesday.

French President Emmanuel Macron Vows To Name New PM Within Hours | World DNA | WION

Sudan's military has been accused of launching an airstrike on a marketplace in Darfur, reportedly killing over 100 people. The attack occurred in Kabkabiya town during its weekly market day, with the Emergency Lawyers rights group condemning it as a "horrific massacre." Watch to know!

Sudan: Air Strike Causes 'Horrific Massacre' In A Darfur Market, More Than 100 Killed | World DNA

Sudan: Air Strike On North Darfur Market Kills More Than 100 | Latest News | WION

French President Emmanuel Macron will hold discussions with leaders from various political parties on Monday as he works to appoint a new prime minister. This comes after Michel Barnier's minority government collapsed last week following a no-confidence vote. Parliamentary speaker Yaël Braun-Pivet indicated that a replacement will be announced "within the next few hours." Watch to know more!

France: Emmanuel Macron Faces Mounting Pressure To Name New Prime Minister | WION

France Political Crisis: President Emmanuel Macron Vows To Name New PM Within Days | Race To Power

France is facing a major political crisis as the government collapses following a no-confidence vote. This development marks a significant shift in the country's political landscape and raises questions about the future of its leadership.

France In Political Crisis After No-confidence Vote Topples Government | Race To Power | WION

Qatar’s Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani met with Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian in Tehran on Wednesday to discuss the ongoing wars in Gaza and Lebanon, state media reported.

Qatar PM Holds Talks With Iran President On Gaza and Lebanon Crises In Tehran

Just as stock market issuance started to slow down ahead of the US Election, Boeing's capital issue of more than 20 billion dollars gave four banks a sizable payout.

Boeing's Share Sale Gives Banks Hefty Fees

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