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Millions displaced as Sudan war enters third year

16-04-2025 UNITED NATIONS/ KHARTOUM: As Sudan’s civil war enters its third year, the conflict between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has displaced approximately 13 million people, according to the United Nations. “The conflict has provoked the displacement of 13 million people, including 8.6 million internally displaced …

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India to pursue trade liberalization with US

16-04-2025 Bureau Report NEW DELHI: India has decided to pursue a path of trade liberalization with the United States, India’s trade secretary said on Tuesday, with the two countries signing the terms of reference for the first part of a bilateral trade deal. India and the US agreed in February …

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China accuses US spies of ‘advanced’ cyberattacks

16-04-2025 BEIJING: China accused the United States National Security Agency (NSA) on Tuesday of launching “advanced” cyber-attacks during the Asian Winter Games in February, targeting essential industries. Police in the northeastern city of Harbin said three alleged NSA agents to a wanted list and also accused the University of California …

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Hamas reviews new ceasefire proposal

16-04-2025 GAZA STRIP/ BEIRUT: Hamas is reviewing a new ceasefire proposal from Israel and will respond “as soon as possible” as the movement’s spokesperson Sami Abu Zuhri tells Al Jazeera that “the request to disarm Hamas is not acceptable to even hear”. At least 17 Palestinians have been killed and …

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Multiple French prisons attacked over narco crackdown

16-04-2025 PARIS: Several French prisons were attacked overnight in response to government efforts to clamp down on drug trafficking, senior officials said on Tuesday, as authorities grapple with what they have called a “tsunami” of cocaine coming into the country. Unknown assailants fired automatic weapons at the prison in the …

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Iraq sandstorm leaves many with breathing problems

15-04-2025 BAGHDAD/ NAJAF: More than a thousand people have been left with respiratory problems after a sandstorm swept across Iraq’s central and southern parts of the country, health officials said. One official in Muthanna province reported to media at least 700 cases of what they said was suffocation. Footage shared …

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