UN Chief Says It's Time To Reform Security Council, Bretton Woods
"The global financial architecture became outdated, dysfunctional and unfair," he said. "In the face of the economic shocks from the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russian invasion of
Sudan Ceasefire Deal Raises Hopes For Relief In Khartoum
According to the text of the Jeddah deal, a committee including three representatives from each of the warring parties, three from Saudi Arabia and three from the U.S. would monitor the ceasefire.
'Where Is The State?': Mass Looting Engulfs Sudanese Capital
While the RSF dominates the capital on the ground and the army conducts frequent airstrikes, the witnesses said police had simply vanished from the streets when the fighting started in Khartoum on April 15.
Pakistan Police To Search Home Of Former PM Imran Khan
Hundreds of policemen, led by the district commissioner, will perform the search after receiving a warrant to do so, said Amir Mir, the information minister of the sprawling province of Punjab.
US House Member 'Pauses' Subpoena Attempt Over Afghanistan Cable
McCaul had scheduled a committee meeting next week to consider a contempt of Congress charge against Blinken over his refusal to release the cable despite the subpoena.
Tunisia Police To Investigate Two Top Journalists, Radio Station Says
Radio Mosaique said its broadcasters Haythem El Mekki and Elyess Gharbi were going to be questioned by police on Friday in an investigation linked to journalistic content.
Witnesses Recount Gunmen's Raid On Church In Sudan's Capital
Over four terrifying hours last weekend, masked gunmen affiliated to one of Sudan's warring factions raided one of Khartoum's oldest churches, opening fire at church officials as they searched for cash, gold and women, two witnesses said.
Japan's G7 Refugee Balancing Act: Door Open For Ukrainians, But Not Many Others
More than a year after escaping her native Kyiv with a broken leg one winter night, Lidiya Bibko lives in a tidy two-bedroom Tokyo flat as one of 2,300 Ukrainians who fled to Japan after the Russian invasion.
Genome Data Sheds Light On How Homo Sapiens Arose In Africa
Our species arose in Africa more than 300,000 years ago, with the oldest-known Homo sapiens fossils discovered at a site in Morocco called Jebel Irhoud, located between Marrakech and the Atlantic coast.
Sudan's Conflict Inflicts Heavy Toll On Children
After surviving weeks of fighting in Khartoum, Sanaa Mahmoud has finally got her family to safety in Cairo but says her daughter still wakes up at night screaming because of the gunfire and airstrikes that rocked her neighbourhood.
Analysis-Qatar Takes Diplomatic Back Seat As Saudi Flexes Political Muscle
Earlier this month Qatar reluctantly withdrew its opposition to Saudi Arabia's initiative to readmit Syria. It made clear it opposed normalizing its own ties with Damascus but said it would not stand in the way of an Arab consensus.
Ukraine Says It Shot Down 29 Of 30 Missiles In Overnight Russian Attacks
A witness in Kyiv in a blue jacket who did not give his name said: "There was a very powerful explosion.
EU's Borrell Asks For 3.5 Billion Euro Boost To Fund Used For Ukraine Military Aid
Borrell's proposal requires approval from the EU's national governments. They agreed last December that, "in case of need", such an increase could be justified.
US State Dept To Allow Two House Members To View Classified Afghanistan Document
In a letter to McCaul, the department said it would make the material available as soon as possible.
Ukraine Reports New Advances Near Eastern City Of Bakhmut
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy mentioned sustained Russian shelling in several regions, saying in a video address that these attacks showed the need to place further international pressure on Moscow.
Earth-sized Alien Planet Gripped By Widespread Volcanism
It is a planet that does not rotate - with one side perpetually in daylight and the other in darkness.
Central Asia Leaders Converge In China As Xi Touts 'Enduring' Friendship
Across the Silk Road city of Xian, banners, billboards and even taxi signs were set up to promote the summit, with some in both Chinese and Russian.
India Boosts Security For G20 Meeting In Kashmir After Attacks
India has stepped up security in the Jammu and Kashmir region because of an increase in militant attacks in the run-up to a G20 meeting on tourism in the Himalayan territory, officials said on Wednesday.
An Israeli Missile Worsens The Adversity Of Five Disabled Siblings
When an Israeli missile struck the residential block of the Nabhan family in Gaza four days ago, no one was killed, but a family with five disabled members were among 45 people made homeless.
Ukraine Supreme Court Chief Dismissed After Being Detained In Bribery Case
The head of Ukraine's Supreme Court was dismissed from his post on Tuesday after being detained in a bribery investigation which anti-corruption authorities cast as their biggest-ever case.
Turkey Election Results Show Erdogan Dominating In Quake-hit Region
The ruling party's strong showing, defying initial expectations in February that the quakes would hurt its support, was also driven by doubts about the opposition's ability to meet voters' expectations.
Factbox-Wife Of Pakistan's Khan, Charged With Graft, Is Known For Spirituality
Bushra Khan, the wife of Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan, is facing corruption charges in the same case that led to his arrest on May 9.
Ukrainian Army Revamps Commercial Drones To Attack Russian Tanks, Trenches
Kakrurt fights for Ukraine's 35th Marine Brigade, which modifies commercially-available drones and uses them to attack Russian forces who are occupying swathes of Ukraine's east and south.
Kremlin Says Its Spies Are Watching As CIA Urges Russians To Get In Touch
The short video in Russian was accompanied by a text saying the agency wanted to hear from military officers, intelligence specialists, diplomats, scientists and people with information about Russia's economy and its leadership.
Pakistan To Try Ex-PM Khan's Violent Supporters Under Army Laws
It has previously said that the May 9 attacks against the military were "pre-planned" and ordered by Khan party's leaders. Khan has denied the allegation and demanded an investigation.
Russia, Ukraine To Receive African Mission On Potential Peace Plan, Pretoria Says
Putin and Zelenskiy had agreed to receive the mission in their respective capitals Moscow and Kyiv, a South African Presidency statement said.
Australia Cancels Quad Meeting In Sydney After Biden Postponement
A bilateral programme in Sydney with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi could still go ahead next week, Albanese said.
Cricket-Pakistan Unhappy With New ICC Revenue Model, Demands Clarity
The International Cricket Council (ICC), the game's global governing body, has proposed a new revenue sharing model for the 2024-27 cycle to be voted on at its next board meeting in June.
Ukraine Hails Gains In Bakhmut As Zelenskiy Wins More Weapons In Europe
The battle for Bakhmut has become the longest and bloodiest of the war and has totemic significance for Russia, which has no other prizes to show for a winter campaign that cost thousands of lives.
Israel May Pursue Some Judicial Reforms By August, Lawmaker Says
The proposed reforms, which would curb some Supreme Court powers and increase government sway over appointments to the bench, have set off unprecedented protests in Israel and Western worries for the independence of Israel's judiciary.