Millions of Sudanese are on the brink of famine as the conflict in the country enters its second year; this according to a new report from the "Integrated Food Security Phase Classification" (IPC), released in late June, which suggests a record 25.6 million people are facing acute hunger. Fourteen areas within Sudan are now viewed "at risk of famine," the most severe classification on the IPC scale. A coalition of African and Arab nations, including Morocco, the United Arab Emirates, and Kenya, issued a joint statement, delivered at the UN headquarters in Geneva, saying that they expressed "deep concern" about the IPC findings.
Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan, on behalf of Morocco’s King Mohammed VI, received, Thursday evening in Casablanca, the President
Egyptian Member of Parliament Essam Diab has called on the prime minister and the Ministry of Communications and Information to
The Egyptian pound has fallen to its lowest level in eight months, driven by surging demand for the local currency
The International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his former
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