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Sudan army adviser warns US truce plan risks Libya-style split
Amjad Farid says Sudan has sent changes to the US 90-day truce proposal, including a demand for an internationally monitored RSF withdrawal from urban areas. He warns the plan could entrench the force and push Sudan toward a Libya-style split.
Arab League and US press for Sudan truce as Libya election talks continue
In New York, Nabil Fahmy and US adviser Massad Boulos discussed Sudan and Libya. The Arab League called for a humanitarian truce in Sudan and a Libyan-led path to unified institutions and elections, while separate diplomatic efforts continued without a ceasefire agreement.
British arms broker gets 16 years for illegal missile and jet deals to embargoed states
A London court has sentenced British arms broker David Greenhalgh and his Greek partner Christos Farmakis to 16 years in prison for running illegal deals that sent missiles, fighter jets, and other weapons to embargoed countries like Libya and Sudan. The case lays bare how arms traffickers work around global controls.
Sudanese Arrivals Push Morocco's Asylum System to Its Limits
A sharp rise in Sudanese refugees has brought Morocco's asylum system to a breaking point, with more than 23,000 people registered by mid-2026. UNHCR and Moroccan authorities are struggling to keep up as instability in the region drives new arrivals, including many unaccompanied children.