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AFP photographer Yasuyoshi Chiba's award-winning photograph, taken in Khartoum on June 19, 2019

AFP's Yasuyoshi Chiba Wins Top World Press Photo Prize For Sudan Protest Picture

AFP's Yasuyoshi Chiba wins top World Press Photo prize for Sudan protest picture

430,000 People From China Entered US Since Coronavirus Detection, Some Directly From Wuhan

US President Donald Trump warned Americans to expect a "tough week" ahead

Trump's claim of him banning direct flights from China on Jan. 31 helped mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in the U.S. isn't all true.

France Launches Terror Probe After Two Killed In Stabbing Spree

The assailant went on the attack in several stores in the southeastern French town of Romans-sur-Isere

France launches terror probe after two killed in stabbing spree

The assailant went on the attack in several stores in the southeastern French town of Romans-sur-Isere

Two Dead In France Stabbing Rampage

Two dead in France stabbing rampage

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Virus threat: A lab technician gears up for visiting a quarantine ward at the Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi

After Head Start On Virus, Africa Begins Clampdown

After head start on virus, Africa begins clampdown

According to the UN, the conflict in Darfur has resulted in about 300,000 deaths and more than 2.5 million displaced people since 2003

UN Report Calls For Political Mission In Darfur

UN report calls for political mission in Darfur

South Sudan's civil war may have been declared over but armed violence has not slowed

South Sudan's Road To Peace Marred By 'Unconscionable' Violence

South Sudan's road to peace marred by 'unconscionable' violence

Sudanese have been enduring hours-long queues to buy bread for months as the economy shows few signs of improvement since the ouster of longtime dictator Omar al-Bashir in April last year

Sudan Economy In Crisis Almost Year After Bashir Ouster

Sudan economy in crisis almost year after Bashir ouster

Americans express concerns about Facebook's privacy and data practices, but a majority would be disappointed if the social network disappeared, according to a survey

As US Privacy Regulations Gain Momentum, What Will Be The Immediate Impact On Consumers?

The days of collecting and monetizing data unbeknownst to the consumer are quickly coming to an end.

Sudanese rescue teams and security forces circle damaged vehicles at the site of a bomb attack targeting the convoy of Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok, who survived the attack unharmed

Sudan's Post-uprising PM Unharmed In Assassination Bid

Sudan's post-uprising PM unharmed in assassination bid

Kiev joined a slew of other European cities in holding a rally to demand more respect for women's rights

Virus Fears, Violence Hit International Women's Day Rallies

Virus fears, violence hit International Women's Day rallies

Sudanese activist Zeineb says nothing has been done to advance women's rights since the overthrow of Omar al-Bashir

Sudan Women Decry Slow Progress On Rights Since Bashir's Fall

Sudan women decry slow progress on rights since Bashir's fall

Facebook is suing an analytics firm, accusing it of improperly gathering data from users of the social network

Social Media News: Facebook Shuts Down Disinformation Networks Tied To Egypt, India Marketing Firms

Facebook shut down hundreds of user accounts and pages as part of the crackdown.

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Refugee Restaurant Seeks To Win Spanish Hearts

Refugee restaurant seeks to win Spanish hearts

Hospitals in many African countries struggle with poor equipment and lack of trained staff

Vulnerable Continent: Africa And The Coronavirus

Vulnerable continent: Africa and the coronavirus

Israeli Ethiopian Jewish hairdresser Baruch works at his barbershop in the southern Israeli city of Ashkelon. Israel's 140,000-strong Ethiopian-Israeli community could prove pivotal in the Jewish state's tight March 2 election.

Ethiopian-Israeli Lawmaker Says Seeking Equality, Netanyahu's Ouster

Ethiopian-Israeli lawmaker says seeking equality, Netanyahu's ouster

The two have agreed to join forces for the third time since independence in 2011 -- an experiment which has twice previously ended in disaster

S.Sudan's Warring Leaders To Form Long-delayed Unity Government

S.Sudan's warring leaders to form long-delayed unity government

S.Sudan Citizens 'Deliberately Starved' By Warring Parties: UN

S.Sudan citizens 'deliberately starved' by warring parties: UN

Thousands camped outside a UN base near Wau in an overcrowded tent city, too terrified to venture beyond the safety of peacekeepers

South Sudanese Demand Leaders 'Show Us There Is Peace'

South Sudanese demand leaders 'show us there is peace'

Pompeo made a pitch for the United States as Africa's investment partner in a three-nation tour of the continent

Pompeo Closes Africa Tour With Warning About China's 'Empty Promises'

Pompeo closes Africa tour with warning about China's 'empty promises'

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Ivanka Trump Called ‘Ridiculous’ For Posting ‘Glam Shot’ In UAE, Netizens React

A journalist recently slammed Ivanka Trump after she arrived in the United Arab Emirates.

Salva Kiir and Riek Machar are old rivals who have fought and made up multiple times

S.Sudan Rebels Reject President's Peace Compromise

S.Sudan rebels reject president's peace compromise

South Sudan's President Salva Kiir Kiir's had repeatedly refused to back down on the number of states, but had come under intense international pressure to compromise

South Sudan President Offers Key Compromise For Peace

South Sudan president offers key compromise for peace

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo boards his plane at Andrews Air Force Base en route to Munich on a trip that will include his first tour of sub-Saharan Africa

Pompeo Makes First Trip To Africa With Conflicting US Signals

Pompeo makes first trip to Africa with conflicting US signals

Tripoli residents organised a demonstration last week against Haftar's offensive

New Clashes In Libya Despite UN Ceasefire Call

New clashes in Libya despite UN ceasefire call

On October 12, 2000, a rubber boat loaded with explosives blew up as it rounded the bow of the USS Cole in Aden, Yemen, killing 17 sailors

Sudan Signs Deal With Families Of Victims Of USS Cole Bombing: Ministry

Sudan signs deal with families of victims of USS Cole bombing: ministry

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