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Sudan presidential palace

Hundreds of thousands march to Sudan presidential palace in protest against coup

Hundreds of thousands of people marched to the presidential palace in Sudan's capital Khartoum on Sunday in protest at the Oct. 25 military coup, drawing volleys of tear gas and stun grenades from security forces, Reuters witnesses said.
'massive consequences'

EU leaders warn Moscow of ‘massive consequences’ if it invades Ukraine

EU leaders warned Russia of "massive consequences" if it invades Ukraine, the 27 said in a statement following a summit in Brussels on Thursday.
peace accord

South Sudan: ‘Headwinds’ warning from UN mission chief over peace accord

The UN Special Representative in South Sudan, Nicholas Haysom, issued a warning to the Security Council on Wednesday that new “headwinds” could threaten the country’s fragile peace accord, following years of brutal civil conflict. 
Khartoum

Sudan police fire tear gas at Khartoum protesters

Sudanese police have fired tear gas at protesters, who rallied near the presidential palace in the capital Khartoum to voice their anger against a military deal that re-instated Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok.
‘destructive’ approach

Ethiopia accuses US and allies of ‘destructive’ approach

Ethiopia has accused the United States of “perpetuating a destructive narrative” after Washington and its allies sounded the alarm over reports that the authorities were unlawfully detaining citizens on ethnic grounds.
weapons mega-deal

France signs weapons mega-deal with UAE

The UAE is buying 80 upgraded Rafale warplanes in a deal the French Defence Ministry says is worth 16 billion euros and represents the largest-ever French weapons contract for export.
Rafale fighter jet

Macron close to signing Rafale fighter jet deal with UAE

Sources say Abu Dhabi could buy about 60 fighter jets, although they caution the deal is not finalised as French President looks to boost economic and political ties with the UAE on his trip to the Gulf Arab state.
Ukrainian troop

Kremlin: Russia won’t de-escalate due to Ukrainian troop presence

Russia has said it could not de-escalate tensions with the West over Ukraine due to a large concentration of Ukrainian forces near its border.
Afghanistan's Air Force

Taliban claims to build independent Afghanistan’s Air Force despite financial crisis

Taliban claimed to have its own Air Force despite the country dealing with a grave financial crisis.
Ethiopian attack

Sudan military says several soldiers killed in Ethiopian attack

Sudan’s military says several Sudanese soldiers were killed in an attack by Ethiopian forces in a disputed border region.

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