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Sudan war at critical juncture as military advances in key regions

The war erupted in April 2023 between the military and the RSF, two allies who were meant to have overseen the democratic transition after a popular uprising in 2019

Trump govt lines up Latin American cooperation for migrant deportations

US President Donald Trump's administration has laid the groundwork to reverse the region's migration flow

Ancelotti confirms Mbappe fit for Copa semifinal despite tooth issue

Madrid, seeking its second Copa final in three seasons, will play the first leg of the semifinals at Sociedad on Wednesday.

Erling Haaland trains ahead of Man City's Premier League clash vs Tottenham

Haaland missed City's losses to Real Madrid and Liverpool last week because of the injury.

Here's all you need to know about ruling blocking Trump's refugee ban

Trump halted the nation's refugee resettlement program as part of a series of executive orders cracking down on immigration

House GOP advances budget resolution, key to pushing Trump's agenda forward

Trump was making calls to wayward GOP lawmakers and had invited Republicans to the White House

Trump directs govt to consider possible tariffs on copper in latest move

It will have a big impact, said Trump before signing the executive order to study copper imports

Pope Francis is critical but stable with no new respiratory crises: Vatican

In the morning, after receiving the Eucharist, he resumed work activities, the Vatican statement said

White House says it 'will decide' which news outlets will cover Trump

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the changes would rotate traditional outlets from the group and include some streaming services

Federal technology staffers resign rather than help Elon Musk, DOGE

The employees also warned that many of those enlisted by Musk to help him slash the size of the federal government under President Donald Trump's administration were political ideologues

Federal employees may get more demands to justify work at Musk's direction

The Office of Personnel Management told agency leaders Monday that their employees did not have to comply with a Musk-inspired edict for workers to report their recent accomplishments

Seattle judge blocks Trump's effort to halt refugee admissions system

Lawyers for the administration argued that Trump's order was well within his authority to deny entry to foreigners whose admission to the US would be detrimental to the interests of the United States

Hamas to return bodies of 4 dead Israeli hostages in exchange for prisoners

The deadlock had threatened to collapse the ceasefire when the current six-week first phase of the deal expires this weekend

Musk has inside track to modernise air traffic communications system

Musk said that the network used by air traffic controllers is aging and requires drastic and quick action to modernise it

Former Iraqi prime minister returns to Baghdad despite security threats

Al-Kadhimi left Iraq after his term as prime minister ended in 2022 and has been living in London and the United Arab Emirates

Bitcoin falls below $90,000, erasing some of gains made under Trump

Cryptocurrency is highly volatile, and prices can change rapidly. Even with Tuesday's drop, bitcoin is still up significantly since Trump won last year's election

21 DOGE staffers resign over refusal to use their 'technical expertise'

The mass resignation of engineers, data scientists and product managers is a temporary setback for Musk and the Republican president's tech-driven purge of the federal workforce

Apple shareholders to consider ending diversity programmes amid backlash

In its rebuttal to the anti-DEI proposal, Apple said its programme is an integral part of a culture that has helped elevate the company to its current market value of $3.7 trillion

Palestinians struggle to rebuild their lives amid Gaza's devastation

Gaza City's municipality started fixing some water lines and clearing rubble from streets, said a spokesperson, Asem Alnabih. But it lacks heavy equipment

Anti-US sentiment in West Bank boosts demand for alternative 'Chat Cola'

Chat used to be a specialty product, but from what we've seen, it dominates the market, said Abdulqader Azeez Hassan, 25, the owner of a supermarket in Salfit that boasts fridges full of fizzy drinks