War in Sudan: UN flags acute shortages of essentials
Access to health care, including sexual and reproductive health care, is also critically impacted in Sudan…reports Asian Lite News Despite a ceasefire, shortages of
India’s ‘Operation Kaveri’ begins in Sudan
The development comes even as France and Saudi Arabia have evacuated some Indians along with citizens of other countries…reports Asian Lite News About 500
UK evacuates embassy staff, families from Sudan
Cleverly urges warring parties in Sudan to lay down arms and implement an immediate ceasefire to allow citizens to leave conflict zones…reports Asian Lite
Trial of former South African President Zuma postponed to Aug
Zuma faces a minimum of 15 years in prison if he is convicted of involvement in major corruption. He pleaded not guilty to all
ATMIS kicks off mental health training for troops in Somalia
During the training, ATMIS personnel will learn about how violent conflict affects mental health, families, communities and the impact of trauma and post-traumatic stress
Jaishankar: Renewable energy is our collective interest
The External Affairs Minister of India emphasised the need for “collective interest” in the field of renewable energy amid climate change. External Affairs Minister
Strained China ties bringing Kenya, West closer
Since the new administration assumed office last September, Ruto’s several visits outside Africa have largely been to Western nations, including the US (twice), the
Sudan unrest continues, death toll hits 270
The clashes which first erupted on April 15 in capital Khartoum continues as of Wednesday morning with heavy gunfire and explosions…reports Asian Lite News
‘Stay indoors’, India asks its nationals in Sudan
Ministry of External Affairs has set up a Control Room to provide information and assistance to Indians….reports Asian Lite News The Indian Embassy in
Blinken speaks to Sudan Generals, calls for ceasefire
The death toll from fighting between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces has reached 180 and over 1,800 civilians are injured…reports
