Saudi begins civilian evacuations from Sudan
Sudan has been witnessing deadly armed clashes between the Sudanese army and the RSF in Khartoum and other areas since April 15…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
SCO, BRICS Expansion: Reshaping Global Power Dynamics
Even though the grouping still has to decide regarding the actual launch of the expansion, Saudi Arabia’s growing interest in BRICS is already signalling
Japan bolsters diplomacy to woo ‘Global South’
PM Fumio Kishida will leave next week on the first multicountry trip to Africa by a Japanese leader since 2014. The Group of Seven
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
Crisis-hit Pakistan blames Kabul for TTP problem
Differences between the two countries have been sustained over the frequent violation of Afghan air space by the Pakistani forces citing the disputed ‘Durand
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
