Tehran is trying to exploit the divisions between Western countries and the juntas in the Sahel. Also in the crosshairs is the country that hosts 250 Italian soldiers Iran is exploiting the growing rift between
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Nigerian Army troops ambush, kill three terrorists in Kaduna
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Nigerian Army speaks on allegation of bias in trial of soldiers
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Sudan-South Sudan border: 52 people killed in Abyei clashes
On Saturday, 52 people were killed and 64 injured in tribal clashes, according to Bulabek Deng Kuol, Sultan of the Ngok Dinka in the disputed Abyei border region between Sudan and South Sudan. The UN
Armed groups skirmish in eastern Sudan ‘safe state’
The government of El Gedaref in eastern Sudan has deported forces affiliated with the Sudan Liberation Movement led by Minni Minawi (SLM-MM) on Monday, following “isolated and limited friction” with members of another SLM faction