June 9, 2023
BEIRUT – It took a bullet to get Ashraf Malik to panic. For the first three days Latest outbreak of armed conflict in SudanThe 23-year-old dental student took refuge in his apartment in Khartoum, watching the furious fighting near his area in the Sudanese capital but feeling relatively unconcerned. “I didn’t take it seriously. I
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Hair-raising video shows man being rescued from flood waters helicopter after his truck was blown off the road. A terrible incident occurred at the Galana-Kulalu dam. Kenya Wednesday, May 3, 2023 A fast flood surrounds the truck A man was driving a tanker along the Galana-Kulalu dam when the river suddenly overflowed and surrounded him.
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Peruvian Prime Minister Alberto Otarola said on Saturday that dialogue with other governments has “moved forward” on what he calls the “migrant crisis.” Hundreds of people remain stranded, unable to cross the Peruvian border to return to their home country of Venezuela. Tensions between migrants and Peruvian citizens seeking to cross over to the Chilean
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Key points There are at least 158 Australians in Sudan fighting fury, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Some countries have already evacuated their citizens. Since fighting broke out eight days ago, more than 420 people have died. Hamida Mohamed traveled to Sudan in February to see her father and extended family.
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Hawthorne coach Sam Mitchell says Jacob Kosicke remains part of his long-term plans but is not an immediate solution to the Hawks’ shortage of high forwards. The Hawks will be without offensive coordinator Mitch Lewis until round 7 as he recovers from an ACL sprain, but Kosice’s form struggles prevented him from grabbing an opportunity
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A major truck overturn during rush hour has caused major delays in Melbourne’s west. Just after 9am on Friday, the truck reportedly crashed into another truck as well as a transit van on Robinsons Road in Ravenhall, about 25km west of Melbourne. Two people were stuck in one of the trucks, and the emergency services
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London and Brussels signed into law Brexit for Northern Ireland, but one of the problems it was supposed to solve – months of political paralysis in the region – remains more unresolved than ever. Northern Ireland’s largest union party has been boycotting the region’s political institutions since May, opposing post-Brexit trade rules. After the hard-fought
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At least one person died after the storm brought strong winds to California on Tuesday, March 21, according to local news. The Los Angeles Times reported that a man died when a tree fell on a car in the Portola Valley. Footage captured by storm chaser Will Wilkens shows a stalled car on a flooded
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Advertising This article is the fifth in a series on the development of railways and industrial parks by Chinese entities in Ethiopia, which began with our analysis Addis Ababa Light Rail (AALRT) and Addis Djibouti Railway in The Diplomat in 2018. Part 3 pvisited the same two projects in 2019; Part 4 describes our visit
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Peruvian authorities have ordered the closure of the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu and the Inca Trail since Saturday amid anti-government demonstrations that have spread across the country and resulted in a rising death toll. Dozens of Peruvians were injured after tensions flared again on Friday as police clashed with protesters and security forces in
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