Saudi Arabia Enters Sudan's Gold Market, Seeks To End UAE's Monopoly

Recommendable!

Sudan War Explained: Why Trump Says He Wants to End It Now with Palki Sharma

Very recommendable! A new challenge for the peacemaker! Did indeed the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia ask President Trump to intervene?

The Nile’s New Divide: Africa’s Largest $5 Billion Dam in Ethiopia Sparks Tensions with Palki Sharma

Recommendable! This is huge!

External Meddling For The Red Sea Exacerbates Conflicts In The Horn Of Africa

This seems to be a recommendable article. The article contains some interesting visual information summarizing the article.

The Horn of Africa, for many years a heavy embattled area of foreign power politics!

Caveat: I did not read the entire long article, but I know the source of this article. 

Africa File Special Edition: External Meddling For The Red Sea Exacerbates Conflicts In The Horn Of Africa | Critical Threats

Sudan War: The story so far (Explained)

Recommendable! Of course, several other countries are supporting the two war parties.

Sudan: inside the world’s worst war

Horrible! War is hell! Hospitals and medical staff are not spared!

Sudan's priceless treasures put up for sale online by rebels at very low prices with Molly Gambhir

Bad news! Unless the buyer intends to protect the artifacts and return them after the war.

Why Africa's Largest $5B Nile Dam in Ethiopia is So Controversial

Another cause for war in this region?

Ukraine's Soldiers are Fighting Russia in the Sudan War with Palki Sharma

As if the Russo-Ukrainian War is not already a World War III! What a story!

Ukraines verdeckter Krieg gegen Putins Regime im Sudan. Es geht um Gold und mehr!

Sehr empfehlenswert! Erstklassige Berichterstattung der Bild! Unglaublich! Bravo Ukraine!

How Sudan has become the world's 'forgotten war'

Recommendable! A sad story! And who is involved: Russia, Iran

Beating the Flesh-Eating Disease

Good news! Maybe more shoes would help too!

"A cheap, existing drug has been found to work effectively against mycetoma, a devastating infection that afflicts thousands of people across three continents ...

A clinical trial in Sudan led by Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative (DNDi), the Mycetoma Research Center, and others showed the oral drug fosravuconazole to be up to 85% effective. It has no side effects.

Mycetoma, caused by certain bacteria and fungi, primarily affects people in impoverished rural areas. Many are infected while walking barefoot.

The flesh-eating, bone-destroying disease can lead to severe complications requiring amputation.

Fosravuconazole’s major advantage: Just two pills of the drug (used to treat fungal nail infections) need to be taken once a week versus four pills per day of the current treatment ..."

Global Health NOW: China’s Respiratory Illnesses Raise Concerns; Flesh-Eating Disease ‘Gamechanger’; and An Egg a Day

Sudan: A Safe Haven for Russian Mercenaries and much more

Recommendable! What a mess!

Exposing the spiritual healers sexually exploiting women in Sudan

Very recommendable! However, this investigative journalism went a bit too far e.g. by directly confronting the alleged perpetrator.

Are there still pieces of land unclaimed by any country? Nobody's land anywhere?

Are you ready to stake a claim and become the ruler of your own domain? 😊

What about maybe a beautiful uninhabited island in vastness of the Pacific Ocean? If you don't believe in the Global Warming hoax and Climate Change religion, then this island will not disappear anytime soon. 😊

"... One of the most significant examples of terra nullius is Bir Tawil, a 2,060 square kilometer trapezoidal piece of land near the border between Egypt and Sudan, which neither country claims ownership of. This land is barren, although it is often frequented by transient nomadic Bedouin tribes, such as the Ababda people. ...
In the eyes of international law, no part of Antarctica is owned by any one country. However, this has not stopped seven countries from claiming parts of the continent as their own: Argentina, Australia, Chile, France, New Zealand, Norway, and the United Kingdom. ..."

Are there still pieces of land unclaimed by any country? - The Jerusalem Post Unclaimed pieces of land known as Terra Nullius still exist around the globe.

Schmuggelgeschäfte mit dem Kreml und eine Mine namens Schweiz: wie der Goldreichtum des Sudans zur heutigen Krise führte

Schlagzeile des Tages von der Neuen Züricher Zeitung!

"In April 2012, a small team of wandering miners discovered gold in the Jebel Amir hills of North Darfur, Sudan. One of the mines was so rich -- it reportedly brought millions of dollars to its owners -- that it was nicknamed “Switzerland.” ..." (Source)

Schmuggelgeschäfte mit dem Kreml und eine Mine namens Schweiz: wie der Goldreichtum des Sudans zur heutigen Krise führte Im Sudan, einem der ärmsten Länder der Welt, bekämpfen sich zwei Armeen mit je Zehntausenden Soldaten. Ohne die Goldvorkommen des Landes wäre das kaum denkbar.

Sudan to sign Abraham Accords in coming days

Good news! Blessed are the peacemakers! President Trump's legacy keeps growing!

"When the Abraham Accords were signed in 2020 Sudan was supposed to become the fourth country to join the agreement after the UAE, Bahrain and Morocco but objections from the Sudanese government led by Abdalla Hamdok to the initiative of President Abdel Fattah al-Burhan created a political crisis, which ended in a coup d'état in October 2021, when al-Burhan took full power. ..."

Sudan to sign Abraham Accords in coming days - Globes Following high-level talks between Israel and Sudan with US mediation, Sudan is ready join the accords, "Globes" has learned.

Michael Rubin: Ethiopia’s hydro-hegemony has arrived

Recommendable! Apparently, Ethiopia has a history of taking unilateral action on harnessing international water resources at the detriment of its neighbor countries.

"... Ethiopia has repeatedly failed to negotiate in good faith. In 2007, the Eastern Nile Technical Regional Office of the Nile Basin Initiative—an intergovernmental partnership comprising ten Nile Basin countries including Ethiopia, Sudan, and Egypt—reportedly concluded that the optimum storage capacity for a hydroelectric dam in the location where Addis Ababa would eventually build the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam was 14.47 billion cubic meters. That number is less than one-fifth of what Ethiopia later constructed. ...
While taking unilateral actions that could impact 98 percent of Egyptians might appear a casus belli—a justifiable one—Ethiopian water unilateralism is not new. Consider Ethiopia’s Gibe dams on the Omo River basin: Ethiopia’s unilateral damming, especially in the Omo River basin, including the Gibe cascade,  devastated the UNESCO-listed Lake Turkana in  Kenya. Its actions threatened the existence of the lake and exacerbated both hunger and conflict in the surrounding areas. Ethiopian actions—taken absent consultation with Kenya—may replicate the Aral Sea disaster in East Africa. ..."

Ethiopia’s hydro-hegemony has arrived | American Enterprise Institute - AEI The dam dispute between Ethiopia and Egypt most often garners international press, but the cases impacting Kenya and Somalia show that the pattern of Ethiopian defiance of international norms cuts deeper.

Israel-Bhutan normalize relations; World must note MidEast consensus on Iran

Recommendable! Sudan might be the next country to sign the Abraham Accords with Israel. Blessed are the peacemakers!

Sudan will normalize ties with Israel, Trump announces

Blessed are the peacemakers! Bravo Trump! Finally a chance for peace and prosperity for all people in the region! The dawn of a new era in the Middle East!

Sudan will normalize ties with Israel, Trump announces - Jewish Telegraphic Agency Sudan will become the third Arab country in the past two months to normalize ties with Israel, continuing the trend of Arab states’ willingness to advance ties with the Jewish state even without a peace agreement with the Palestinians.