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What we know about US strikes on Venezuela
André Rhoden-Pauland BBC Verify Reuters Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores have been captured The US has captured Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro after a large scale strike on the South American country, US President Donald Trump has said. Trump said Venezuela’s left-wing president and his wife were flown out of the country…
Pakistan Forms High-Level Cabinet Committee to Monitor Oil Prices Amid Iran-US War Fears
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Syria without Assad is lighter – but now there are new problems
Jeremy BowenInternational Editor BBC A year ago, the war that President Bashar al-Assad seemed to have won was turned upside down. A rebel force had broken out of Idlib, a Syrian province on the border with Turkey, and was storming towards Damascus. It was led by a man known as Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, and his…
Millions in Sudan Surviving on One Meal a Day as Food Crisis Deepens, Warn NGOs
Khartoum/Geneva— Millions of people in war-torn Sudan are now surviving on just one meal a day, with many families going entire days without food and resorting to eating leaves and animal feed, according to a new joint report released by five leading humanitarian organizations.The report, titled “What it Takes to Eat: Conflict and Sudan’s Fragile…
