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Sudan

Topshot - Correction / Children From El-Fasher Rest Outside Their Tent At A Camp For Displaced Sudanese People In The Northern Town Of Al-Dabba On November 13, 2025. In Late October, The Rsf Captured El-Fasher, The Last Army Stronghold In The Vast Western Darfur Region, Consolidating Its Hold Over The Area. Since The Fall Of El-Fasher, Fighting Has Shifted To The Neighbouring Kordofan Region, A Strategic Area Bridging The West Of The Country With The Capital. (Photo By Afp) / "The Erroneous Byline Appearing In The Metadata Of This Photo By Ebrahim Hamid Has Been Modified In Afp Systems In The Following Manner: [Stringer] Instead Of [Ebrahim Hamid]. Please Immediately Remove The Erroneous Mention[S] From All Your Online Services And Delete It (Them) From Your Servers. If You Have Been Authorized By Afp To Distribute It (Them) To Third Parties, Please Ensure That The Same Actions Are Carried Out By Them. Failure To Promptly Comply With These Instructions Will Entail Liability On Your Part For Any Continued Or Post Notification Usage. Therefore We Thank You Very Much For All Your Attention And Prompt Action. We Are Sorry For The Inconvenience This Notification May Cause And Remain At Your Disposal For Any Further Information You May Require." (Photo By -/Afp Via Getty Images)

Ireland

Ireland will continue 'outsized role' in aid for humanitarian crises like Sudan, Minister says

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Explained: What Is Happening In Sudan?
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Explained: What is happening in Sudan?

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