Conflict

UN chief appeals to Sudan's warring factions to observe ceasefire over Eid al-Fitr holiday

The fiercest battles between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have been around Khartoum - one of Africa's largest urban areas - and in Darfur, still scarred by a long conflict that ended three years ago

Kyiv Orders 100 Armoured Vehicles From Poland: PM

The order will be financed through funds that Poland has received from the European Union and US funds that Ukraine has received, he said, without providing details or the overall cost of the contract

Russia-Ukraine War: Could a spring counteroffensive begin in April?

As the Ukrainian military gets new Western weapons this season, Kyiv could take advantage of the improved weather and launch a counteroffensive as early as April

How the influx of Russian refugees is affecting countries

The expanding Russian footprint has irritated some locals, especially in Georgia, which fought its own war with Russia in 2008. In Tbilisi, some walk out of the Otkhi ceramics factory when they discover Ukrainians working side by side with Russians

Brazil's President Lula says will not visit Russia or Ukraine due to ongoing war

The leftist leader added at an event in the capital Brasilia that the conflict triggered by Russia's invasion of Ukraine should be unthinkable

'The conflict goes on': South Sudan's never-ending war

Conflict still torments the oil-rich but deeply-poor country half a decade after its leaders declared an end to the civil war that killed 380,000 people

War-weary Yemenis fell trees for fuel, cash

Yemen, the poorest nation in the Arabian Peninsula, has been destroyed by an eight-year conflict between Saudi-backed government troops and pro-Iran Huthi rebels

Explained: How one Ukrainian Company braved and prospered through a year of Russian war

Kormotech, a family-owned business with 1,300 employees worldwide, doesn't produce weapons or drones. But it employs people, produces income, earns foreign currency from exports, and contributes tax revenue that the Ukrainian government desperately needs to pay soldiers and buy medical equipment

Explained: Why is China's stance on Russia and Ukraine a worry for the world?

Secretary of State Antony Blinken said intelligence indicates China is considering providing arms and ammunition to Russia. He described Beijing's participation in the Kremlin's war effort a ‘serious problem’

Tension and anger: How the last 12 months have been for Russian soldiers fighting the Ukraine war

It's been a year that Moscow has been warring against Ukraine. Ordinary Russian soldiers are showing increasing signs of rage, frustration, and resistance. These are important reminders that these men are not mindless pawns who will do Vladimir Putin's bidding no matter what