Sudan

In the ruins of his devastated hospital, Ali Omar Tarabi despairs at the violence that has come to the city of Guriel, a once-peaceful haven in Somali(...)

In the broad sweep of 2021’s global politics, Ireland’s preoccupation with defending the Northern Ireland protocol may seem like a sideshow. Not least(...)

The costs associated with extreme weather events exacerbated by global warming continued to escalate during 2021 while the world’s poorest countries o(...)

Hundreds of thousands of people marched to the presidential palace in Sudan’s capital Khartoum on Sunday in protest at the October 25th military coup,(...)

The European Union slapped sanctions on Russian private military contractor the Wagner Group on Monday, accusing it of covert activities, killings and(...)

A year after normalising relations with the United Arab Emirates, Naftali Bennett has become the first Israeli prime minister to visit the country. “(...)

A new Irish Times series, Young Africans Rising, begins today with this report by Sally Hayden. When he was still in control of the Gambia, Africa’s (...)

Ireland contributed over €150million to help mitigate the effects of the pandemic in developing countries, as part of a global response to Covid-19 in(...)

“For the first time in my lifetime my two cultures were intertwined in the most beautiful way ... I was so proud to be Navajo and so proud to be Irish(...)

Dozens of people have been killed and their villages burned in inter-communal violence in Sudan’s West Darfur state, the United Nations has said, wors(...)