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The African Union has called for urgent action and security cooperation to curb the growing insecurity in Mali.

Following pressure from people close to Donald Trump in the UK government and court, the BBC’s CEO and editor-in-chief have resigned.

The Colombian President called the US President and Secretary of State liars and said that they are lying when they say they are killing drug traffickers in the Caribbean.

A UN official has reacted to Trump's belligerent remarks against Nigeria.

Media reports indicate that Sudan's RSF attacked the Children's Hospital in North Darfur.

Cheap Ukrainian drones have disrupted Russia's fuel supply chain and destroyed 20 percent of the country's gasoline production infrastructure.

Reports indicate that the number of deaths and injuries from the 6.3-magnitude earthquake near the city of Mazar-e-Sharif in northern Afghanistan has increased.

The UN Security Council has approved a resolution supporting Morocco's plan to retain sovereignty over Western Sahara, a move that Washington called historic and was described by Algeria and the Polisario Front as "reward for expansionism."

The civil war in Sudan has so far claimed the lives of more than 150,000 people, displaced 12 million, and put 25 million people on the brink of absolute starvation. The revelation of the role of the UK in arming the rebels, accused of genocide, once again revealed London’s ugly face to the world.

The Secretary of the Russian National Security Council warned of the intention of Western countries to split Russia.