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Prime Minister addresses his 'doubts' over Government's Rwanda plan

THE Prime Minister has spoken out following reports he had “doubts” over the Government’s Rwanda plan.

The National (Scotland)

DR Congo annuls vote results for three ministers over fraud

The Democratic Republic of Congo's election authority has annulled recent election results for three government ministers and four provincial governors, citing fraud and voter intimidation.

Radio France Internationale

After 3 months of devastation in the Israel-Hamas war, is anyone 'winning'?

The 19th century German war strategist and field marshal Helmuth von Moltke famously coined the aphorism “No battle plan survives first contact with the enemy”. His observation might well be applied to the tragedy we are witnessing in Gaza.

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Somalia ‘nullifies’ port agreement between Ethiopia and Somaliland

The deal, which would see Ethiopia recognise Somaliland in return for sea access, has inflamed tensions across the region

The Guardian - UK

‘Journalists see their role as helping to win’: how Israeli TV is covering Gaza war

Coverage that omits plight of Palestinians leaves Israeli public dangerously disconnected from the rest of the world, critical journalists say

The Guardian - UK

The week in audio: Fixing Britain With Louise Casey; Self Help; Pet Classics; Colin Murray – review

The inspiring crossbench peer works her way through some of the UK’s biggest problems, while performance artist Scottee takes a close-to-home look at mental health

The Guardian - UK

Ex-immigration minister threatens to toughen Rwanda bill after leak suggests Sunak tried to scale back scheme

Robert Jenrick dramatically quit last month warning the PM his plan would not work

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US slams Burundi's president over 'public stoning of gay couples' comment

The United States on Friday criticized Burundi's President Evariste Ndayishimiye after he called for public stoning of same-sex couples, the latest anti-gay broadside by an East African leader.

Radio France Internationale

Sudan Paramilitary Chief Bids For Legitimacy In Africa Tour: Analysts

Sudan's paramilitary chief spent the first months of the country's war in the shadows.

International Business Times

Rishi Sunak had doubts about Rwanda scheme as chancellor, report says

Documents reportedly reveal Sunak had concerns over cost of plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda

The Guardian - UK

PM had doubts over Rwanda migrants plan as chancellor, documents suggest

Rishi Sunak was unsure the Government’s scheme to send migrants to Rwanda would stop channel crossings when he was Chancellor, according to…

The National (Scotland)

‘Nobody can disturb us here’: Refugees start afresh in Manchester thanks to charity’s support

Boaz Trust, a member of one of the Guardian and Observer 2023 charity appeal partners, gets people back on their feet

The Guardian - UK

Sunak raised doubts over Rwanda migrants plan as chancellor – report

No 10 papers said to show Sunak believed policy ‘won’t work’ as deterrent

The Independent UK

Israel Bombs Gaza After UN Warns Territory 'Uninhabitable'

Israel bombed Gaza on Saturday as the United Nations warned the Palestinian territory has become "uninhabitable" after three months of fighting that threatens to engulf the wider region.

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Sunak had doubts over Rwanda migrants plan as Chancellor, documents suggest

The No 10 papers from said Mr Sunak believed the ‘deterrent won’t work’.

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Unimaginable suffering persists as Gaza faces escalating airstrikes

Amidst fierce fighting and deadly airstrikes in Gaza, the UN warns of impending famine and unimaginable suffering. The pursuit of dignity continues amidst ...

The Independent UK

UN humanitarian chief calls Gaza 'uninhabitable' 3 months into Israel-Hamas war

The U.N. humanitarian chief is describing Gaza as “uninhabitable” three months into Israel’s war with Hamas

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Desert swallows livelihoods as climate shocks continue in northeast Nigeria

More communities on the fringes of the Sahara desert say they are losing their farmlands and homes.

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Sudan paramilitary leader says he's committed to cease-fire, but no progress on proposed peace talks

Sudanese paramilitary leader Gen. Mohammed Hamdan Dagalo says he is committed to a cease-fire to end the devastating war that has wrecked his country

Al Jazeera

Ambiguous Ethiopia port deal fuels uncertainty over Somaliland statehood

The agreement accentuates historical ties between Ethiopia and Somaliland – and historical hostility with Somalia.

The Guardian - UK

‘We’re playing Whac-A-Mole’: why the aid system is broken

Calls for drastic overhaul of funding as conflicts and climate crisis drive surge in humanitarian needs and appeals fall short

International Business Times

Ethiopia Defends Somaliland Deal As Somalis Protest

Ethiopia insisted on Wednesday that its controversial deal with the breakaway region of Somaliland broke no laws after Somalia accused its neighbour of a blatant attack on its sovereignty.

The Conversation

South Africa to lead new military force in the DRC: an expert on what it's up against

The United Nations peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Monusco, is ending after 20 years. It will be replaced by troops from the Southern African Development Community (SADC), led by the South African military. Thomas Mandrup, an expert in African security governance and South African military and…

The Guardian - UK

How many more must suffer in DRC before the west stops enabling Tshisekedi?

Despite its vast mineral wealth, corruption keeps the Congolese poor – and western governments help the regime stay in power

The Guardian - UK

Success is contagious – so I’m rooting for the African countries throwing off European rule

The recent coups and subsequent pacts in Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso are a source of hope in a sea of landlocked hopelessness, says writer and broadcaster Nels Abbey

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