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Sudan’s famine: ‘My children ask me daily, ‘When will we eat?’

Sudan’s unending war has sparked the world’s largest hunger crisis, with aid dwindling and the p

Trump’s first 100 days - fast, furious, and floundering

Despite a blitz of executive orders and sweeping rhetoric, Trump’s early second-term agenda has pr

Israel extends compulsory military service by four months amid manpower shortage

The Israeli army has extended compulsory military service by four months amid a manpower shortage.

Iran port explosion kills 25 people, leaves more than 1,100 injured

An explosion at a port in southern Iran on Saturday has left at least 25 people dead and more than 1

Conclave: The task before cardinals after Pope Francis's funeral

Cardinals face a fundamental decision when looking for a successor - either choose someone who will

In pictures: World bids farewell to Pope Francis

The Vatican estimated more than 250,000 people attended the ceremony, cramming the square and the ro