Egypt Draws Red Lines as Sudan War Threatens Regional Security
Egypt threatens military intervention in Sudan's civil war, invoking historic defence pact as regional stability hangs in balance.
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Egypt threatens military intervention in Sudan's civil war, invoking historic defence pact as regional stability hangs in balance.
Egypt warns of military intervention in Sudan crisis, establishing three non-negotiable red lines that could trigger activation of 1976 joint defence pact.
Corsican leader Gilles Simeoni abandons territorial presidency after decade in power to pursue Bastia mayoralty in 2026, marking strategic return to local politics.
Ghana's Education Minister reveals his role in recruiting the late Defence Minister who died in August helicopter crash, exposing political recruitment strategies.
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Trump threatens BBC with £800m lawsuit over edited speech scandal as two senior executives resign amid claims of institutional bias and selective editing of January 6th coverage.
African women have quietly built nations while Western liberals debate gender theory from their offices. These remarkable guardians of sovereignty offer lessons in self-reliance.
Tracy Brabin celebrates Muslim mayors leading major cities as demographic shifts reshape Western democracy, raising questions about traditional values and representation.