Sudan’s War Has More Than One Supply Line—Europe Must Confront Them All
Sudan needs comprehensive, uncompromising accountability that matches the true scale and geography of the war.
Khalid Omer Yousif
September 2, 2026
A judge’s decision to release a Bangladeshi migrant has triggered a political storm and a government inspection.
NATO says the evidence is “clear” and is preparing a coordinated response barely a week after the CIA director’s trip to Moscow.
The executive director leaves the think tank with immediate effect, denouncing the Hungarian government’s refusal to disburse funding owed to the organization that is now unable to pay salaries.
Von der Leyen wants to mobilize the €10 trillion households keep in bank deposits as the EU looks for hundreds of billions more every year to finance competitiveness, defence and the green transition.
Social media users are questioning why authorities have not yet released information about the suspects’ ethnicity.
The homeless man receives a monthly allowance and spends his day reciting Quran verses into a loudspeaker on the street.
Macron’s Sweden visit seals a major defence deal as France seeks new partners after the collapse of its flagship Franco-German FCAS project.
