Africa
Ankara worried over Ghannouchi’s arrest by Tunisia
Ankara has expressed worry after the arrest of one of Tunisia's most important politicians, Rached Ghannouchi, and stressed the move won't contribute to the social peace in the North African country.
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Momirovic: New chapter ahead for Serbia-Uganda relations
ENTEBBE - Serbia is proud of its history of good relations with Uganda, and in the times we live in, it is important to continue to build friendships and multi-faceted cooperation, Serbian Minister of Internal and External Trade Tomislav Momirovic said after a meeting with Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni in Entebbe as part of a three-day official working visit to eastern Africa.
Surviving quakes, Turkish citizens now in firing line in Sudan
Amid the ongoing deadly clashes in Sudan, more than 2,500 Turkish citizens, most of them survivors of the Feb. 6 quakes and moved to Sudan, are now in the firing line and call for help on social media.
Rocket hit house of Turkish citizen, 2-year-old daughter died
The 2-year-old girl of a Turkish citizen lost has her life as their house has been hit by a rocket amid fights between the army and paramilitaries in Sudan, claiming the lives of at least 200 people.
Gov’t considering evacuating 150 Greek citizens from Sudan
The government will proceed to evacuate Greek citizens from Sudan unless a safe way out for them can be found, Deputy Foreign Minister for Diaspora Greeks Andreas Katsaniotis has said.
There are approximately 150 Greeks among the 1,000 European citizens in Sudan, where fighting is raging between the armed forces and Sudan's largest paramilitary force, the minister said.
Amid ongoing Fighting the EU Ambassador to Sudan has been Attacked in his Home
International leaders are demanding an immediate end to days of bloody fighting between rival military groups in Sudan, which has left nearly 200 people dead and hundreds more injured, DPA reported, quoted by BTA.
At least 185 people have been killed and 1,800 injured in the fighting in Sudan, UN mediator Volker Perthes said via video conference in New York.
Sudan: Hostilities continue – Anxiety for the trapped Greeks
Fighting is raging in Sudan, with the army carrying out airstrikes even in districts of Khartoum, in an attempt to wipe out paramilitary troops of the elite "Rapid Reaction Force" who tried to seize the Presidential Palace as well as the capital's international airport.
Sudanese army, rival forces agree to 24-hour cease-fire
The Sudanese army and rival forces they have been battling since the weekend, agreed Tuesday to a temporary, 24-hour cease-fire, Arab media reports said.
Blinken calls for immediate ceasefire in Sudan
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has spoken with the two heads of the fighting armed forces in Sudan and asked for an immediate ceasefire to permit the delivery of humanitarian assistance.
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Türkiye issues security alerts for citizens in Sudan
Foreign Ministry has issued security alerts for Turkish citizens residing in Sudan, asking them to stay indoors amid the escalated tensions following armed clashes in Sudan over the weekend.
Citizens should call the Turkish Embassy in Khartoum and the Consular Call Center of Türkiye in case of emergencies, the ministry said in a social media post on April 16.