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Trump Rules Out Talking to Musk ‘for a While’ After Public Spat

Donald Trump · United States

Trump Rules Out Talking to Musk ‘for a While’ After Public Spat

37% Right coverage: 112 sources

President Trump slammed Elon Musk as 'the man who has lost his mind' during a phone call with ABC's Jonathan Karl, and gave insight on a potential truce.See the Story

British Soldier Arrested in Kenya over What UK Media Report Is a Rape Accusation

British Army · United Kingdom

British Soldier Arrested in Kenya over What UK Media Report Is a Rape Accusation

44% Left coverage: 32 sources

A member of Britain’s armed forces has been arrested in Kenya and U.K. military police are investigating, the Ministry of Defense said Sunday. The BBC and other British media reported that a British Army soldier was accused of rape. “We can confirm the arrest of a Service person in Kenya,” the defense ministry said in a statement. “As the matter is the subject of an ongoing investigation by the Defence Serious Crime Command, we will not comment further.”See the Story

Rwanda Quits Central African Bloc in Dispute with Congo

African Union · Rwanda

Rwanda Quits Central African Bloc in Dispute with Congo

43% Center coverage: 23 sources

Instead, the bloc kept Equatorial Guinea in the role, which Rwanda's foreign ministry denounced as a violation of its rights.Rwanda has said it would withdraw from the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS), underscoring diplomatic tensions in the region over an offensive this year by Rwanda-backed M23 rebels in eastern Congo. Kigali had expected to assume the chairmanship of the 11-member bloc at a meeting on Saturday in Equatorial Guinea.See the Story

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Interpol Issues Red Notice for Ghana's Ex-Finance Minister over Corruption Claims

Kenya's president says blogger died 'at the hands of the police'

38% Center coverage: 13 sources

Kenya Politics · Nairobi See the Story

Nigerian Catholic priest who had recently served in the US abducted by extremists, church says

40% Center coverage: 15 sources

Catholic Church · Nigeria See the Story

Sudan opposition figure: Charter now a ‘plaything’ for Burhan

The spokesman for Sudan’s pro-democracy Civilian Democratic Alliance said Tuesday that coup leader Gen. Abdel-Fattah Burhan’s move to name a prime minister has “no constitutional or legal basis” and is designed only to persuade foreign governments that a political transition is under way. Bakri el-Jack told the UAE-based news site Eram News that the 2019 Constitutional Charter — signed after the uprising that toppled longtime ruler Omar al-Bashi…African Union · Sudan See the Story

Ethiopia sees growth edge higher, deficit widen in 2025/26 budget

Ethiopia expects its economy to expand 8.9 % in the fiscal year beginning July 8, up from 8.4 % this year, Finance Minister Ahmed Shide told parliament on Tuesday. Next year’s budget totals 1.9 trillion birr ($14 billion) and envisages a deficit of 2.2 % of GDP, slightly above the current 2.1 %. The government is pursuing IMF-backed reforms while negotiating a restructuring of its external debt. Exports have become the focal point of those talks…IMF · Ethiopia Read Article

Burhan's SAF relocates fighter jets to Eritrea as Red Sea tensions rise

General al-Burhan’s army (SAF) have redeployed several combat aircraft to neighbouring Eritrea after a string of RSF drone strikes hit civilian and military sites in Port Sudan beginning on 4 May, security sources told local media. The precautionary move comes amid wider regional frictions. A high-level Ethiopian intelligence delegation led by spy chief Redwan Hussien and former Tigray commander Getachew Reda visited Port Sudan last week, signal…Fighter Aircraft · Port Sudan Read Article

Calls grow to label Sudan’s Islamic Movement a terrorist group

Sudanese political leaders and civil-society figures are urging their government and the international community to designate the country’s Islamist movement — the local branch of the Muslim Brotherhood — as a trans-national terrorist organization, citing its decades-long record of violence at home and abroad. The campaign follows a June 3 letter from U.S. Rep. Jared Moskowitz, D-Fla., asking President Donald Trump to open a formal review that c…Terrorism · Sudan Read Article

Cholera cases rise to 58 in East Darfur, including 10 deaths

The number of suspected cholera cases in East Darfur has climbed to 58, with 10 confirmed deaths, according to a report released Monday by the Health Monitoring Committee of the state’s Ministry of Health. The report noted fatalities in several areas: five in El Daein, four in Abu Jabara, and one in Krio refugee camp. Cholera cases have been reported in the localities of El Daein, Asalaya, Abu Jabara, Adila, and Bahr al-Arab. Ali Ibrahim Egheibi…Cholera Read Article

Rights group: Burhan's SAF airstrikes in South Darfur kill scores

General al-Burhan’s forces (SAF) rained unguided bombs on densely populated districts of Nyala, South Darfur, in a three-day span in early February, killing at least several dozen civilians and wounding scores more in strikes that Human Rights Watch says constitute war crimes. A 38-page report released Tuesday by the New York-based watchdog documents five airstrikes on Feb. 3 alone — part of what residents described as near-daily bombardment sin…War Crimes Read Article

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