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The Houthis will release 1,200 prisoners, including seven Saudis and 23 Sudanese, in exchange for the government releasing 1,700 Houthi prisoners. The deal is mediated by the United Nations and Red Cross.
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The Houthis will release 1,200 prisoners, including seven Saudis and 23 Sudanese, in exchange for the government releasing 1,700 Houthi prisoners. The deal is mediated by the United Nations and Red Cross.
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A Paris conference secured €2 billion, or about $2.1 billion, for humanitarian needs arising from Sudan’s war. It adds that the United Nations considered requirements in Sudan and refugee-hosting neighboring countries to be more than twice the pledged amount.
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The Houthis will release 1,200 prisoners, including seven Saudis and 23 Sudanese, in exchange for the government releasing 1,700 Houthi prisoners. The deal is mediated by the United Nations and Red Cross.
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Open source reportCeasefire negotiations, wartime losses and detentions, possible Russian policy changes toward the Taliban, and a missing aircraft in Malawi.
Open source reportReported developments in Ukraine, Gaza, Russia-China ties, North Korean arms allegations, militant recruitment in Mozambique and a prospective TikTok bid.
Open source reportU.S. tariffs and security action involving China, Gaza casualty reporting and arms transfers, changes within Russia’s defense leadership, and Ukraine’s request for additional air defenses.
Open source reportA Paris conference secured €2 billion, or about $2.1 billion, for humanitarian needs arising from Sudan’s war. It adds that the United Nations considered requirements in Sudan and refugee-hosting neighboring countries to be more than twice the pledged amount.
Open source reportReported security and political developments across the Middle East, Russia, China, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and North Korea.
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