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Sudan's Dagalo orders creation of 'new national army' comprising paramilitary and rebel groups
Move by RSF commander, though symbolic, deepens divisions with civil war now in its fourth year
Hamas leaders head to Egypt for talks in bid to salvage Gaza peace plan
Meetings come after Netanyahu ordered Israeli military to occupy more territory in enclave
Egypt condemns Somaliland's decision to open embassy in Jerusalem
Israeli recognition of breakaway region viewed by Cairo as challenge to its influence in Horn of Africa
Sudan's Al Burhan says dialogue will map new 'political structure'
Army chief claims Sudanese will not accept foreign initiatives to end civil war
Averse to political Islam, Egypt cautiously develops ties with post-Assad Syria
Cairo wants Damascus to hand over wanted Islamists – but fears being left behind in lucrative reconstruction contracts
US and Iran push for deal as Trump tells negotiators to 'take their time'
Secretary of State Marco Rubio reports 'significant progress' after Trump spoke to Gulf leaders
Mediators 'finalising an agenda' for resumed US-Iran negotiations
Talks could come as early as next week, sources say
Hamas militarily depleted and divided but remains 'very dangerous'
Israel's assassinations of the group's leaders have led to fighters forming autonomous cells, sources say
Egypt deepens Eritrea ties as it seeks to isolate Ethiopia in Horn of Africa
Foreign and transport ministers are in Eritrea for talks on expanding commercial and economic ties between the two countries
Army stings and monetary incentives behind RSF defections in Sudan
Close ties going back many years between military and its rival have enabled switch of sides, experts say
AnalysisHow Egypt's balancing act aims to preserve relations and prevent war
Analysts say Cairo's ties with allies take precedence over relations with Iran, but communications with Tehran remain essential
Senior RSF commander switches sides in Sudan's civil war
Brigadier Ali Rizqallah, better known as 'Savanah', announces his desertion in a video clip
Cairo's Nilometer measures mood of Egyptians gripped by threat of Ethiopia's dam
Egyptians no longer rely on the 9th-century gauge to check the river's water level - and whether they will have enough to eat for the next year. But its symbolic importance remains...
UAE rejects 'unfounded accusations' of involvement in Khartoum airport attack
Sudan's army-led administration claims strikes were launched from Ethiopia with UAE support
Sudan drone strike kills 17 relatives of defector
Other attacks hit Khartoum Airport and military sites in Omdurman
