Paramilitaries declare rival government in Sudan
The United States has strongly condemned paramilitary violence in western Sudan inflicted on civilians and aid workers in displacement camps in North Darfur.
The US has strongly condemned mounting paramilitary violence and the targeting of displacement camps in western Sudan. This criticism comes as paramilitaries declare they've formed a rival government to the country's armed forces.
First came the freeze of more than two billion dollars in funding, now President Trump has threatened to strip Harvard, America's oldest university,of its tax-exempt status. We'll be speaking to a lecturer at the university.
China says its economy grew by more than five percent in the first quarter, exceeding analysts' forecasts.
We'll get rare access to a detention centre in Bangladesh where those held captive there say they were tortured during former prime minister Sheikh Hassina's rule.
(Photo: Sudan's RSF soldiers, Khartoum, Sudan, 18 June 2019; Credit: Reuters)
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