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Meanwhile, foreign players have tried to broker truces, but is it time to change tack? To sanction Sudan's junta leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and his nominal number two Hemedti, head of the RSF paramilitaries, the US, Egypt and Gulf States need to agree that neither is fit to rule.
Hundreds of thousands have gathered across France to mark Labour Day, with unions calling the rallies "historic" and "festive" as they intend to use the bank holiday to show that they have not abandoned the fight against the French government's pension reform.
We ask about Brazil's Ukraine stance, and about Lula's claim that Brazil is back after four years of the far right’s Jair Bolsonaro. Portugal, the former colonial power, is happy to welcome the return of a leader who was at the helm during Brazil's boom years of the early 2000s… but the world has changed.
We ask how that sits in capitals where Chinese diplomats have since been summoned, as well as in Brussels, which is torn over trade ties with Beijing, and Kyiv, which has been trying to keep channels open but wonders if China looks at Ukraine as Russia's Tibet, Xinjiang or Taiwan.
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Dagalo – better known as Hemedti – has released captured Egyptian soldiers, whose presence serves as a reminder that his rival did his officer's training with Egypt's coup leader-turned-president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.
The nearly two thirds of French citizens who oppose raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 say they are not ready to turn the page. On the left, unions are calling for a mass turnout in May 1 Labour Day marches.
As soldiers and civilians re-negotiate the peaceful transition promised after the ouster of longtime strongman Omar al-Bashir in 2019, we take a look at the rivalry between the head of the military and the powerful RSA paramilitary force - borne of the Janjawid militia that wreaked havoc in Darfur – as well as their backers.