UN Seeks $6 Billion to Ease 'Appalling' Suffering in Sudan
GENEVA (Reuters) - The United Nations said on Monday it is seeking $6 billion for Sudan this year from international donors to help ease suffering in what it called one of the most devastating crises of our times, characterised by mass displacement and growing famine.
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U.S. President Donald Trump made an executive order on Inauguration Day imposing a 90-day freeze on expenditures by the U.S.
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The State of Qatar affirmed its firm and steadfast position in supporting the unity, independence, sovereignty and ...
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