Africa: All of Africa Today - March 23, 2026
A drone strike on Al Deain Teaching Hospital in Sudan has killed at least 64 people, highlighting the dire consequences of the ongoing civil war in the region.
Sudan: Over 60 Killed in Strike on Hospital, WHO says
A strike on a hospital in East Darfur, Sudan, has left at least 64 people dead, according to the WHO.
Civil and Nuclear: The New Area of Escalation in the War on Iran
The conflict between Iran and Israel escalates dramatically as both nations exchange strikes on sensitive sites, indicating a shift in the nature of their hostilities.
1980 AFCON heroes celebrate 46 years triumph
The 1980 African Cup of Nations champions, Nigeria’s Green Eagles, are commemorated for their historic win which united the nation post-civil war.
Bloody Gold: Who Finances the Civil War in Sudan
The article discusses the ongoing civil war in Sudan and how gold sales, particularly to the United Arab Emirates, are funding the conflict.
Attack on hospital in Sudan kills 64 people, says WHO
A hospital attack in Sudan resulted in 64 deaths, including 13 children, according to the World Health Organization.
Air Raid Shelter
The article reflects on the traumatic memories of air raids during the Spanish Civil War, intertwined with personal experiences of spring and prayers for mercy.
Israeli actions in Lebanon will lead to civil war, says expert
An expert warns that Israel's military actions in Lebanon could ignite a civil war as tensions rise amid ongoing conflicts involving Hezbollah and Iran.
To whom the duty of counting the war dead falls
The article discusses the complexities and implications of counting war casualties, emphasizing the distinction between direct deaths and those from secondary effects of warfare.
The Prelude to the Fifth Major Invasion of Lebanon, Under the Shadow of 1982
Tensions rise in Lebanon as violence escalates, reminiscent of the civil war era, with references to historical figures like Abdullah Tariaqi.
The Press Radicalized Finns Over a Hundred Years Ago – An Author Specialized in Workers' Newspapers Sees a Link to the Social Media Era
Pertti Rajala explores the role of media during Finland's 1918 civil war and its connection to contemporary social media in his upcoming book.
The P Line, Franco's Plan to Fortify the Pyrenees: 'The Work of Military Engineers Was Very Systematic and Precise'
The article discusses Iñaki Bergera's book about the network of bunkers built by the Spanish government in the Pyrenees after 1944, highlighting their historical and architectural significance.
DAVID MARCUS: The MAGA 'civil war' over Iran is a myth
David Marcus argues that the perceived division within the MAGA movement regarding the Iran conflict is exaggerated and not supported by polling data.
From García Lorca to Estrellita Castro or Pepe Ysbert: laughing and crying during the Civil War
The article discusses Pedro Corral's work 'Cómicos en guerra', which explores the lives of performers during the Spanish Civil War.
Spanish Civil War: The Victims Lie in the Streets, Thrown Like Dolls
A new book by Paul Ingendaay discusses the international volunteer effort during the Spanish Civil War, highlighting the enormous volume of literature and media about this historical conflict.
War in the Middle East: 'We are soldiers, we do what we are ordered'
A former Lebanese general discusses the historical weaknesses of the Lebanese army and the increasing calls from the public for action against Hezbollah amid fears of renewed civil war.
War in the Middle East: 'Now is the time to fight'
Lebanon's army is seen as weak, leading to calls from many Lebanese for it to confront the Hezbollah militia amid ongoing regional conflicts, while others warn that such actions could ignite a new civil war.
Squad style progressives hit with 'cold shower' as candidates fall to moderates in blue state Civil War
In Illinois, progressive Democrats backed by 'The Squad' were rejected by voters in favor of moderate candidates, raising concerns about the future of the party's direction.
Canada revokes citizenship of a military officer accused of participating in a massacre of more than 250 people in Guatemala
Canada has revoked the citizenship of Jorge Vinicio Sosa Orantes, a Guatemalan ex-lieutenant accused of participating in a 1982 massacre that resulted in over 250 deaths.
Cambodia presents restored ancient Shiva statue made of 10,000 fragments
Cambodia has successfully restored a massive, ancient dancing Shiva statue that had been shattered into over 10,000 pieces during its civil war.
War and Peace in Sarajevo. Story of the veterans of the most ruthless siege
The article explores the legacy of the Siege of Sarajevo, the longest siege in modern warfare, and reflects on the ongoing impacts of the civil war in the Balkans.
Lorenzo Silva recreates the life of General Campins, executed for remaining loyal to the Republic
Lorenzo Silva's new novel explores the life of General Miguel Campins, who was executed for his loyalty to the Spanish Republic during the tumultuous years leading to the Spanish Civil War.
Syrian Bermuda Triangle: What Happened Inside the 'Death Barrier'?
The article discusses a notorious security checkpoint in Syria known as the 'Death Barrier' which has become infamous for the disappearance of numerous individuals amidst the Syrian civil war.
Somaliland, a new State?
The recognition of Somaliland as an independent state by Israel could trigger a civil war, negatively affecting its citizens and presenting a poor precedent for governance in Africa.
Sweden's shelters are being upgraded
Sweden is currently upgrading its bomb shelters to ensure they are fit for use in times of crisis or war.
Sudan: Civil War in Sudan is a Never-Ending Humanitarian Crisis
The ongoing civil war in Sudan continues to exacerbate a dire humanitarian situation, with recent drone strikes and sexual violence reported amid escalating violence.
Shelters' Plans on Paper: Up to 570 Objects with ERDF Funds, but Not a Single Shelter Completed Yet
Latvia has not completed a single fully equipped shelter despite plans for up to 570, with an increase in funding yet no substantial progress amid ongoing civil defense concerns ignited by the Ukraine war.
An unpublished photograph reveals what Velintonia, the house of Vicente Aleixandre, was like before being bombed during the Civil War
An exclusive unpublished photograph of Velintonia, the former home of poet Vicente Aleixandre, showcases the residence's architecture and historical significance prior to its bombing during the Civil War.
Video of a brawl outside the agency for cylinders surfaces
A disturbing video has emerged showing brawls among people waiting for gas cylinders in India due to a shortage caused by the Iran war.
Iran regime 'in its death throes' but 'shouldn't be underestimated'
Bishop Guli Francis-Dehqani warns that while the Iranian regime appears to be on the brink of collapse, it should not be underestimated as it continues to fight for survival amidst fears of civil unrest.
Israel's offensive exacerbates internal tensions in Lebanon and hovers the threat of another civil war
Israel's military offensive has intensified internal strife in Lebanon, particularly fuelling anger towards Hezbollah.
Lebanon’s Mission Impossible: Could US and Israeli pressure to disarm Hezbollah lead to civil war?
This article discusses the implications of US and Israeli efforts to pressure Lebanon to disarm Hezbollah and the potential for civil conflict stemming from this pressure.
Solberg: Imposing sanctions on Amit and Baharav-Miara could lead to civil war
Israel's Supreme Court Deputy President Noam Solberg warned that imposing sanctions on Supreme Court President Yitzhak Amit and Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara could lead to civil conflict.
Central African Republic: Central African Militia Leader Dies in Custody
Maturin Kombo, a militia leader in the Central African Republic, died in custody while facing charges related to crimes committed during the civil war.
"If Iran sinks into civil war, we will pay the consequences": Iraq's embarrassment, drawn into the conflict
The article discusses how Iraq is caught in a precarious position due to its relationship with Iran amid the threat of civil war.
Gedra Does Not Give Up the War Against NGOs / After Failing in Court, Coordinated State Controls and Artificial Intelligence Will Be Deployed
Juraj Gedra, head of the government office, outlined a new strategy for increased state control over NGOs in Slovakia following a court defeat for a coalition amendment aimed at regulating them.
Dieudonné Niangouna Addresses the Traumas of Exile in Play at MITsp
Dieudonné Niangouna's play, 'Do Lado de Cá', reflects on the traumas of exile and resistance, inspired by his experiences during the civil war in Congo.
South Sudan army announces recapture of major rebel-held town
The South Sudan army has recaptured the town of Akobo from opposition forces amid escalating violence that raises fears of a return to civil war.
Sweden deepens defense cooperation with Poland: “We are not immune to war”
Sweden has signed a declaration of intent with Poland to deepen civil defense cooperation during a state visit involving several cabinet ministers and the royal couple.
Iran regime cited as Trump administration set to designate Sudan’s Muslim Brotherhood a terror group
The Trump administration is set to designate Sudan’s Muslim Brotherhood as a foreign terrorist organization due to its ties with Iran and involvement in the Sudan civil war.
Residents of Ethiopia's Tigray region start to flee amid fears of renewed civil war
Residents of Tigray are fleeing the region amidst fears of a renewed civil conflict as tensions rise between federal and Tigrayan forces.
There Are Desperately Many Bad Scenarios; Civil War Still Threatens, Says Iran Expert Hrabalová
Expert Hrabalová discusses the troubling political future of Iran following the election of Mojtaba Khamenei as the new leader, predicting continued hardline governance and a potential civil conflict.
Ex-Syrian colonel appears in UK court on charges of crimes against humanity
A former Syrian colonel is facing charges of crimes against humanity in a UK court related to his role in the Syrian government's crackdown on pro-democracy protests in 2011.
Cracks and manures in the Pyramid of the Italians, the fascist monument that Vox insisted on protecting in Castilla y León
The Pyramid of the Italians, a fascist monument in northern Burgos, remains neglected despite its recent designation as a Cultural Asset of Interest by the regional government.
There Are Desperately Many Bad Scenarios, Civil War Still Threatens, Says Iran Expert Hrabalová
Iranian expert Lenka Hrabalová warns of the potential for civil war and a continuation of hardline policies following the appointment of Mojtaba Khamenei as the new Ayatollah.
Dead on arrival: South Sudan's devastated health system
South Sudan's healthcare is heavily reliant on foreign aid and is severely under-resourced due to widespread corruption, as illustrated by a state governor's need to seek treatment abroad.
Thousands of civilians flee from Akobo.. Does South Sudan return to war?
Thousands of civilians are fleeing Akobo as South Sudan's army orders evacuations ahead of a planned military assault, raising concerns about the stability of the peace agreement.
Tourists in Conflict Zones: Rooms with a View of a War
A travel experience in a tropical country turns perilous as tourists find themselves caught in the midst of a civil war.
Catalina closes at 97 the silenced story of her father, executed after the Civil War
Catalina Llopis, at the age of 97, finally receives her father's remains, Pompilio Llopis, who was unjustly executed after the Spanish Civil War.
‘Blue White Village’, Memory of Injustice in Inner Spain
The article discusses Azahara Palomeque's novel 'Pueblo blanco azul', which explores the injustice experienced in rural Spain through the lens of memory and poetic expression.