- After the transitional period, I have no political ambitions; I am working to see Sudan safe and stable.

- The RSF attacks targeting vital facilities in Khartoum are acts of desperation.

- Within two months, we will begin our work from Khartoum.

- I did not contact Hemedti because he will not have the final say in resolving the crisis.

- We are continuing to strengthen our relations with Washington.

- History will testify to the weakness and failure of the international community’s support for El Fasher.

- I do not receive a salary; I serve as Prime Minister on a voluntary basis.

The proposal would require asylum seekers to apply in the first country they enter, make asylum temporary, and give host nations discretion over return conditions.

Source: Reuters

142 in favor, 12 abstained, 10 opposed, including the US, Hungary, and Argentina.

Suspect: Tyler Robinson, 22, from Washington, Utah, was arrested after a 33-hour manhunt in connection with the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University.

Political Views: Though registered as an unaffiliated voter who hadn’t voted recently, family members said Robinson had grown more political and expressed hostility toward Kirk.

Evidence: Authorities found anti-fascist messages engraved on ammunition, including references to an Italian anti-fascist song and online memes.

Background: Robinson was a top student, graduated in 2021, briefly attended Utah State University on a scholarship, then dropped out.

Family Tip: A relative reported Robinson after he implied involvement in the shooting during a family conversation.

Location: Robinson’s hometown is a suburb of St. George, Utah, about 3.5 hours from the shooting site.

Source: CNN

The father recognized him from police photos, confronted him, and got him to speak with a youth minister connected to the US Marshals.

The minister alerted authorities, leading to Robinson’s arrest on aggravated murder charges.

Source: New York Post

- The Ministers affirmed Sudan’s sovereignty and unity, and stressed that no military solution exists.

- They called for a three-month humanitarian truce leading to a Sudanese-led transition within nine months.

- They underlined that external military support must end and that Sudan’s future cannot be dictated by radical groups.

- They reaffirmed support for the Jeddah process and the Cairo forum, and agreed to reconvene in September 2025.