(MOSCOW) – Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries are causing fuel shortages in several regions, according to pro-Kremlin media reports. Michael Bociurkiw, speaking on Frontline, said long queues at gas stations are appearing even during harvest season, posing challenges for agricultural machinery. Most shortages are currently in remote areas, butContinue Reading
(KYIV) – Ukrainian long range missile and drone strikes have hit Russia’s oil refining industry, leaving around 17 percent of its processing capacity damaged and fuelling shortages across the country. The attacks mark a significant escalation in Ukraine’s strategy to weaken the Kremlin’s ability to sustain its war effort. MilitaryContinue Reading
(MOSCOW) – Russian state television has praised Donald Trump’s stance on the media and foreign policy, drawing comparisons between the US president’s positions and Moscow’s own narratives. The remarks were made during the political talk show “Sunday Evening With Vladimir Solovyov,” which frequently echoes the Kremlin’s messaging. Host Vladimir Solovyov,Continue Reading
(SAMARA, RUSSIA) – Ukraine has struck two major Russian oil refineries in Samara and Saratov regions, intensifying pressure on the Kremlin’s most important source of war funding. The attacks, confirmed by Ukrainian officials, caused large fires at the facilities, which produce millions of tonnes of fuel annually and supply theContinue Reading
(BOMA COUNTY) – South Sudan’s Boma National Park has attracted global attention after scientists confirmed the first record of Boutourline’s blue monkey in the country. The finding is seen not only as a conservation success but also as a potential driver for eco-tourism and sustainable business opportunities. The discovery, announcedContinue Reading
(JUBA CITY) – Businesses in Juba have voiced growing concerns over major disruptions caused by road closures linked to the trial of First Vice President Dr Riek Machar. The closures, which took place in the heart of the capital, have led to heavy traffic congestion, school delays and losses forContinue Reading
(JUBA) – India is strengthening its role as a leading destination for South Sudanese seeking medical treatment abroad, following a health awareness seminar held in Juba by the Embassy of India in partnership with Medicover Hospitals of Hyderabad. The event took place during the Seva Pakhwada period from 15 SeptemberContinue Reading
Trial of Machar Sparks Questions Over Stability and Business Confidence in South Sudan (JUBA) – The trial of South Sudan’s First Vice President, Dr Riek Machar, has been adjourned after his defence team raised a formal objection to the legality of the Special Court set up to hear his case.Continue Reading
(JUBA) – The South Sudanese pound continues to face pressure in the parallel market, where the United States dollar is trading at around SSP 6,800 to SSP 7,000, far above the Bank of South Sudan’s official rate of SSP 4,656.21 for selling and SSP 4,518.59 for buying. This growing gapContinue Reading
(JUBA) – The European Union has pledged continued support for South Sudan’s sports sector, highlighting its role in promoting peace, social cohesion, and youth engagement. Speaking at the inauguration of the National Olympic Committee (NOC) Executive Board in Juba, Lothar Jaschke, Deputy Head of the EU Delegation, said sport offersContinue Reading
