Fresh evidence of RSF 'atrocities' in Sudan

Sudan’s civil war intensifies as new evidence from Amnesty International details atrocities committed by the Rapid Support Forces in al-Fashir, raising fears of similar violence during a looming invasion of El Obeid. Meanwhile, China has implemented a controversial law mandating Mandarin education for ethnic minorities, a move critics argue suppresses cultural identity. In Venezuela, families continue searching for survivors of recent earthquakes, expressing anger over the structural failures of government-built housing and the lack of adequate rescue equipment. Japan faces economic strain as the yen hits a 40-year low, complicating efforts to balance interest rates and consumer costs. Additionally, scientists report record-high ocean surface temperatures driven by climate change, while the Dutch football community grapples with the fallout of racist abuse directed at players following a disappointing World Cup exit.