Al Jazeera News Updates UN warns Sudan conflict will escalate, COP30 summit in Brazil
Nov 7, 2025
Tensions rise as Sudan faces escalating violence, with UN reports of civilian massacres and drone strikes. Meanwhile, Turkey's extradition moves spark Israeli criticism over its judicial credibility. France issues a warning for citizens to leave Mali due to potential terrorist threats amid a fuel blockade. Typhoon Kalmagi wreaks havoc in Southeast Asia, causing deaths and widespread damage. Additionally, COP30 gains traction as European nations pledge $2.5 billion to protect the Congo rainforest and combat deforestation.
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Sudan Conflict Rapidly Escalating
- The UN warns violence in Sudan is escalating after the RSF captured Al-Fashir and were accused of massacring civilians.
- Ceasefire commitments quickly unraveled as the RSF launched drone attacks and explosions hit cities near Khartoum.
Mali Faces Severe Fuel Crisis And Security Warning
- France urged citizens to leave Mali amid threats from terrorist groups and a crippling fuel blockade in Bamako.
- The fuel shortage, imposed by Al-Qaeda fighters, halted schools, transport, and pushed prices over 500 percent.
Powerful Typhoon Devastates Southeast Asia
- Typhoon Kalmagi struck the Philippines and Vietnam, killing many and leaving hundreds missing before weakening toward Cambodia.
- The storms uprooted trees, damaged homes, caused outages, and the Philippines braced for a second typhoon.