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The Takeaway: Sudan’s fragile economic stability at risk after military takeover

Saudi Arabia’s plan for “net-zero”; Turkey’s spy busts; Syria’s rebel factions; Egypt’s robot detention; fatwas on marital sex and bodybuilding; fishing for plastic in the Nile … all in about 1,500 words!

Andrew Parasiliti
Andrew Parasiliti
Oct 27, 2021
Sudanese security forces keep watch as they protect a military hospital and government offices during protests against a military coup.
Sudanese security forces keep watch as they protect a military hospital and government offices during protests against a military coup overthrowing the transition to civilian rule on Oct. 25, 2021, in the capital's twin city of Omdurman. Sudan's top general declared a state of emergency and dissolved the authorities leading the country's democratic transition today after soldiers detained civilian leaders in what the UN condemned as a "coup." — AFP via Getty Images

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