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Myanmar to free over 6,000 prisoners in Independence Day amnesty amid general election
The junta also reduced sentences by one-sixth nationwide, excluding those convicted of serious crimes such as murder, rape, terrorism, corruption, and arms- or drug-related offenses.
Former Brazilian president Bolsonaro confirms son's presidential pre-candidacy in official letter
Benin soldiers announce coup, gov't says plot is under control
Army officers say they have seized power in Guinea-Bissau
Sudan coup: Generals and Islamists prevail in the Arab world
BEHIND THE LINES: The military coup in Sudan follows a prevailing trend in the Arab world.
Sudan capital locked down after coup triggers deadly unrest
Life came to a halt in the capital Khartoum and its twin city Omdurman across the Nile on Tuesday, a day after the army seized power in a coup that triggered unrest.
Seven killed, 140 injured in Sudan protests following coup
The leader of the takeover, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, dissolved the military-civilian Sovereign Council that had been established to guide the country to democracy.
Sudan ‘military coup’ sparks concern - analysis
This is important for the region and could also affect Sudan’s relations with Israel because Sudan was one of the countries that joined the path to normalization in the wake of the Abraham Accords.
Sudan military seizes power, dissolves transitional government
Sudan has been on edge since a failed coup plot last month.
Sudan says coup thwarted, accuses Bashir loyalists
The leaders of the failed coup attempt, some "remnants" of the al-Bashir regime, have been arrested.
Guinean junta replaces provincial governors after coup
The soldiers who overthrew the government of Guinea have installed a military junta to govern the country.
Guinea coup leader promises national government as politicians arrested
The military leaders who led a coup against the government of Guinea said they would set up a new government, after politicians were imprisoned and banned from traveling.
Power struggle roils Guinea; soldiers say on TV they have taken over
Soldiers who staged an uprising in Guinea's capital on Sunday said in a short broadcast on state television that they have dissolved the constitution and the government in the West African state.
Myanmar army ruler elects himself as caretaker PM, pledges elections
Myanmar's military ruler Min Aung Hlaing promised new elections, six months after seizing power. He then elected himself interim Prime Minister.
