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Two warring generals have paralyzed the African country of Sudan in conflict as the US and other nations rush to evacuate citizens and diplomats.

The chaos engulfing the Sudanese capital became even more threatening when one of the warring factions seized control of a national health lab.

The helicopter evacuation in Sudan was “fast and clean,” the U.S. military said, but thousands of Americans are still in the war-torn country.

The U.S. has deployed intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets to aid people traveling by land from Khartoum to the Port of Sudan.

Sudan’s military and paramilitary forces have engaged in fierce fighting, with casualties rising, forcing many to leave to country.

U.S. diplomats in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum have been safely evacuated but aid workers and other Americans remained imperiled Sunday. Updates

Moscow threatens to shut down the Black Sea Grain deal that helps feed much of the developing world if the G-7 decides to ban all exports to Russia.

In Spain, Catalonia faces a possible drought emergency by year’s end, officials say. Empty reservoirs led to the re-emergence of ancient ruins.

Beer and Champagne don’t always mix in Europe. 98 cases of Miller High Life were destroyed at the order of Belgium officials. Here’s why.

In a statement, Molson Coors Beverage Co. said they “respect local restrictions around the word ‘Champagne,'” and they “remain proud” of its nickname.