Katharine Houreld

RSF paramilitary fighters are carrying out mass ethnic killings in the recently captured city of El Fashir, according to videos, aerial images and interviews.

Sudan’s RSF paramilitary and its allies have carried out mass ethnic killings and hostage taking in the captured city of El Fashir, survivors told The Post.

NAIROBI - Families gunned down as they huddled for safety. Young children weeping over their mother's body in the desert. Doctors seized for ransom and executed.

Families in El Fashir are facing unimaginable horrors as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) unleash a campaign of violence, ethnic killings, and ransom demands, leaving survivors to recount their traumatic experiences.

The children stumble in from a burned desert of the dying and the dead. They are weak from hunger and filled with horror. And they are alone.

President Donald Trump is eager to be recognized as a peacemaker. His administration obliged Wednesday by renaming the building that houses the U.S.

RSF fighters in El Fashir have rounded up civilians en masse, survivors told The Post, subjecting them to torture and extorting their families for cash.

In eastern Congo, where rape is widespread, the cancellation of USAID funding for PEP kits has left many victims vulnerable, according to nearly 50 interviews.

Coral reefs nurture an estimated quarter of ocean species at some point during their life cycles, supporting fish that provide protein for millions of people.

Scientists have used artificial intelligence to detect sheltered pockets where corals are more likely to survive.