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Sudan is objecting to the United Arab Emirates' role as host of a United Nations congress on crime, arguing Abu Dhabi cannot credibly hold the position while it stands accused of supporting the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan's civil war. Khartoum's government says the RSF's backer should not preside over an international gathering on crime prevention, adding diplomatic friction to an already strained relationship.
- 2UN Crime Congress adopts Abu Dhabi Declaration unanimously●The United Nation’s Crime Congress today saw countries unanimously adopt the Abu Dhabi Declaration in an effort to work
Countries at the United Nations Crime Congress have unanimously adopted the Abu Dhabi Declaration, committing to strengthened international cooperation on crime prevention and criminal justice. The declaration puts particular emphasis on technology, addressing both its use in fighting crime and its abuse by criminals. UN officials presented the agreement as a unified global stance on emerging crime challenges.
- 3F1 expects October decision on Qatar and Abu Dhabi 2026 races●Formula 1 teams expect final call on Qatar, Abu Dhabi Grands Prix by middle of October on closing 2026 season races
Formula 1 teams expect a final decision on whether Qatar and Abu Dhabi will host the closing rounds of the 2026 season by mid-October. The confirmation would settle the calendar's end-of-year run-in, with both Middle Eastern races traditionally serving as the season finale. Teams and organisers are awaiting clarity as planning for 2026 continues.
- 4Sudan Boycots UAE Crime Prevention Conference▼Sudan Boycots Crime Prevention Conference in the UAE, Citing Legal and Ethical Justifications
Sudan has announced it is boycotting a crime prevention conference hosted in the United Arab Emirates, saying the decision rests on legal and ethical justifications. The move adds to tensions between Khartoum and Abu Dhabi amid Sudan's ongoing war, though the exact legal grounds cited have not been detailed in available reporting.