Sudanese voices urge US to label Sudan Islamists terrorists
Sudanese political figures urge Washington to designate Sudan’s Islamist movement as a terrorist group, citing its role in war and instability
TASIS criticises UN visit for ignoring key conflict zone, civilians
Tasis criticised the UN Human Rights Commissioner’s visit as selective and urged broader access to capture the full humanitarian situation.
Sudanese Red Crescent hosts open day to support female inmates
The Sudanese Red Crescent Northern State held an open day at Dongola Prison offering health, legal, and psychological support to female inmates.
US welcomes first aid shipments to El Fasher
The United States, in coordination with the UN and international partners, delivered essential aid to El Fasher after an 18-month siege.
Sudan Islamists under scrutiny as terror listing debated
The return of Sudan’s Islamist movement to the political spotlight is stirring debate as international pressure mounts and the country remains mired in war
US move on Brotherhood puts Burhan under sanctions risk
US shift on Islamists may deepen scrutiny of Kizan links, squeezing Burhan’s external options
US: Quad united and fully coordinated on ending Sudan war
Washington rejects claims of Quad divisions, saying efforts remain aligned on a ceasefire and aid access
Dozens killed as RSF drones hit SAF HQ, officials in Sinja
RSF drones hit a SAF meeting in Sinja, killing dozens and signaling an expansion of Sudan’s drone war
UNDP inaugurates medical plant to boost healthcare in Sudan
UNDP inaugurated a medical oxygen plant at Al-Manaqil Hospital to improve healthcare access for millions in Sudan.
RSF advances across Darfur, pressuring Burhan’s army
Fighting escalates in Darfur as RSF launches two-pronged attacks on Al-Tina, displacing thousands of residents toward neighboring Chad.
WHO chief urges safe access to all areas of Sudan to save lives
The WHO chief warned that Sudan’s civil war has created a massive humanitarian and health crisis, urging unrestricted access to save lives.
Egypt FM meets UN envoy to address Sudan conflict
Egypt hosted a Cairo meeting where Egypt and UN officials coordinated international efforts to restore peace in Sudan.
Nearly 400 civilians flee Kadugli and Dilling amid rising insecurity
Families displaced by fighting in South Kordofan moved to White Nile state seeking shelter from shelling and insecurity.
Pakistan link raises Sudan war fears
A reported Pakistan arms deal and Gulf funding have fuelled fears that Sudan’s war is being deliberately prolonged by external powers
125 civilians hit in Blue Nile strike
A drone strike on Yabus in Blue Nile state killed and wounded 125 civilians, drawing condemnation from the Taasis alliance
Egypt, the uneasy neighbour
A commentary argues that Sudan’s unequal relationship with Egypt has deepened humiliation abroad, driven by internal weakness and external dependency
Save Sudan’s Christians, warning over renewed religious persecution
An investigation warns that Sudan’s Christians are facing renewed religious persecution, with church demolitions, displacement and growing fears of exclusion
US designates Muslim Brotherhood and affiliates as terrorists
The US has listed the Muslim Brotherhood and several regional affiliates as terrorist groups, marking a new escalation by the Trump administration
SAF drone strikes kill scores of civilians across Darfur: report
Sudan’s SAF carried out deadly drone and air strikes on markets and civilian areas across Darfur, a rights report says
Drone attack targets SAF headquarters in Singa
RSF drones struck SAF headquarters in Singa, causing casualties, a military source said
Iran’s crisis shakes Burhan’s Islamist alliances inside SAF
Iran’s internal turmoil and mass protests are weakening its regional influence, adding pressure on Sudan’s leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan to rethink his reliance on Islamist and Iranian-linked alliances.
Schools reopen in Shangil Tobaya after years of war silence
Schools in Shangil Tobaya have reopened after more than three years, as community efforts restore classrooms and offer families a fragile sense of stability.
UN rights chief Volker Turk heads to Sudan as war deepens
UN human rights chief Volker Turk will visit Sudan this week as the war continues to kill tens of thousands and displace millions across the country.
South Darfur launches three solar powered water stations
Three solar powered water stations have been launched to tackle water shortages in South Darfur