The Foundation government called for an end to Sudan’s war and pledged cooperation with international peace initiatives.

Sudanese doctors warn of a worsening diphtheria outbreak in Khartoum, where collapsing healthcare, war, and poor sanitation have led to rising child deaths.

Herders’ attacks on farms in Kabkabiya threaten to destroy crops, displace farmers, and risk the collapse of the agricultural season due to weak security.

New geolocated visuals suggest chlorine use near Khartoum; HRW urges OPCW inquiry as US sanctions target al-Burhan

Sudan’s Emergency Lawyers seek a fresh probe into a detainee’s death in Port Sudan

Congress Party decries arrests and death sentence on member, alleges politicized judiciary and vows lawful resistance

TASIS’s Tirab: Islamists lost; foreign doors now open to Sudan’s peace government under a new charter

Alleged Nairobi talks between Malik Agar and TASIS spark talk of a pivot from Port Sudan junta

Hemedti disclosed that the RSF financed and integrated Minawi’s forces after the Juba Peace Agreement, crediting the UAE for its key role in Sudan’s peace efforts amid rising Darfur tensions.

The Sudan National Observatory for Human Rights accused Sudan’s army and allied militias of systematic looting that threatens the return of displaced civilians.

TASIS-aligned Darfur blames outside interference for Kernoi clashes; urges restraint and vows accountability

Splm-n forces loyal to Abdelaziz al-Hilu have returned to Kordofan after months of fighting in El Fasher, signalling shifting alliances in Sudan’s conflict.

ICC to deliver Ali Kushayb’s sentence on Nov. 17; life term expected; victims await reparations

TASIS joins calls after Kushayb’s conviction to extradite Bashir-era fugitives, piling pressure on al-Burhan

Port Sudan’s death sentence for Bakri Mansour triggers uproar

US sanctions target Sudanese actors tied to Iran as reports cite IRGC training, drone deliveries and Islamist brigades backing SAF

Alhurra reports Iran is establishing a Houthi-linked foothold in Port Sudan, expanding Red Sea reach via SAF ties

Eyewitnesses in North Darfur report that armed crews, possibly linked to the RSF, are restoring disused airstrips and installing towers in several locations around Umm Kadada.

Hamdan Dagalo revealed that Minni Minawi sought coordination, funding, and meetings before Sudan’s war, accusing him later of failing to stabilise Darfur.

Major General Babiker Idriss was assassinated by Colonel Abdul Majeed amid a tribal feud reflecting deep ethnic and political divisions within SAF.

Zaghawa tribal leaders in North Darfur rejected the army’s joint force for taking sides in clan clashes, heightening fears of escalating violence.

UNHRC told Egypt aided SAF with Iranian chemical arms, backed Al-Baraa Ibn Malik, and abetted $8bn gold smuggling

Idris welcomes Kushayb verdict, urges transfer of all ICC-wanted figures said to be protected by SAF junta

Watchdog cites raids, arrests and mob attacks; urges Libya to halt abuses and UNHCR to fast-track evacuations