While civilians suffer from an escalating war driven by the army, the RSF emerges as a pragmatic actor willing to protect oil resources and regional stability

Family members say a 46 year old civilian died under torture in army custody in Khartoum after being denied vital diabetes medication

A woman was killed and 18 Sudanese refugees were injured when their vehicle overturned near Al Kufra, underscoring the dangers faced by refugees in southern Libya

Othman Mirghani says Sudan’s army is built to fight wars, not make peace, and warns that the absence of real institutions has left the country without a compass

For years, al Burhan has rejected any role for the Islamic Movement, the political front of Sudan’s Muslim Brotherhood

The European Union has launched an emergency air bridge to deliver urgent humanitarian aid to Darfur as conflict, famine and displacement intensify suffering.

US condemned a drone attack on a UN base in Sudan that killed six Bangladeshi peacekeepers, urging an end to hostilities and protection of civilians.

Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces stated their teams cleared over 2,000 explosive devices from public facilities in Babanusa, improving civilian safety.

Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces accused General Abdel Fattah al Burhan’s army of repeatedly attacking humanitarian missions and aid convoys, allegations the army has not publicly addressed.

WFP will sharply cut food rations in Sudan next month, warning that funding shortages and ongoing conflict are pushing the country closer to widespread famine.

US Representative Sarah Jacobs accused the Trump administration of worsening Sudan’s war through aid cuts, weak diplomacy, and failure to confront foreign arms backers.

Egypt and the UAE focused on Sudan’s escalating war during talks in Abu Dhabi, stressing coordination to support peace efforts and strengthen regional security.

The RSF has denied allegations that it carried out a drone strike on the UN headquarters in Kadugli, calling the claims politically motivated as tensions rise in Sudan.

Four people were killed in Al-Sayyah, North Darfur, after a land and grazing dispute between herders and farmers escalated into armed clashes.

Displaced families in Al-Afad camp say local authorities diverted humanitarian aid and blocked direct relief.

South Darfur health authorities confirmed 13 new dengue cases as the outbreak spreads across Nyala and nearby areas, prompting intensified response efforts.

UN agencies have struck a preliminary deal with Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces to allow humanitarian aid into besieged El Fasher as shortages deepen and civilians remain trapped.

Sudan’s RSF denies allegations of civilian abuses in Darfur, rejecting claims of detentions and ransoms and criticising what it calls politically driven reporting.

Tasis forces say they intercepted a convoy in North Darfur and freed hundreds of youths allegedly forcibly recruited by Sudan’s army, which offered no immediate comment.

Islamist leaders confirm their active role in battles, contradicting Burhan’s denial of Muslim Brotherhood fighters in Sudan.

Officials in Al-Qadarif highlighted lessons learned, community campaigns, and targeted interventions to strengthen malaria prevention efforts

UN experts warn that the treason trial of suspended vice president Riek Machar is undermining South Sudan’s 2018 peace deal and raising the risk of renewed conflict.

Saudi Arabia executed a Sudanese man and two Afghan nationals for smuggling cocaine and methamphetamine, reflecting strict anti-drug policies.

Two years of fighting between rival forces have torn apart families and communities across Sudan, deepening a humanitarian crisis.