Refugees accuse BNP Paribas of enabling Sudan’s war financing via sanctioned transfers; the bank disputes it

Officials said 23–25; court said “child.” Critics cite age-check loopholes, higher costs, and demand tougher tests

Lamamra met al-Hilu in Nairobi and engaged Somoud, broadening UN outreach aimed at ending Sudan’s war

Report says a militia-plus-services model overseen by veteran Islamists; funding and state control are disputed

RSF denies the SAF’s Bara claim, says its units remain in the area and cites a downed drone

Nairobi talks accuse Burhan’s SAF of blocking peace, warn of extremist spillover, and urge an AU-led track

VP Riek Machar is charged with treason, murder and crimes against humanity tied to March White Army raids in Upper Nile

Lt Gen Amir Fadl becomes Sudan’s police chief as al-Burhan reshuffles security leadership during the war

Sudanese ranked fourth among irregular arrivals to the UK, while not featuring among top legal visa recipients

Lamamra and ‘Sumoud’ discussed halting the war, safeguarding civilians, speeding aid, and steering parties to talks without preconditions

Ex-PM Abdalla Hamdok urges inclusive talks to end Sudan’s war, praising UAE support for millions

RSF denies role in viral video of a woman bound to a tree, calling it staged; authenticity and timing unverified

UN envoy meets RSF-aligned TASIS in Nairobi, testing outreach without recognition to restart talks

Sources say Hamas and IRGC operatives quit Sudan for Eritrea via Kassala after Doha strikes, from Wadi Sayidna base

Egypt sent 178 Sudanese back via Arqin; returnees say hundreds more remain detained at Sallum, Matrouh and Alexandria

Policing returns and markets reopen as Nyala becomes TASIS’ seat, even as SAF airstrikes persist

Al-Ta’aishi convenes Nyala meetings on RSF pay delays, security sweeps and redeployments

Al-Ta’aishi forms access authority, pledges 7-day permits, visa fast-tracks and duty-free aid

Forty soldiers from El Fasher’s 6th Infantry arrived in Ed Daein after surrendering to the RSF

Darfur’s camps log new cholera surge; aid agencies push for water, care and vaccines as Sudan’s outbreak worsens

Popular Congress claims signs of chemical weapons in Sudan and says Port Sudan rejects a neutral international investigation

RSF-affiliated council plans a Darfur civil service conference, touting a “new vision” and local appointments

Lamamra lands in Nairobi for TASIS talks; sources say he requested the meeting. Al-Hilu to lead the delegation

Hamdok denies the “Peace Government” is separatist, calls for a monitored ceasefire and inclusive talks