The United Nations warned that its South Sudan peacekeeping mission risks collapse due to government-imposed conditions and budget-driven personnel cuts.

Humanitarian operations in North Darfur are collapsing due to conflict, leaving millions of displaced civilians without food, water, or medical care.

Since Abdel Fattah al-Burhan’s 2021 coup, Sudan has fallen deeper into war, state collapse and economic ruin, as accusations of abuses and failed leadership persist

Burhan’s visit to displaced Darfur residents draws sharp criticism online

Sudanese tennis champion Mohamed Al-Hadi is set to play a strong match today against Burhan Abdelrazak of Djibouti in the Islamic Solidarity Games currently taking place in Riyadh, as he aims to advance to the next round of the competition. His teammate, internationally ranked player Mutasim Idris, is awaiting the tournament draw to determine his

SAF allies push west toward Darfur and question U.S. mediation, deepening Sudan’s war and crisis

Al-Atta backs a military endgame, raising doubts over the Quad’s truce bid and exposing SAF rifts

More than 20 countries have jointly condemned atrocities in Sudan, urging an immediate ceasefire, justice for victims, and full humanitarian access.

IOM Director Amy Pope visited Port Sudan to highlight Sudan’s worsening humanitarian crisis, where famine and poverty threaten millions amid ongoing conflict.

Adré crossing to reopen after joint talks between Sudanese and Chadian committees

War drives poverty to 71%, minister says, as Khartoum outlines aid plans from school meals to health cover

RSF says yes to the Quad plan; SAF stalls as the US-led group shifts from proposal to enforcement

RSF forces mobilise near Babanuosa as Sudanese army holds its ground, fighting expected to escalate

RSF says Babanuosa residents moved to safer areas to protect civilians and manage aid

DW and AFP debunked viral El Fasher “atrocity” visuals as AI fakes, exposing a wider disinformation push

TASIS is working to restore essential services in Fasher while authorities and aid groups address urgent humanitarian needs and ensure civilian safety.

About 2,000 soldiers of General Burhan’s 22nd Brigade surrendered peacefully, easing regional tensions and signaling a strategic shift.

The Rapid Support Forces have questioned commander Abu Lulu over his alleged role in mass killings in El-Fasher amid growing calls for justice in Sudan’s conflict.

Two Sudanese migrants were killed in a drone strike on a migrant boat near Zuwara, Libya

Burhan is portrayed as a failed leader whose rule deepened Sudan’s war, collapse, and suffering

Sudanese leader claims Burhan rejects ceasefire due to fears of Brotherhood resurgence

UN envoy Ramtane Lamamra urged Sudan’s rivals to accept a three-month humanitarian truce to halt fighting and ease civilian suffering.

The United Nations has warned of imminent intensified fighting in Sudan’s Kordofan region, urging an immediate halt to the violence. The warning follows the Rapid Support Forces’ (RSF) capture of El-Fasher, General Abdel Fattah al Burhan army’s last major stronghold in Darfur, and their apparent shift toward Kordofan. Türk called on all states to stop

Bank of Khartoum launched a new service enabling Sudanese residents in Saudi Arabia to transfer money directly to Sudan through major Saudi banks.