Civil groups intensify calls to designate the Brotherhood a terrorist organisation, citing documented links to violence and the collapse of Sudan’s civilian transition

Admissions by an Islamist leader highlight the Brotherhood’s direct role in mobilisation and combat, undermining SAF claims of distance from Islamist influence

Tasis forces surrounded Kadugli, prompting mass displacement and urgent calls for a humanitarian truce to evacuate civilians

The UAE said Sudan must move to a civilian-led government, warning the war is fueling atrocities, extremism and regional instability

US President’s adviser Massad Boulos said talks with Doctors Without Borders reaffirmed a shared push for urgent, realistic humanitarian aid for Sudan.

Sudanese leader Mubarak Al-Fadil Al-Mahdi warns that continued war and military failures under General Burhan are pushing Sudan towards state collapse.

Property confiscation claims and passport renewal refusals are intensifying tensions between Sudanese citizens and Port Sudan authorities amid ongoing political unrest.

At least 10 civilians were killed after SAF launched a drone strike on a busy market in North Darfur

Civilian groups call for the Muslim Brotherhood to be designated a terrorist organisation

Burhan is politically cornered as Islamist pressure grows and Sudan’s future hangs in the balance

SAF bombing near Kadugli escalates the conflict as sieges tighten and aid groups withdraw

Founding Alliance forces seized Kadugli’s entry points as drone attacks intensify

A draft law regulating protests has sparked concern it will legitimise repression and suffocate Sudan’s revolution

UAE welcomed the US push for a Sudan aid truce, while Egypt stressed “red lines” and rejected parallel entities

The EU launches projects in Sudan to support displaced communities with training, cash aid, and protection services across key regions.

The Rapid Support Forces restored electricity in El Fasher, ending months of darkness and bringing hope and normalcy to residents.

Rapid Support Forces have cleared 87% of mines and hazardous materials, improving safety for Babanusa residents.

Tabik’s statement highlights concerns over bias as the African Union faces growing scrutiny in ongoing Sudan negotiations

The RSF arrested a sleeper cell in East Darfur attempting to reach army positions, seizing weapons amid rising tensions with General Burhan’s forces.

Doctors are calling for unconditional releases and firm guarantees for staff safety.

Sudan’s Tasis alliance is preparing to finalise and announce the full structure of its rival government early next year from Nyala as the war continues.

Sudanese refugees in Abéché rejected UNHCR cash aid, saying the $10 payments fail to meet basic needs as living conditions and services sharply deteriorate.

Several Sudanese refugees in Adré camp were abducted by unknown assailants, beaten, and later released amid rising security concerns.

Sudanese marked Dec. 19 with protests and online rallies, urging an end to the war