Sudan and South Sudan agree to strengthen security cooperation
Sudan and South Sudan strengthen security ties while pledging border control, oil protection, and cooperation over the disputed Abyei region.
Heavy rains destroy displaced people’s tents in North Darfur
Heavy evening rains in Tawila, North Darfur, destroyed tents and flooded displacement sites hosting over 700,000 people.
Khartoum is still in dark, but efforts are underway to restore power
Imported equipment from China helps technical teams restore power lines connected to Merowe Dam.
Saudi diplomat says Riyadh helped arm Sudanese army
Saudi diplomat says Riyadh helped facilitate Pakistani weapons supplies to Sudan’s army
Umma figure says Burhan unfit to lead Sudan dialogue
Sumoud figure compares Burhan dialogue to Bashir-era process
Dagalo congratulates Chad’s Déby on independence anniversary
Dagalo congratulates Chad on 66th independence anniversary
Washington appoints new acting chargé d’affaires for Sudan
US appoints Jonathan Howard as acting chargé d’affaires for Sudan
RSF deploys forces after deadly East Darfur tribal clashes
Tribal fighting leaves 20 dead in East Darfur
Drone wave hits SAF positions across Sudan
Drone offensive widens as TASIS forces press multiple fronts
Senior Al-Baraa commander killed in North Kordofan strike
Islamist brigade commander killed in Jabra al-Sheikh strike
Drone swarm targets Kenana military airbase in White Nile
Drones target army bases and weapons depots in Sudan
Clashes in Sudan’s Blue Nile state force 2,500 people to flee
Sudden clashes between military forces in Geisan town have forced 2,500 people to flee their homes, worsening Sudan’s severe humanitarian crisis.
Aid looting raises tensions in Sudan’s South Kordofan
Tensions rise in South Kordofan after aid warehouses are emptied and local leaders demand an independent investigation.
Umma Party leader blames Islamists for prolonging Sudan’s war
Al-Fadil says Sudan’s Islamist groups support Burhan’s government and militias while rejecting ceasefire efforts and worsening the conflict.
Sudan’s Taishi urges UN support to protect education amid conflict
Sudan’s Tasis government calls for neutral schools and unified exams to protect children and preserve their educational futures.
Thousands flee West Darfur as clashes drive families toward Chad
Renewed clashes in West Darfur displace more than 5,000 people, forcing families from 10 villages to flee violence and seek safety in Chad.
Sudan’s junta officials meet in South Sudan over border issues
Sudan and South Sudan seek closer security coordination as officials discuss border threats and their shared sovereign interests.
Sudan and WFP agree to strengthen food security and recovery
International partners pledge support for returning citizens, farmers and vulnerable communities as Sudan seeks sustainable economic recovery.
Qeissan gives TASIS new foothold in Blue Nile
TASIS advances deeper into Blue Nile after Qeissan capture
TASIS captures strategic Qeissan in Blue Nile
TASIS forces seize Qeissan near Ethiopian border
El Obeid official accused of shaving displaced vendor’s head
Local employee accused of humiliating displaced vendor in El Obeid
RSF boosts Nyala airlift as Kordofan battle intensifies
Flights surge at Nyala airport amid reports of RSF military resupply
TASIS, Sumoud reject Quintet as Burhan builds alternative track
Saudi-Egypt role emerges in Sudan’s battle over transition
Former RSF commander hospitalised in SAF detention
Ali al-Naseeh al-Qala was transferred to a military hospital after his health worsened in SAF detention