Egyptian expert Dr Abbas Sharaky warned that uncontrolled flows from GERD could trigger the collapse of Sudan’s Roseires Dam, endangering lives.

Foreign teams have installed multiple towers along critical highways east of El Fasher, raising security and military concerns.

Sudanese refugee journalists in Libya face increasing attacks and harassment after anti-foreigner protests, leaving many in urgent need of protection.

OCHA: 24 million face acute hunger in Sudan; 630,000 near famine

Rights groups allege Islamist-aligned forces recruit Sudanese children amid rising disappearances, urging an independent investigation

Washington says Burhan and his delegation were confined to a 25-mile NYC zone for UNGA 80

Sudan’s civil war has devastated museums and heritage sites, leaving thousands of artifacts missing or looted as preservationists struggle with scarce resources.

Sudan faces a worsening health crisis as overlapping outbreaks of hepatitis, dengue, cholera, and malaria overwhelm its fragile hospitals and exhausted health system.

South Sudan’s peace deal is under threat as Riek Machar’s trial on treason charges sparks fears of renewed instability despite government reassurances.

Tabloid claims a Sudanese asylum seeker built a luxury workspace in a London hotel, igniting a UK debate over refugee support and income transparency

Report alleges SAF-aligned child recruitment, sending boys 13–17 to front lines

Over 500 dead in Kadugli cholera outbreak; hospitals lack supplies as daily deaths rise to 10–15

In El Fasher, SAF-allied fighters give 10 days to lift the RSF siege or surrender, as airdrops land and Kordofan reinforcements stall

Sudan issued a red alert over rising Nile waters, warning five provinces of possible floods as Ethiopia’s dam operations added to the surge.

United Nations officials met Rapid Support Forces leaders in West Darfur to demand unrestricted aid access as the humanitarian crisis worsens.

Khartoum authorities have obstructed the registration and renewal of voluntary organizations, citing security concerns, leaving many groups in uncertainty during wartime.

Falsified drugs swamp Sudan’s markets, causing deaths as oversight collapses amid the war

Border crossings reopen after tribal clashes near Um Dafuq

ICC-suspect Abdullah Banda returned via Port Sudan in August and rejoined the North Darfur front

Court rejects immunity bid, clears Machar trial; UN and AU urge calm amid fears of renewed unrest

Cholera cases surge in Burhan’s army-controlled South Kordofan amid medicine and supply shortages while authorities struggle to save lives.

Sudanese refugees in Libya face mass arrests, harsh detention, and blocked return routes amid rising tensions.

Emergency Lawyers report 40+ child disappearances in SAF-held Port Sudan, Gedaref and River Nile, urging urgent, transparent investigations

Aid is reaching El Fasher, RSF’s Mukheir says and blames Jibril Ibrahim and Minnawi for the flare-up