RSF pledges civilian protection, safe corridors in El Fasher after capture
RSF vows to protect civilians and restore normal life in El Fasher after capturing the city
RSF captures El Fasher SAF commander after seizing city
RSF detains 6th Division commander after seizing El Fasher, deepening Burhan army losses
El Fasher capture follows collapse of Washington back-channel talks
El Fasher falls to RSF hours after U.S.-mediated talks with SAF collapse in Washington
El Fasher Falls: RSF triumph heralds a turning point in Sudan
El Fasher falls: RSF/TASIS victory redraws Sudan’s war map, rattling US Quad peace talks
Sudan’s RSF says it seized SAF base in North Darfur capital
RSF claims capture of El Fasher’s 6th Division HQ, calling it a turning point; verification pending
TASIS leader Dagalo announces council to combat terrorism in Sudan
TASIS government launches anti-terror council headed by the Prime Minister to enhance security and coordinate national counter-terror operations.
RSF takes control of key North Kordofan city amid heavy fighting
The Rapid Support Forces captured the strategic city of Bara after intense clashes with the Sudanese army, marking a major advance in the Kordofan region.
TASIS govt blames SLM for blocking cholera response teams
Sudan’s health minister accused the SLM of blocking medical teams from reaching cholera-hit areas, warning that such actions risk worsening the outbreak.
Sudan mediators launch new committee to drive ceasefire efforts
The Quadripartite Mechanism has formed a joint operations committee to coordinate urgent efforts toward a ceasefire and civilian rule in Sudan.
Sudanese football clubs join Rwanda league amid ongoing conflict
Sudanese clubs Al Hilal, Al Merrikh, and Al Ahli Wad Madani will play in Rwanda this season after civil war halted domestic competitions.
Burhan’s delegation goes to US for negotiations with TASIS
Washington hosts Sudan’s junta officials as they discuss ending fighting and rebuilding relations on mutual interests and respect.
Red Crescent food aid begins new phase in Khartoum
The Sudanese Red Crescent launched the third phase of its public kitchen project to aid hospices in Khartoum with international support.
UN agencies urge swift global action as Sudan’s crisis spirals
Four UN agencies have urged urgent global action to address Sudan’s worsening humanitarian crisis, warning that millions face famine, disease, and collapse.
Sudanese refugees trapped in dire conditions at Libya
Hundreds of Sudanese refugees detained in Benghazi’s Qanfudha centre face overcrowding, extortion, and severe humanitarian neglect, raising serious human rights concerns.
Seleka fighters kill two Sudanese traders at CAR gold mine
Two Sudanese traders were killed by Seleka fighters at a gold mine in the Central African Republic after a dispute over payment, escalating tensions along the Sudan–CAR border.
Sudan’s central bank unveils new banknotes to stabilise pound
Sudan’s central bank plans new banknotes to stabilise the pound amid severe economic turmoil and rising prices.
Chaos after stabbing in Colombia area of Sudan’s Kassala
A brutal stabbing at Kassala’s Grand Market shocked shoppers and sparked swift police action amid ongoing criminal concerns in the Colombia neighborhood.
Islamist-linked Baraa Battalion re-emerges with new camps in Sudan
Baraa Battalion is recruiting again in Sudan’s north, despite a July vow to go civilian, raising alarm over army affiliations and alleged abuses
RSF says no talks without secular state and justice for war crimes
RSF will join Quad talks only under strict terms, including ICC extraditions and a secular, federal state
Quad powers to push Sudan truce plan in Washington talks
Quad powers meet Sudan’s rivals in Washington to press a three-month truce and reopen aid access
Four Years Later: Sudan’s descent into hell under General al-Burhan
Sudan’s self-proclaimed leader marks four years since his coup amid war, famine, and growing international isolation
Egypt seeks full humanitarian ceasefire in Sudan amid regional instability
Sisi says Sudan topped his talks with European leaders as Egypt seeks a humanitarian truce and safeguards Sudan’s unity
Sudanese herders stranded as CAR border tensions block grazing routes
Border violence leaves Sudanese herders trapped in South Darfur, facing shortages of pasture and water
Al Jazeera’s Sudan Bias: Why TASIS was right to sever ties
Sudan’s media wars just took a dramatic turn. The Sudan Founding Alliance (TASIS) has severed all media cooperation with Al Jazeera, accusing the Qatari network of blatant bias in its coverage of Sudan’s conflict