African delegation arrives in Khartoum amid Sudan conflict
African officials visit Khartoum to support Sudan’s recovery, stability and renewed cooperation with regional institutions.
Babiker rejects Israel trip claims after Cairo detention
Faisal rejects allegations of foreign collaboration and calls for more unified efforts to resolve Sudan’s devastating conflict.
Sudan’s Burhan says sanctions could increase pressure
SAF chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan warns sanctions could target him as international pressure over the war continues to grow.
SAF turns to Turkey as airstrikes hit alleged RSF western supply lines
SAF seeks advanced Turkish weapons as western air campaign intensifies
RSF Blue Nile gains open new pressure axis toward SAF-held Nile Valley
Blue Nile gains reshape war as RSF pressures SAF on two fronts
Heatstroke deaths rise to 16 in Sudan’s Red Sea state
Sudan heatwave leaves 16 dead, 160 sick in Red Sea state
Hilu orders halt to South Kordofan fighting after RSF peace initiative
Hilu orders immediate ceasefire amid South Kordofan tensions
French wheat shipment heads to Sudan for first time in 18 years
67,000-tonne French wheat cargo bound for Sudan
Kidnappings rise as gunmen abduct El Daein traders
Three merchants abducted at gunpoint in El Daein
Port Sudan, Islamists expand overseas military contacts
Sudan Islamists expand networks from Ankara to Beijing
SPLM-North launches major offensive around South Kordofan city
Tribal representatives call for investigations and safe aid access as fighting leaves civilians stranded across South Kordofan.
El Fasher group identifies man seen in civilian killing footage
Sudanese grassroots investigators say Muhammad Ismail Takizo died before footage showing alleged civilian killings was widely verified.
Aid complaints prompt authorities to freeze Al-Daein committees
Displaced people and residents report aid exclusions as Al-Daein authorities freeze committees amid concerns over distribution practices.
Sudan’s war widens currency and gold price disparities nationwide
Currency and gold prices diverge sharply across Sudan as the prolonged conflict disrupts markets and economic activity.
Sudan embassy launches biometric passport system in Cairo
Cairo’s Sudanese embassy expands digital consular services, including biometric passports, identity renewals and online driving license renewals.
Sudan rights commission discusses cooperation with OIC
Sudan’s National Human Rights Commission seeks stronger institutional and technical cooperation with the OIC human rights body.
Umma parties reject Burhan talks, demand neutral venue
Burhan dialogue faces new rejection from Umma parties
AU faces credibility test over Burhan engagement
AU faces questions over post-coup Sudan stance
Sudan conflict displaces another 200,000 people, UN says
Nearly 11,000 people flee two North Kordofan villages as deteriorating security intensifies Sudan’s growing displacement crisis.
SAF warplanes strike Nyala as explosions rock eastern city
SAF launches fresh airstrikes on TASIS capital Nyala
Major Sudan return convoy leaves Egypt with 870 people
30-bus convoy carries hundreds of Sudanese home from Egypt
Sudanese resident arrested in Saudi Arabia over migrant transport
Sudanese man faces 15 years in Saudi Arabia over migrant transport
Sudan ranks second worldwide for aid worker deaths
The UN says Sudan was the world’s second-deadliest country for humanitarian workers in 2025, with 71 personnel killed.
Defections deepen rift between JEM and Minnawi
JEM, Minnawi movement clash over defecting fighters