The United Arab Emirates called on Tuesday for a ceasefire in Sudan during the coming holy month of Ramadan, a call that was immediately rejected by the General Abdel Fattah al Burhan’s army.  The proposal comes as the country grapples with a devastating civil war that has created the world’s largest humanitarian catastrophe.    The conflict

Despite a 2018 peace deal that ended a brutal five-year civil war, South Sudan continues to grapple with violence, food insecurity, and a worsening humanitarian crisis

The African Union has labeled Sudan’s civil war as the world’s worst humanitarian crisis, citing widespread malnutrition, displacement, and severe humanitarian violations.

The decision was made during a virtual meeting on February 9, 2025, led by former Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok

Activists have criticized both al-Burhan’s directive and the police’s rejection, calling it a coordinated political maneuver

A Super Bowl halftime performer was detained and may face charges after unveiling a Sudanese-Palestinian flag during Kendrick Lamar’s show.

Al-Burhan on Saturday criticized the NCP for political opportunism and accused Taqaddum of supporting the Rapid Support Forces (RSF)

Some experts argue that the political and military developments in Sudan reflect attempts to reorganize the political landscape according to specific agendas

The RSF spokesperson also firmly declared that individuals rejected by the Sudanese people during the December revolution would not return to Khartoum

Following Abdel Hameed’s post, Sudanese media professionals rallied behind Al-Talib, condemning his incitement against journalists

Some Islamist leaders fiercely criticized Burhan, while others sought to de-escalate tensions, underscoring a tactical divide

Mustafa said the warrant was issued in response to his criticism of a political document presented to SAF chief, Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan

Reports indicate that this move has sparked significant discontent among the jihadist militias

The items, which were taken from residents who fled due to ongoing conflict, are sold by uniformed SAF fighters

UN humanitarian coordinator for Sudan said clashes in Kadugli, South Kordofan, have killed at least 80 civilians and left many others wounded

The United Nations has warned of a sharp increase in civilian deaths in Sudan, blaming the warring parties for failing to protect non-combatants.

South Sudan has confirmed its first case of mpox in a 31-year-old Ugandan national.

Jabal Sirkab, located near the Wadi Sidna military base, is reportedly used to detain thousands of civilians suspected of collaborating with the RSF

The training reportedly focuses on drone operations, a critical factor in the ongoing battles across the country

His recent statements and positions have raised numerous questions about his intentions and role in the country’s political and military landscape

At least 80 people were killed in southern Sudan due to renewed violence, with the United Nations warning of a worsening humanitarian crisis.

Over three days, at least 40 children were killed in Sudan due to bombings, highlighting the devastating threats to children amid ongoing conflict in the country.

WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has expressed concern over the ongoing attacks on hospitals in Sudan.

The South Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs dismissed Sudan’s claim that 65% of the RSF is composed of South Sudanese as an “absolute exaggeration”