The UN Human Rights Council will vote on a resolution urging a ceasefire in Sudan and accountability for war crimes.

TASIS says Egypt’s backing for Port Sudan undermines peace efforts and urges global actors to stop support

Sudan creates a central humanitarian body under al Safi to manage nationwide relief and ensure citizens receive support.

Nile surges threaten Sudanese communities with destruction and displacement as dam releases, weak safeguards, and climate pressures compound humanitarian risks.

Drone strikes in Malha and Al-Zarq kill and injure civilians; Alliance calls market hit a war crime

Sudan’s pound plunges as war cripples FX. IMF flags “monetary collapse” and dual recession amid soaring inflation

Hasab Al-Nabi Mahmoud warned that extremist Islamist groups are allying with Burhan’s army in Sudan to regain political power and displace civilians.

The detention of two Nyala men by RSF reflects a growing struggle over salaries, suspensions, and authority between rival factions in South Darfur.

The evacuation of a Sudan Shield militia camp by a joint force in Abu Hamad has exposed deepening rifts and uncertainty within Sudan’s military alliances.

Sudan’s economy is collapsing under war, with its currency plunging, inflation surging, and banks unable to withstand mounting financial pressures.

Sudan’s junta foreign minister praised Egypt’s support for militias, while Cairo publicly stressed peace talks, exposing stark contradictions.

ICC filing and OPCW complaint target Burhan’s SAF over alleged chemical-weapons use and Islamist ties

Faisal expects an imminent SAF-RSF return to Jeddah truce talks and rejects any revival of civil-military rule

The UCF in Sudan urged global powers to designate the Islamic Movement as a terrorist organisation, citing army manipulation, civilian repression, and ongoing war crimes.

Sudan’s junta Prime Minister Kamel Idris faces growing pressure from Islamist forces in the Burhan-controlled military amid political uncertainty.

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.