Somoud urges activation of the quartet plan and a political path to end Sudan’s war

UAE humanitarian efforts have placed it at the forefront of the response to Sudan’s deepening crisis

A US report warns Islamist militias operate inside Sudan’s army with official backing

Tensions flare near Sudan’s Eritrea border after clashes between residents and security forces

Chadian President Mohamed Idriss Deby reaffirmed Chad’s support for a UN-led political solution in Sudan, stressing that sustained diplomacy is the best path to lasting peace.

The Sudanese community in Egypt reaffirmed respect for Egyptian law while warning that reported deportations of UNHCR card holders could have serious humanitarian consequences.

Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces say they have completed preparations for a major operation, as the war continues to worsen displacement and humanitarian suffering.

Health authorities warn of rising dengue and malaria cases in multiple Sudanese states

RSF adviser accuses international visits to SAF areas of bias and distorting facts

Reports say RSF forces are moving towards Omdurman after a year away from Khartoum

Reports say intense fighting near Tina could end the joint forces’ presence in Darfur

A US study says Muslim Brotherhood control within SAF blocks peace and fuels long term instability

Over 1,100 civilians were killed or went missing in SAF attacks on villages in South Kordofan, local sources say

South Sudan president Salva Kiir fired interior minister Angelina Teny, undermining the power-sharing peace deal and escalating regional tensions.

Leaked talks show Islamist control inside SAF driving Sudan toward isolation and internal collapse

Sudan launches Nile dock project in Wadi Halfa to restart river transport with Egypt

Nine countries urged South Sudanese parties to cease hostilities and allow humanitarian access amid renewed clashes.

The UN human rights chief reported severe civilian hardships as ongoing fighting in Sudan displaces tens of thousands.

Delegations from Sudan’s Sumud alliance have launched a European tour to rally political and humanitarian support for ending the war and pushing a peaceful settlement.

A newly opened bank branch in Nyala has drawn large crowds, marking the first return of formal banking services to South Darfur since the war forced commercial banks to close.

RSF deputy commander Abdul Rahim Dagalo has travelled to Chad to contain rising border tensions following deadly clashes, allegations of cross-border involvement, and growing fears of wider conflict.

South Darfur authorities have begun drilling four new water wells near Nyala to ease chronic shortages worsened by recent fighting and seasonal scarcity.

Halima Hamid’s weeks-long journey to Kauda with her sick mother highlights the growing struggle of cancer patients in western Sudan to reach even basic medical care.

Rising global and local pressure puts Sudan’s Muslim Brotherhood at a critical crossroads