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
RSF deploys elite forces across Nyala to strengthen security
Security forces deploy across Nyala as authorities seek to improve stability, curb criminal activity and strengthen control over the city.
Sudan and Belarus advance plans for economic and industrial ties
Sudan and Belarus prioritize vocational training, scientific exchanges, industrial technology and agricultural machinery.
TASIS protests AU peace delegation’s Khartoum visit
Al-Ta’aishi protests AU peace council visit to Khartoum
Sudan reports surge in HIV and hepatitis cases
Sudan reports 13,401 HIV cases, 55,000 hepatitis infections
Rights group documents alleged SAF torture, executions in Gezira
SAF forces accused of killings, torture in Gezira
Washington undercuts Burhan’s Sudan dialogue initiative
US rejects key pillars of Burhan’s dialogue plan
Sudan, Saudi Arabia launch strategic coordination council
Sudan, Saudi Arabia expand cooperation as fighting intensifies
South Sudan detains Sudanese refugees over $90 residency fees
Sudanese community chief detained in South Sudan over $90 fee
Egypt detains 14 Sudanese after truck escape video goes viral
Authorities take legal action after a driver admits dropping Sudanese passengers before a checkpoint to avoid residency checks.
RSF deploys ‘Special Forces’ to tighten security in Nyala
RSF expands security operations in Nyala as armed checkpoints and increased patrols raise concerns among residents and local leaders.
Sudan clashes force nearly 9,000 residents to flee Blue Nile State
Fighting in Qaysan and nearby villages forces thousands of families to flee as violence spreads across Sudan’s Blue Nile State.
TASIS installs water purification stations across Darfur
Darfur gets new water stations under TASIS programme
US policy on Sudan could clash with Saudi interests: Hudson
Hudson warns Washington against undermining Saudi Sudan ties
Sudanese army destroys vital bridge in Blue Nile
TASIS accuses Sudan’s army of destroying a key bridge in Qeissan as fighting intensifies across Blue Nile
Armed robber kills woman, child; RSF launches probe
Renewed armed robberies along Darfur roads raise security concerns after gunmen attack a passenger vehicle and kill two people.
Sudan finds 71.57m-pound education fraud in Burhan’s ministry
Auditors demand recovery of 71.57 million pounds after officials allegedly received funds without signed receipts or supporting documents.
Sumud’s Al-Barir says dialogues cannot resolve Sudan crisis
Sudan’s crisis requires coordinated security, humanitarian and political efforts, Al-Barir says, warning against relying on failed dialogues.
Sudanese army accused of using courts to silence anti-war voices
Six-year sentence for a pharmacist renews scrutiny of alleged judicial pressure on Sudanese critics of the war.
Ethiopia’s Nile remarks draw objections from Egypt and Sudan
Egypt and Sudan push back after Ethiopia signals greater control over Blue Nile flows and plans for new dams
Five-Party Mechanism to review Sudan’s political process: Tasis
Sudan’s Founding Alliance says mediators agreed to review the peace process after it suspended dialogue over participation concerns.
Malaria outbreak overwhelms fragile health services in South Darfur
A malaria outbreak overwhelms Al-Radoum as high treatment costs, medicine shortages leave residents increasingly vulnerable.
Sudan begins registering citizens in Egypt for return
Officials coordinate the return of Sudanese citizens from Egypt while organizers seek funding to support ongoing repatriation efforts.