Sudan and Saudi Arabia establish council to deepen strategic ties
The new Sudan-Saudi council will coordinate cooperation and accelerate projects supporting development, investment and economic stability.
Libya detains five Sudanese ahead of deportation
Sudanese detainees transferred to Benghazi deportation centre
Juba detains former Islamic Dawa chief over financial allegations
South Sudan probes Ali Karti-linked official over alleged misuse of funds
How regional powers are strengthening Sudan’s SAF
Turkey, Qatar and Saudi Arabia redraw Sudan’s power balance
Sudan court jails pharmacist for six years over anti-war message
El Obeid court sentences pharmacist to six years over anti-war views
African Union council sidesteps Burhan political initiative
AU council leaves Burhan political proposal unendorsed
African Union delegation visits Sudan to push for ceasefire
An African Union delegation visited Sudan for peace talks, though analysts say it lacks leverage over warring factions.
Burhan unveils national dialogue plan as critics call it doomed
Sudan’s General Abdel Fattah al Burhan has proposed a national dialogue while vowing to keep fighting the Rapid Support Forces.
Floods, disease threaten displaced families in Sudan’s Atash camp
Heavy rains have flooded Sudan’s Atash displacement camp near Nyala, submerging shelters and fueling a surge in malaria and diarrhea cases.
Tasis forces hand over district hospital to Qeisan authorities
Tasis forces handed over Qeisan’s hospital to local authorities and pledged ongoing support for medicines and equipment.
TASIS accuses SAF of destroying key Blue Nile bridge
SAF, Islamist militias accused of targeting Blue Nile infrastructure
Arman’s SPLM-RDC rejects Burhan initiative
SPLM-RDC demands neutral talks instead of Burhan initiative
Sudan households slash spending as incomes collapse
Sudanese families cut basic needs as purchasing power collapses
Dagalo reviews treatment for wounded patients at Nyala hospital
Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo inspected the Turkish Hospital in Nyala, ordered measures to address shortages, and pledged support for improved medical care.
RSF, SPLM-N gain ground as Abu Anja praises Qeisan advance
Al Amora chief Othman Abu Anja praises RSF and SPLM-North after their reported capture of Qeisan amid continued fighting along Sudan’s frontier.
RSF praises unity during visit to Karkar in North Darfur
Community leaders reaffirm peaceful coexistence as RSF officials stress local solidarity and reliable humanitarian aid access in Karkar.
RSF says it seizes Ughru area near Sudan’s Damazin city
Sudan’s RSF claims it seized Ughru near Damazin after clashes, while military officials have not verified the claim or reported casualties.
Rights group says SAF-linked child recruit captured in Blue Nile
Captured child raises fresh concerns over SAF recruitment
TASIS exclusion hangs over Burhan’s new dialogue push
Sudan army chief offers dialogue under temporary guarantees
RSF decares major gains near Sudan’s Al-Kurmuk border
Fierce fighting near Al-Kurmuk brings reported RSF gains, while communication blackouts make the claims difficult to independently verify.
Flash floods worsen Sudan’s crisis as homes are destroyed
Severe floods displace nearly 1,000 families in North Darfur, destroying homes and leaving vulnerable civilians without protection.
War and shortages put pregnant women at risk across Sudan
UNFPA warns pregnant women in Sudan often arrive too late for treatment as hospitals struggle with essential medical shortages.
Sudan loses more than a third of its health facilities to war
WHO calls for an end to violence as Sudan’s damaged health facilities leave patients without essential medical services.
Islamist figure says exposing corruption helps ‘enemies of Islam’
Islamist figure turns corruption scrutiny into ‘attack on Islam’