South Sudan has resumed normal oil exports after drone attacks in Sudan forced a temporary shutdown of cross-border operations.

Fourteen Sudanese railway employees were killed in West Kordofan as clashes endangered civilians and disrupted essential services.

Ethiopia reports Marburg outbreak near Sudan, South Sudan launches high alert measures

New Sudanese committee in the Netherlands vows transparency and justice after corruption

Former PM Abdalla Hamdok urges SAF to embrace an unconditional ceasefire, warning the war risks total social and economic collapse

Starmer and al-Sisi urge international cooperation to provide aid and restore stability in Sudan amid conflict

ICC prosecutors are pushing for a life sentence for Sudanese militia leader Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman after judges detailed his direct role in atrocities committed in Darfur two decades ago.

Britain weighs new Sudan sanctions, urging urgent action to end the conflict and protect civilians

Kiir brings back ex-VP James Wani Igga days after firing key ally, adding to succession tensions

MBS plans to urge Trump to step in on Sudan, hoping his pressure can unlock stalled ceasefire talks

Sources say Port Sudan Prime Minister Kamil Idris has quit and left for Switzerland after pressure from Islamist leaders

South Sudanese President Salva Kiir dismissed several top officials and appointed new ministers, a governor, and a vice president in a major cabinet reshuffle.

Libyan Red Crescent and coast guard rescue teams recover bodies after deadly Mediterranean migrant boat capsizes off Al-Khums coast

Ethiopia confirmed three deaths from Marburg virus and is taking preventive measures with international support.

Egyptian anchor Mohamed El-Baz’s claim that the Muslim Brotherhood is “more dangerous than Israel” ignites fierce debate over security threats

A confidential ICC file accuses SAF of war crimes and details foreign state and militia support, raising the prospect of new warrants and deeper isolation

Darfur Governor El-Hadi Idris hails UN aid chief Tom Fletcher’s visit as a key step to ease civilian suffering

Burhan’s army withdrew from North Kordofan towns as clashes with RSF escalate, mobilising troops and equipment and threatening civilian safety.

Sudan’s trade with Chad rebounded after the Adré border reopened, restoring market stability and easing shortages in West Darfur.

Sudan’s Port Sudan junta rejects a UN fact-finding mission in El Fasher, citing sovereignty.

Authorities in eastern Sudan detained a man who claimed to be the “awaited Mahdi,” triggering public outcry, a forced public recantation and a sharp denunciation from a local religious school

TASIS urges a UN rights mission to visit Peace Government areas in El Fasher, saying on-the-ground checks will expose “lies and politicised reports”

Egypt and Saudi Arabia urged an immediate ceasefire and inclusive political process in Sudan amid deadly fighting and a worsening humanitarian crisis.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and UAE leaders urged an immediate ceasefire as Sudan’s conflict displaces millions.