How SAF’s war strategy is accelerating Sudan’s collapse
SAF’s reliance on force is accelerating Sudan’s collapse and destroying prospects for recovery
SAF policies deepen rifts in east Sudan
New alliances in east Sudan expose growing anger at SAF’s handling of the war and the region
AU chief’s remarks on Sudan peace plan spark huge backlash
Sudanese groups have criticised the African Union chief over remarks seen as favouring the SAF-backed Port Sudan junta
SAF lines crumble near Kadugli as allied forces advance, report
Allied forces have breached SAF defenses near Kadugli and Dilling, forcing hundreds of civilians to flee South Kordofan
Reuters: Sudan war ‘misinfo’ deepens Saudi-UAE rift
A Reuters report says Sudan war messaging fueled Saudi-UAE mistrust, spilling into Yemen tensions
Sudanese refugee clinic in Adre marks two years of vital care
A refugee-run clinic in eastern Chad marks two years of delivering primary and maternal care to displaced families facing severe hardship.
Operations return to Sudan’s Heglig oil field after RSF takeover
Partial oil production has resumed at Sudan’s Heglig field after the RSF takeover, with engineers gradually restoring wells under new security arrangements.
Sudan’s war weakens Burhan as Islamist militias regain influence: report
According to Eurasia Review, Sudan’s prolonged war is weakening Burhan’s army and empowering Islamist militias, complicating military strategy, politics, and prospects for peace.
South Sudan army orders civilian evacuations amid Jonglei clashes
South Sudan’s army ordered civilians to evacuate parts of Jonglei state as fighting with opposition forces intensified following deadly airstrikes and collapsing power-sharing efforts.
US blocks end of temporary protected status for South Sudanese
A US federal judge blocked the Trump administration from ending temporary protected status for South Sudanese nationals, citing serious consequences.
RSF claims full control of Al-Taqata’ after clashes in South Kordofan
Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces say they have taken control of the strategic Al-Taqata’ area in South Kordofan after clashes, calling it a major battlefield advance.
Nyala traders report heavy losses after fuel market destroyed in SAF airstrike
Nyala traders report massive losses after SAF drone strike destroys fuel market
TASIS alliance seizes key South Kordofan junction
Ta’sis alliance captures key junction in South Kordofan, disrupting SAF coordination
In praise of betrayal, when al Burhan saw Sisi’s full face in the mirror
A slip of the tongue exposes a deeper crisis of sovereignty and power in Sudan
Hamdok rejects return of old regime forces
Hamdok urges democratic reform, rejects political Islam, and warns against military interference
US voices ‘grave concern’ over SAF leadership rhetoric
US says Sudan’s SAF should pursue peace, not keep fighting, as war deepens humanitarian crisis
Fire razes Al-Omda camp in North Darfur, leaving families homeless
A fire destroyed shelters at the Al-Omda displacement camp in North Darfur, leaving dozens homeless as aid agencies warn the wider Sudan crisis is worsening.
Khalid Silak accuses SAF of prolonging war
Khalid Silak says SAF is prolonging Sudan’s war and obstructing a path to peace
Port Sudan authorities export grievances instead of solving Sudan’s crises
Port Sudan’s leadership is accused of exporting blame while Sudan sinks deeper into war
Initiative launched to manufacture rabies vaccines in Sudan
Sudan plans local rabies vaccine production to curb rising infections, especially among children
Russian forces kill, injure 17 Sudanese civilians in Central African Republic
An attack by Russian forces on a border market leaves 12 Sudanese civilians dead
Warnings grow over Sudan’s fragmentation
Civilian leaders warn Sudan risks division under military and Islamist-driven agendas
Brotherhood-linked education scam shakes Sudan’s education ministry
An alleged online education scam highlights corruption risks and ministry failures in Sudan
RSF accuses Muslim Brotherhood of stoking unrest in Chad border
The RSF denied targeting Chadian forces, blamed rivals for an Al-Tina attack, and said it remains committed to border security and cooperation with Chad.