RSF advances in Blue Nile amid fighting with Burhan’s army, as clashes near Damazin force civilians to flee and displaced families report severe shortages of food, water and medical services.

The UN mission in South Sudan has warned of grave civilian risks after reports that a senior military leader urged attacks on civilians amid escalating conflict in Jonglei.

South Sudan’s army has ordered civilians, aid workers, and UN staff to leave parts of Jonglei State ahead of a major offensive, as the UN warns of rising displacement and civilian risk.

Sudan’s army chief Abdel Fattah al Burhan proposed a strict, conditions-based ceasefire, breaking with Quartet efforts that prioritise an immediate negotiated truce.

Egypt is urging closer Quartet coordination to secure a humanitarian truce in Sudan as the UN warns food supplies are running out and millions face worsening hunger.

A gold mine collapse in Sudan’s South Kordofan state killed six miners, injured at least 12 others and left dozens feared trapped, prompting urgent calls for rescue efforts and safety reforms.

At least two people were killed when a drone strike hit the main market in Abu Zaima, residents said, marking the second such attack on the area in two days.

France’s parliament has urged the European Union to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organisation, as Sudanese political figures link the move to wider efforts against extremism.

Clashes between herders and farmers in Umbarambita, South Kordofan, left one man dead and others wounded after a dispute over livestock damaging farmland escalated into violence.

Sudan’s importers warn that rising customs dollar rates and new shipment policies are driving traders toward informal markets and deepening economic instability.

Abdalla Hamdok says his trial in absentia is a distraction and urges focus on ending Sudan’s war and easing civilian suffering

A US study argues Sudan’s war cannot end unless the Muslim Brotherhood’s influence over the SAF and state is dismantled

Save the Children says Sudan’s war has forced millions of children out of classrooms, with schools damaged, teachers unpaid and learning halted.

The closure of the only health centre in Beli Sereif after funding cuts has left residents and displaced families without basic medical care, clean water and sufficient food.

Human Rights Watch adviser urges Burhan’s army to hand over ICC suspects, saying the move is vital to protect victims and advance long-delayed justice.

Sudanese citizens were advised of a short closure at the Egyptian consulate in Wadi Halfa and temporary changes to passport procedures.

Experts warn Sudan’s war is enabling the Muslim Brotherhood to regain power and block peace

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.