The Native Administration and local elders in North Darfur deliver vital humanitarian aid to El-Fasher residents under siege.

The Tasis government launches a comprehensive reconstruction plan to rebuild West Kordofan, restore infrastructure, and empower local communities.

Sudanese refugees in Chad are facing escalating attacks, looting, and severe shortages of water and food aid, leaving many in urgent need of humanitarian support.

The Sudanese Red Crescent’s Executive Director toured units and met volunteers to promote teamwork and advance humanitarian initiatives.

Trump’s move revives questions about the Brotherhood’s century long strategy in the US

Burhan’s Saudi visit tests whether Sudan’s leadership can break with entrenched Islamist power

Teacher dies after alleged torture during SAF detention in South Kordofan

Six new dengue cases confirmed in Nyala as total infections reach 335

Dagalo tours Heglig, attacks Burhan, and vows to continue RSF operations

SPLM-N says a SAF drone strike killed civilians near Dilling in South Kordofan

The Nairobi declaration is seen as a key step in unifying civilians and excluding the Brotherhood

RSF disputes WHO claims of attacks on Sudan’s health facilities since January and calls for neutral field verification

Islamist leaders renewed threats against civilians and neighboring states as US lawmakers blamed extremist networks for Sudan’s prolonged crisis

A viral clip shows a Brotherhood figure threatening the White House as rhetoric escalates in Sudan

The US urged the UAE to support a humanitarian ceasefire in Sudan while also discussing Yemen stability amid a devastating and ongoing conflict.

South Darfur health authorities reported six new dengue cases, raising the total to 335, as response teams expand surveillance, vector control, and public awareness efforts.

A Sudanese primary school teacher died hours after his release from military detention, prompting renewed calls for accountability over alleged abuses in SAF custody.

General Abdel Fattah al Burhan’s army hit several towns in Sudan’s North Darfur, damaging a market vehicle and forcing residents to flee, days after a deadly air strike elsewhere.

Claims of oil revenue sharing at Heglig are denied by the TASIS government as Sudan’s oil output continues to decline.

The United States and Saudi Arabia agreed in Riyadh to strengthen political and humanitarian coordination aimed at ending Sudan’s war and easing civilian suffering.

Tom Warrick says Sudan’s war has reached a military deadlock, making diplomacy and international pressure the only way to avert state collapse.

The WHO says more than 1,600 people have been killed this year in attacks on health facilities across Sudan as the war deepens the humanitarian crisis.

Posters across London’s Underground ask a blunt question: are the world’s eyes still on Sudan as war, hunger and displacement worsen?

Sudanese refugees in Marra camp protest worsening conditions and the lack of basic services