Latest Sudan news and breaking updates on politics, conflict, and humanitarian developments across the country.
International partners meeting in New York urged Sudan’s warring parties to resume ceasefire negotiations, backed a Sudanese-led political process and called for an end to foreign military support and unrestricted...
Sudan and Russia discussed stronger police cooperation in Moscow, including cybercrime, fraud prevention, law-enforcement training and future collaboration under the U.N. cybercrime framework.
Sudan’s dialogue preparatory committee has begun inviting political forces to consultations and hopes to hold a comprehensive Sudanese-Sudanese conference before the end of the year.
Sudan’s U.N. ambassador accused the UAE and Chad of facilitating weapons, logistics and foreign fighters for the RSF, citing international reports while rejecting allegations against Khartoum.
A civilian delegation led by former Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok said it discussed expanding Sudan’s arms embargo, additional sanctions and an immediate humanitarian truce during talks with senior U.S. officials...
OCHA said drone attacks killed two displaced people and injured seven others in El Obeid, while WHO reported a sharp decline in cholera cases and FAO launched a nationwide livestock...
Sudan told the U.N. General Assembly that ending the war requires halting external interference and arms flows, while backing a Sudanese-led dialogue, political transition and internationally monitored elections.
Sudanese refugees with disabilities at Megé camp in eastern Chad are struggling to access wheelchairs, specialist treatment and livelihood opportunities as humanitarian resources decline.
Sudan has strengthened Ebola preparedness and laboratory testing as the Bundibugyo outbreak expands in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, raising concern over cross-border transmission.
Darfur Governor Minni Arko Minnawi said any Sudan truce should protect civilians and must not become a cover for legitimizing a parallel authority or entrenching the country’s division.
