Latest Sudan news and breaking updates on politics, conflict, and humanitarian developments across the country.
Sudan and Saudi Arabia signed an agreement in Riyadh establishing a higher council for strategic coordination, covering economic, investment, trade and political cooperation amid Sudan’s ongoing war and reconstruction needs.
Sudan’s Chief of Staff Gen. Yasser Abdelrahman Hassan al-Atta visited Ankara for talks with Turkish defense officials, signaling growing military coordination between Sudan and Türkiye amid the ongoing war.
The Justice Committee said SPLM-N intelligence detained 10 humanitarian workers in South Kordofan and took them to unknown locations, amid worsening insecurity and internal tensions in the Nuba Mountains.
The AU Peace and Security Council reaffirmed support for Sudan’s sovereignty and rejected parallel governments during talks with Al-Burhan in Khartoum, while urging inclusive dialogue and a political settlement to...
Humanitarian organizations sent 36 aid trucks to nine areas across Sudan as renewed fighting in Kordofan, Darfur and Blue Nile drives new displacement and increases pressure on host communities.
Sudanese Prime Minister Kamil Idris urged the African Union to support designating the RSF as a terrorist organization, while setting out Khartoum’s red lines on sovereignty, external interference and internal...
Sudan’s foreign minister and UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher discussed continued aid flows through the Adre crossing, a key route for delivering humanitarian assistance from Chad into Darfur.
Finance Minister and Justice and Equality Movement leader Jibril Ibrahim called for the full integration of all armed formations into one national army, warning against repeating the RSF experience.
Al-Burhan said he agreed to provide political, legal and security guarantees for participants in a proposed Sudanese dialogue, while insisting that any peace process must not return the RSF or...
UNFPA warned that pregnant women in Sudan’s Darfur region are facing deadly childbirth risks as war, displacement and collapsing health services leave many unable to access emergency obstetric care.
