EU Report: UAE Assessed as RSF’s Primary Foreign Backer
BRUSSELS – The United Arab Emirates has been assessed as the Rapid Support Forces’ primary foreign backer in Sudan’s war, providing the...
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BRUSSELS – The United Arab Emirates has been assessed as the Rapid Support Forces’ primary foreign backer in Sudan’s war, providing the...
KHARTOUM – At least 802 attacks affecting health care have been recorded across Sudan since fighting erupted in April 2023, with more...
PORT SUDAN – The World Health Organization said 228 attacks on health care have been recorded in Sudan since April 2023, killing...
KHARTOUM – An estimated 4.2 million children in Sudan are suffering from acute malnutrition, according to a new humanitarian snapshot by the...
KHARTOUM – The risk of famine is expanding into parts of South Darfur, including East Jebel Marra, as drought, poor harvest prospects...
A U.N. humanitarian communications report warned that damaged networks, funding shortages and licensing delays are disrupting aid coordination across Sudan, particularly in Darfur and Kordofan.
FAO warned that Sudan faces worsening food insecurity as conflict, displacement and poor rainfall undermine agriculture, while severe funding shortages limit programmes designed to restore food production and livelihoods
Circulating footage has raised concern over Sudanese detainees in Libya, with activists alleging torture, hunger, medical neglect and possible forced recruitment into the RSF, while calling for urgent Sudanese diplomatic...
A UN fact-finding mission said foreign weapons, drones, fighters and logistical networks are fueling Sudan’s war, with RSF support routes linked to the UAE, Chad, Libya, Somalia and Colombian contractors,...
Sudan’s army marked its 72nd anniversary with a military parade in Khartoum, in a symbolic display of renewed state presence amid war and renewed debate over decades of military marginalization...