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May 01, 2023 // The crisis in Sudan is already tragic, but a possible proxy war between the West and Russia in the country would make things far worse. To avoid a proxy war, the international community needs to proactively ensure access to humanitarian aid and push for a political solution, writes Elia Preto Martini.

Tens of thousands take to the streets as the regime seeks to remain in power with the support of the West and its allies Political Review It has been one year since the latest military seizure of power in the Republic of Sudan where a committed movement continues to protest…

The death toll has risen to 79 since the October 25 coup.Sudanese security forces have killed a 27-year-old protester anti-coup demonstrations In the

US envoy, assistant secretary to meet with leaders and civil society actors in the serious crises of the two African nations.David Satterfield, the ne

A Sudanese main protest group has rejected a UN initiative to hold talks with the military.Security forces fired tear gas at thousands of people in th

© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Demonstrators march in a rally against military rule in the wake of the January 6, 2022 coup in northern Khartoum, Sudan. REUTE

At least one Sudanese anti-coup protester has been killed by security forces, according to doctors and activists, who have rallied thousands of people

Video Length 25 minutes 10 seconds 25:10 By: Inside StoryThe resignation of Prime Minister Hamdo and growing public outrage have heightened uncertaint

Hamdok has resigned less than two months after signing a political deal with the military following the October 25 coup.Sudanese Prime Minister Abdall

Khartoum, Sudan - Hundreds of women have taken to the streets in and around the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, to protest against sexual violence and har