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Palestinian terror groups, which long enjoyed support from Khartoum, condemn African nation's decision to continue with normalization efforts

Doubts surrounding the "framework agreement" by all parties remain the biggest hurdle to its implantation.

The inside story of how lobbying, threats and the desire to protect industry gutted a proposal that was meant to make vaccines widely available in poorer countries.

More than a year after the Taliban seized power in Kabul, a previously on-hold International Criminal Court investigation into war crimes allegedly committed during the war in Afghanistan – by U.S. forces, Afghan forces, and the Taliban – is back on track.

Conflict, coups, dire poverty: Sudan is reeling from multiple crises, but environmental activist Nisreen Elsaim warns a bigger problem dwarfs them all -- climate change.

A new book on Sudan's uprising offers a powerful account of the struggle for democracy in the face of a deep state linked to regional powers

Despite plodding normalization efforts amid political turmoil and coup, Gen. Abdel-Fattah Burhan says ties must come with 'reconciliation,' refuses to set date for election

U.S. and EU diplomats urged to refrain from violence against the pro-democracy protests planned on Thursday as Congressmen renewed calls for targeted sa

Visiting Sudan, rights expert decries violent crackdown on protests that erupted after last year's military coup, as death toll nears 100

Hundreds of Sudanese protesters on Wednesday demanded the dismissal of the United Nations mission chief, who is working to resolve a political crisis sparked by last year's military coup.