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On Saturday, their jostling for power erupted into violence, both in the capital Khartoum and other cities across Sudan, with deafening explosions, air strikes, artillery fire and intense gunfire in densely packed neighbourhoods

Fighting that erupted on Saturday has killed 270 people and injured more than 2,600

Foreign players lurk as Sudan generals battle it out

Sudan has degenerated into a battleground for two rival generals, but they are backed by complex webs of international alliances with conflicting interests that could imperil the country's future, analysts…

In the streets of Khartoum, the war for power is between two generals. But in reality, many more players are involved, as the two sides have woven a network of political, economic, and diplomatic allies -- and enemies -- in a region in turmoil.

With a long history of coups, the North African nation enjoys a strategic location and has long been courted for its natural resources.

LONDON: With at least 185 people killed during clashes between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces in recent days, the dreams of shift from military rule to civilian-led democracy have turned to dust, revealing that the transition plan was likely doomed from the start. It is a far cry from the events of 2019, when the very forces now fighting one another

Having watched his wife Gaye gradually slip away from dementia - In the end, it was like she was there but she wasnt, says Eric Reeves (pictured with girlfriend Tami), 54, he was a broken man.

The success of the current, rapidly growing rebellion in Khartoum and elsewhere in Sudan is far from assured. The National Islamic (...)

In order to win approval from Florida’s Department of Education, publishers have begun removing mentions of race from social studies textbooks. The Onion asked teachers how they teach history without race, and this is what they said.