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Sudan’s partners are sounding the alarm over the deteriorating humanitarian situation in the country, particularly in Darfur. The crisis that emerged from the foiled coup d’état staged by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF, and turned into rebellion, passed its fourth month.

In his first video message in many weeks, Mohamed Hamdan Daglo (Hemedti), the commander of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), surrounded by his soldiers, insists that replacing the Sudanese army is a condition for ending the bloody fighting that erupted in Khartoum on 15 April

International powers launched diplomatic interventions to stop the conflict in Sudan. Some efforts were partially successful in mitigating it

The conflict in Sudan is a stark reminder that when civilian lives are brazenly disregarded, the world must take action to protect them. 

State Department - With Sudan’s conflict now at the 100-day mark, advocacy groups are calling on Sudan’s neighbor Egypt to ease entry requirem

The statement follows Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to Saudi Arabia on Tuesday as part of a three-day Gulf tour aimed at strengthening ties.

The violence is further destabilizing the region.

Thirty-seven migrants are missing after their boat capsized between Tunisia and the Italian island of Lampedusa, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said on Friday, citing an account by four survivors of the shipwreck. The United Nations agency said the survivors, all from sub-Saharan Africa, arrived on Lampedusa late on Thursday, having been rescued from the shipwreck by another vessel. The survivors told the IOM they left the Tunisian port of Sfax heading for Italy with 46 peopl...

We are facing administrative and bureaucratic restrictions in Sudan; hampering our ability provide vital medical care for people in need in the country.

Restrictions and insecurity obstruct vital medical care in Sudan