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'Why are they forgetting about us?': Sudan watches allies turn from war to aid Ukraine and Gaza | Sudan - Vimarsana News

'Why are they forgetting about us?': Sudan watches allies turn from war to aid Ukraine and Gaza | Sudan

Sudanese military conflict has killed thousands and created what UN says is world’s largest human displacement crisis

Advocacy Groups Call on Sudan's Neighbour Egypt to Ease Entry Requirements for Refugees - Vimarsana News

Advocacy Groups Call on Sudan's Neighbour Egypt to Ease Entry Requirements for Refugees

With Sudan’s conflict now at the 100-day mark, activists say displaced Sudanese face a dire situation. “Instead of facilitating their entry, Egypt disregards

SUDAN : Gum arabic importers steel themselves for supply chain disruptions - Vimarsana News

SUDAN : Gum arabic importers steel themselves for supply chain disruptions

With Sudan accounting for 70% of global gum arabic production, leading international buyers are fearful of the repercussions of a prolonged conflict between Burhan and Hemeti. This rare natural

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Brief: Sudan Crisis: Pre-existing vulnerabilities and outlook in neighbouring countries (May 2023) - Central African Republic - Vimarsana News

Brief: Sudan Crisis: Pre-existing vulnerabilities and outlook in neighbouring countries (May 2023) - Central African Republic

Analysis in English on Central African Republic and 4 other countries about Food and Nutrition, Health and more; published on 11 May 2023 by REACH

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Sudan: What can Europe do to stem the violence? – DW – 04/24/2023 - Vimarsana News

Sudan: What can Europe do to stem the violence? – DW – 04/24/2023

Sudan is at a dangerous crossroads. If Europe wants to help, it should push hard for a ceasefire and advocate for civilian involvement in the country's political future, analysts say.

Source: dw.com