Sudan's Pyramids Maintained by Dedicated, Solitary Keepers
The ancient pyramids of Sudan are being preserved and looked after by a small group of loyal and often solitary keepers, highlighting their dedication to cultural heritage.
The ancient pyramids of Sudan are being preserved and looked after by a small group of loyal and often solitary keepers, highlighting their dedication to cultural heritage.
The ongoing conflict in Sudan has resulted in Khartoum being left with a dangerous legacy of unexploded mines and other weapons.

The article discusses the West's strategy to designate, decouple, and defund Islamist forces in Sudan, noting how the US-Iran conflict has created geopolitical shockwaves extending to the Horn of Africa.
Reports highlight the grim reality of dealing with the deceased amidst the ruins of Sudan's ongoing conflict, underscoring the severe humanitarian crisis.

A surgeon has spoken out about his challenging experience of keeping a hospital operational and saving lives amidst the ongoing war in Sudan.
Amidst the ruins of Sudan's conflict, authorities and aid workers face significant challenges in dealing with the deceased.
A portrait piece highlights Boubou Niang's extensive forty-year career in global diplomacy, spanning from the OIC to Darfur.
A report highlights how priceless treasures are contributing to and fueling the ongoing bitter civil war in Sudan.
Residents in rural Sudan report that the ongoing Iran war has exacerbated difficulties in accessing essential medicines.

A new report, based on phone tracking data, has revealed the involvement of Colombian mercenaries in supporting Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The findings detail how these foreign fighters provided backing to the Sudanese paramilitary group.

The UN reports that Sudanese refugees returning home are encountering a new 'struggle for survival' due to chronic needs for investment, with homes, water supplies, health provision, and electricity heavily damaged.
The artwork of Mohammad Omer Khalil, drawing inspiration from Sudan, Morocco, and New York, is being featured.

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A United Nations official has expressed deep concern, stating that Sudan has been 'abandoned' by the international community after three years of ongoing conflict.

A Sudanese band continues to perform music despite the ongoing conflict in their country. Their resilience is highlighted by their commitment to playing even as 'weapons were loud.'

Sudan's Prime Minister Kamil Idris has presented his government's vision for ending the ongoing conflict, rebuilding the nation, and restoring civilian governance.
A United Nations official has expressed strong concern, stating that Sudan has been 'abandoned' by the international community following three years of ongoing conflict.
The article questions why the international community has seemingly forgotten the severe suffering of the Sudanese people amidst the ongoing conflict, characterized by violence.

Civilians in Sudan are enduring severe consequences, caught in the deadly crossfire of the ongoing civil war between the national army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The conflict highlights the ruthless power struggle impacting the population.

The United Nations has warned that widespread sexual violence used as a weapon of war in Sudan is triggering a massive mental health crisis. The conflict's brutality is having devastating psychological impacts on the population.
The United Nations has imposed sanctions on Abdelrahim Hamdan Dagalo, the brother of Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) leader, and several Colombian mercenaries. These sanctions target individuals involved in destabilizing the region.

An investigation has revealed that leaders of Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF), accused of genocide, have amassed a vast property portfolio worth £17.7 million in Dubai. The UAE was reportedly used as a "safe haven" for their families and wealth.

A dispute over a water well in eastern Chad escalated into violent clashes between two families, resulting in the deaths of at least 42 people. Authorities have reportedly brought the situation under control.
Reports detail the extraordinary efforts of a surgeon who managed to keep a hospital operational on the front lines of the war in Sudan, providing critical medical care under extreme conditions.

Amidst ongoing conflict, individuals in Khartoum are being highlighted for their efforts to sustain the city and its residents. These 'rescuers' are working to keep essential services and life going in the war-torn capital.

For the past three years, war has been raging in Sudan betwe en the regular army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, leading to more than 11 million Sudanese being displaced.
A portrait piece highlights Boubou Niang's extensive forty-year diplomatic career, covering his involvement from the OIC to Darfur.
A small Nile island has become a focal point of Sudan's ongoing conflict, highlighting the devastating impact of the war on local communities. Its strategic location or unique circumstances make it a symbol of resilience amidst the violence.
His Majesty the Sultan of Oman received the Chairman of the Transitional Sovereignty Council in Sudan for official discussions.

Rachel Hagan speaks to victims of Sudan’s brutal conflict, who have survived rape, kidnap and extreme violence to make it to Chad.
Demining teams in Sudan are actively searching the shattered capital city for hidden explosives. Their crucial efforts aim to clear the area and ensure safety amidst the ongoing conflict.

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An article provides a numerical overview and analysis of the ongoing conflict in Sudan, detailing key statistics and figures related to the war.

The ongoing war in Sudan, particularly in Darfur, has led to a scorched-earth policy by paramilitary groups, resulting in thousands of displaced and orphaned children, famine, and ethnic cleansing.
The conflict in Sudan has now entered its fourth year, with officials lamenting the international community's perceived abandonment of the crisis.
A United Nations official has expressed concern that Sudan has been 'abandoned' following three years of conflict.

The conflict in Sudan between the army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has entered its fourth year, with neither side achieving a decisive victory and the humanitarian situation remaining dire.

Pakistan and Sudan are grappling with severe power crises, resulting in widespread load-shedding and power cuts. Pakistan's power minister apologized for the situation, which was exacerbated by an LNG shock and efforts to control energy prices.

The war in Sudan has intensified into a significant humanitarian crisis, largely overshadowed by global political and military developments in Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East.
The United Nations has issued a stark warning that children in Darfur are reaching a "breaking point" due to extreme hunger and escalating violence. The humanitarian situation in the region continues to deteriorate rapidly.
A human rights group has reported that a strike by the Sudanese army on a camp in Darfur resulted in the deaths of six people.

A deadly measles epidemic has killed 70 people in East Darfur's Labado within weeks, exacerbated by war and the collapse of healthcare services, leaving families without essential medicines.
An Associated Press report details the extraordinary efforts of a surgeon who managed to keep a hospital operational on the front lines of the war in Sudan, providing critical medical care under extreme conditions.

A new UN-backed report reveals that ten countries are home to two-thirds of the world's population most affected by hunger. The report highlights the concentrated nature of global food insecurity, with Nigeria and Sudan among the nations listed.

Rebel fighters in Sudan are reportedly targeting the country's rich cultural history by selling valuable artifacts on the illicit international art market to fund the ongoing civil war.

The power struggle between the SAF and RSF in Sudan, which began in April 2023, has escalated into widespread abuses, displacing over 14 million people and causing a spreading famine.
Tuti Island in Sudan, previously a rebel stronghold, is reportedly beginning to recover and rebuild from the devastation caused by the recent conflict.
As the conflict in Sudan enters its fourth year, new photojournalism captures the ongoing impact on daily life for its citizens, highlighting the humanitarian crisis and resilience amidst prolonged warfare.

As the Sudan war continues into its third and fourth year, it has significantly worsened the child hunger crisis, leaving millions of children facing acute malnutrition and starvation. The prolonged conflict has severely disrupted food supplies and humanitarian aid efforts across the country.
A disgruntled general from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has defected to the Sudan army after escaping from Darfur.

Sudan's health ministry says 37 percent of country's health facilities are out of service as war enters its fourth year.

Amidst the ongoing conflict in Sudan, its people continue to face immense challenges, from personal struggles of survival and resilience to the plight of refugees trapped between borders. Despite the hardships, some find ways to persevere, like a band continuing to play music.

Paramilitary groups and allied militias in Darfur, Sudan, are implementing a scorched-earth policy, burning hundreds of villages to accelerate depopulation, leading to famine, ethnic cleansing, and demographic changes since the start of the civil war.

An Al Jazeera report examines the factors and actors contributing to the continuation of Sudan's war, analyzing the impact of three years of conflict on the nation.
After three years of conflict, Sudanese citizens are beginning to return to the heavily damaged city of Khartoum.

Drone strikes in Sudan's civil war have reportedly killed approximately 700 civilians in the first three months of 2026, contributing to what the UN describes as the world's largest humanitarian crisis.

An international donor conference held in Berlin secured pledges of €1.5 billion to aid Sudan. The conference aimed to address the humanitarian crisis amidst the ongoing conflict in the country.