A joint commentary by EU and African Union commissioners highlights the dire situation in El Obeid, Sudan, where over 500,000 people are trapped, emphasizing that this humanitarian catastrophe is preventable.

The African Union council has reaffirmed its support for the unity of Sudan and Somalia during a meeting chaired by Egypt.

An attack on a town in Sudan has resulted in 14 deaths, with a local NGO blaming the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) for the violence.

Persistent fears of another massacre by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are reported in Sudan, with the RSF militia attempting to seize control of al-Obei through drone attacks and siege tactics.

Customs officials in North Macedonia discovered three Sudanese migrants hidden in a truck carrying goods from China, which had been loaded in Thessaloniki and sealed with a Greek customs seal. The individuals had cut the cable in the front cargo area to conceal themselves.

Sudanese army air defenses have reportedly intercepted drones launched by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) over the city of el-Obeid.

The EU and African Union have warned that ongoing fighting in Sudan has trapped over half a million civilians, highlighting the severe humanitarian impact of the conflict.

An article questions the absence of feminist solidarity when it comes to the plight of Sudanese women. It implicitly calls for greater attention and support for women affected by the conflict in Sudan.

A South Sudan whistleblower, who was abducted in Kenya and held for two months, has been released. The case highlights regional abductions.

A total of 350 humanitarian aid workers were killed worldwide last year, with the majority of deaths occurring in Sudan and Gaza. Local aid workers accounted for 99 percent of the fatalities, highlighting the extreme dangers faced by those on the ground.

Pope Francis has called for increased international assistance for Sudan, which is enduring its third summer of war. Over 13 million people have been displaced by the conflict between the army and rival forces, with fears of a new massacre in El Obeid.

The United States has ended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) protections for migrants from Myanmar and South Sudan, impacting their legal residency.

US judges have permitted former President Trump to terminate protections for migrants from South Sudan and Myanmar, impacting their immigration status.

The UN warns that hundreds of thousands of civilians in the besieged Sudanese city of el-Obeid are enduring relentless drone strikes, critical water shortages, a cholera outbreak, and high rates of sexual violence.

Children born in war-torn Sudan are facing a crisis of legal identity, often lacking official documentation. This situation leaves them vulnerable and without basic rights.

A video report highlights how the ancient Meroe pyramids in Sudan are facing threats from ongoing conflict and encroaching sand.

The ancient Meroe pyramids in Sudan are facing severe threats from ongoing conflict and accumulating sand, as depicted in recent photos.

The United Nations has issued a warning that drone strikes are worsening in Sudan, attributing over 80% of civilian deaths in the country since the start of the year to these attacks. The report highlights the escalating humanitarian crisis.

The Red Cross has called for increased international aid, warning that shrinking humanitarian support could jeopardize efforts to help communities rebuild their lives amidst the deepening crisis in Sudan.

Migrants from countries including Sudan, Somalia, and Mali are stranded in Ceuta, longing for asylum and facing an uncertain future.

Mozambique ranks among the top five countries in its region for internally displaced persons, primarily due to the conflict in Cabo Delgado and natural disasters. Only Sudan, Somalia, South Sudan, and Ethiopia have more displaced people in the region.

A young Sudanese refugee is working to rebuild his life in Spain, grappling with the distance from his family and the ongoing conflict in Sudan.

Sudanese individuals are undertaking a perilous journey across Africa to reach Europe, often swimming to Ceuta, to escape the ongoing civil war since 2023. The article also mentions that child soldiers are being trained by Colombian paramilitaries.

Children in Sudan's besieged city of el-Obeid are fearful of attending school as drone attacks increasingly target civilian infrastructure. Aid groups warn of a worsening humanitarian crisis.

At least nine people were killed and fourteen injured in a drone strike in Sudan's North Kordofan state, attributed to the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF).

Millions of people in Sudan are facing severe hunger due to the ongoing conflict, which has largely been overlooked by international attention.

Authorities in Montenegro prevented the smuggling of migrants from Sudan and arrested a foreign national in Trubjela.

Thousands of civilians are reportedly trapped in El Fasher, a key city in Sudan, with no safe escape routes as Rapid Support Forces (RSF) fighters continue their advance. The humanitarian situation is dire, with residents facing extreme danger and limited options for safety.

A clandestine human rights network is working to document atrocities committed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan, aiming to preserve evidence before it is destroyed.

The conflict in Sudan's El-Obeid has intensified with drone strikes and reports of abuse, as the Sudanese army claims control of a key supply route while the RSF increases drone attacks.

Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, leader of Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF), has threatened that his fighters will no longer be restrained, following accusations of genocide against his forces.

The 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations has commenced. The article also briefly mentions the Sudanese army breaking the siege of El Obeid and Chad conducting its first national census in nearly two decades.

A 19-year-old Sudanese national has denied endangering another person during a sea journey to the UK, after being accused of a record-breaking migrant dinghy crossing of the English Channel.

The Sudanese army has regained control of a crucial 400-kilometer route connecting Khartoum and El Obeid, a strategic breakthrough that could significantly impact supplies and the future of the Kordofan region.

South Sudan is preparing to hold its inaugural election on December 22, 2026, with officials stressing the critical importance of avoiding any further delays for the country's democratic process.

A film by Sudanese director Ibrahim Omar, focusing on the struggle for survival amidst the outbreak of civil war in Sudan, has won the Grand Prize in Vila do Conde.

DHS counsel has criticized a ruling by Judge Patti Saris, calling it "open defiance of the Supreme Court" after she preserved TPS protections for South Sudanese nationals.

Sudan's military announced it is gaining ground against the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) across several key regions, while new UN data indicates an increase in displaced civilians returning home.

A mysterious fire occurred at a Turkish defense industry facility, an event that was reportedly downplayed. Concurrently, the Turkish defense industry is actively reshaping the battlefield in Sudan.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres addressed the UN Security Council, urging an end to the illicit exploitation of natural resources, citing the Democratic Republic of Congo and Sudan as examples where such exploitation fuels conflict and impoverishes populations.

Nigerian troops in Borno have arrested a suspected foreign terrorist fighter, an illegal immigrant, and six logistics suppliers. Among those apprehended were a suspected Sudanese terrorist and a Ghanaian national.

The United States has imposed new airspace bans and financing restrictions on Sudan's military-led government, accusing it of deploying chemical weapons, specifically chlorine gas, in its conflict against rival RSF paramilitaries.

The UN is rationing food in El Obeid, Sudan, which has become an epicenter of the country's humanitarian crisis. The city faces daily shelling, severe water shortages, and fears of a massacre as its population remains under siege.

G7 foreign ministers and the European Union's foreign policy chief urged Sudan's Rapid Support Forces and allied armed groups to immediately halt all actions that could lead to further atrocities or endanger civilians in El-Obeid, and called for a wider arms embargo.

While Norwegian diplomats were evacuated from Sudan in spring 2023, local embassy employees who worked for Norway for 14 years had to flee on their own, leaving one former diplomat feeling shaken.

Sudan is grappling with an escalating hunger crisis, exacerbated by renewed conflict and tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. The disruption in the strait has slowed fertilizer shipments, worsening food insecurity.

The European Union has announced new sanctions against Sudan, specifically targeting the country's gold trade, which it states is being used to finance the ongoing military conflict.

A Sudanese tribute has been published in honor of Qatar's Father Amir, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, expressing deep sympathy and respect for the former leader.

A UN commission has stated that the situation in Sudan bears the hallmarks of genocide. The report highlights grave concerns about the ongoing conflict and atrocities.

Years of conflict in Sudan have left thousands of Sudanese students struggling to continue their education while living in exile. Many describe themselves as a 'lost generation' due to the disruption of their studies.

Two Estonian citizens were arrested in the Kaunas district for illegally transporting three Sudanese migrants from Latvia to Poland.

El Obeid in Sudan is experiencing escalating drone attacks by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), indicating a worsening conflict in the region.

The Sudanese army insists that any US-backed peace plan must include the full withdrawal of RSF forces from cities. This demand is a key condition for a potential peace agreement.

South Sudan, the world's youngest country, on Thursday marks the 15th anniversary of its independence, following decades of war with Sudan, a 2005 peace agreement and a 2011 self-determination…

An international court has informed the BBC of a significant breakthrough in its ongoing investigation into war crimes committed in Sudan.

A UN investigation has found that Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) committed mass killings, abductions, rapes, and starvation after taking Fashir city in North Darfur last October.

Malik Agar Ayyir, a former rebel now allied with the government, has proposed a national dialogue aimed at ending Sudan's civil war and guiding the country towards democratic civilian rule.

Concerns are growing over a potential massacre in a city on the frontline of Sudan's ongoing war. The situation highlights the severe humanitarian crisis and violence in the region.

Dozens of thousands of people have lost their lives and millions have been displaced in the ongoing conflict in Sudan, with recent reports indicating civilians were killed by aircraft strikes in North Kordofan.

BB Energy has reached an agreement with South Sudan aimed at unblocking the country's oil sales, according to reports.

Save the Children reports that over 5,500 children have been displaced by fighting in and around el-Obeid, Sudan, with families facing increasingly difficult conditions.

Save the Children reports that nearly all aid workers subjected to violence this year are local, with attacks particularly prevalent in Lebanon, South Sudan, and Sudan.

New findings from a Financial Times investigation shed light on the activities of hundreds of former Colombian military personnel in the Sudan war, including allegations of training in the UAE and transfers via Libya and Somalia.

Doctors in South Sudan are reporting a significant increase in gunshot wounds, with hospitals struggling to cope amidst intensifying conflict and ongoing aid cuts.

Yika Kiros, a refugee who fled dictatorship and compulsory military service in Eritrea, endured a perilous journey through Ethiopia, Sudan, Libya, and Italy before finding freedom in Portugal.

The EU is advocating for community land governance in South Sudan following the country's post-conflict reforms.

RSF drone attacks have hit Khartoum for the second consecutive day, causing strong explosions, while the Sudanese army has deployed air defense systems over key cities.

Drones have struck Sudan's capital, Khartoum, breaking months of relative calm in the city. The attacks signal a potential resurgence of conflict in the region.

At least 25 bodies have been discovered in a mass grave in Kurmuk, southeastern Sudan's Blue Nile state. Local authorities have accused the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of killing and executing the victims.

The European Union has condemned the surging violence affecting schools in Sudan and demanded an end to their misuse by military forces, highlighting concerns for civilian safety and education.

Sudan's military has successfully repelled a series of offensives by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in a strategically significant region of western Sudan.

The U.S. is temporarily restricting travel for certain passengers returning from Uganda, South Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to mitigate the risk of Ebola transmission.

Albanian Border Police in Korçë arrested two individuals in operation "Route" for allegedly assisting the illegal border crossing of 28 Sudanese migrants, seizing 6500 euros.

US court rulings have paved the way for the Trump administration to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for nationals of South Sudan and Myanmar, potentially leading to their deportations.

A US court has confirmed the end of deportation protection for South Sudanese refugees, despite activists' efforts and the humanitarian emergency in South Sudan.

The ongoing war in Sudan is endangering the ancient pyramids of Meroë, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with all protection efforts halted. An archaeologist warned that the future of the monument is at risk.

The ongoing conflict in Sudan, coupled with encroaching sand, poses a significant threat to the ancient Meroe pyramids, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This cultural treasure, over 2,000 years old, is at risk of disappearance.

The Economist highlights a slim chance for a ceasefire in Sudan's brutal and often forgotten conflict, urging that this opportunity must be seized.

The UN reports that drone attacks have become the primary cause of civilian deaths in Sudan, accounting for 80% of casualties during the first four months of 2026, amidst the ongoing war between the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF).

A report titled 'The American Fingerprints on the Genocide in Sudan' suggests US involvement or responsibility in the ongoing conflict and atrocities in Sudan. The article explores the extent of American influence on the situation.

In Ukraine, a man was injured after a drone followed him and detonated. Separately, an attack on a courthouse in Sudan resulted in 35 deaths, which is being condemned as a violation of humanitarian law.

Years of flooding have led to disastrous water pollution in South Sudan's main oil region, with communities, scientists, and health workers scrambling for solutions to the emerging long-term impacts.

A significant escalation of conflict in Ethiopia's Tigray region, the largest since the 2022 Pretoria agreement, has led to a mass exodus of Ethiopians fleeing to neighboring Sudan.

A 35-year-old Sudanese woman, seven months pregnant and mother of a three-year-old daughter, fell from a balcony in Turkey, leading to the detention of her husband who admitted to a solvent addiction and frequent disputes with his wife over the issue.

An NGO has reported fatalities following a drone attack on a village in Sudan. The incident adds to the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis in the region.

Child soldiers are sharing their harrowing experiences from Sudan's war, also revealing the presence of Colombian mercenaries in the conflict.

The United Nations has described the situation in El-Obeid, Sudan, as a 'massive disaster,' highlighting the severe humanitarian crisis in the region.

An exclusive report details the harrowing experiences of child soldiers in Sudan's conflict and highlights the alleged presence of Colombian mercenaries.

Nine people were killed and fourteen were wounded in a drone attack by the RSF rebel army on a village in North Kordofan, Sudan, yesterday morning.

Serbia has aligned with two new European Union foreign policy decisions concerning Lebanon and Sudan, but has not adopted four others related to restrictive measures against Russia, human rights violations, and cyber attacks.

UN experts have uncovered secret flights involving Boeing 727 aircraft linked to a US supplier, allegedly transporting mercenaries, weapons, and drones to the accused RSF forces in Sudan.

After fleeing war and atrocities in Sudan, refugees are now facing severe water shortages in Chad's camps. Families are battling thirst and fading hopes of returning home.

Thick smoke rises in Sudan's North Kordofan State after an Antonov aircraft belonging to the army fired munitions, raising questions about a potential campaign of ethnic cleansing.

A cholera outbreak in Sudan has resulted in 170 fatalities, according to a report from the United Nations. The health crisis continues to impact the region.

The Sudanese army has claimed a significant victory by taking control of a crucial highway near the besieged city of Al-Obeid. This development follows reports of a defeat for paramilitary forces in the area, potentially escalating threats of further bloodshed.

The RSF militia has attacked the city of El Obeid with drones amidst ongoing fighting in Sudan. The UN had warned in early July of a potential 'catastrophe' in the city.

A court heard how 'exemplary' female students from Sudan, Afghanistan, and Cameroon had their university aspirations thwarted by a Home Office visa ban imposed by the home secretary.

The Sudanese army has announced that it has regained control of a major highway connecting the capital Khartoum with el-Obeid. This strategic route is crucial for supply lines and military movements.

The humanitarian situation in the besieged Sudanese city of El Obeid is deteriorating rapidly, with rights organizations warning that civilians are being used as 'human shields'. Children are reportedly traumatized and unable to attend school.

The 2026 edition of the Curtas Vila do Conde film festival saw Sudanese film 'Nothing Happens After Your Absence' and Portuguese film 'Do Silêncio à Palavra' take home the top awards.

Sudanese mothers who fled one conflict now find themselves facing another, struggling to rebuild their lives after being displaced to Lebanon.

The ongoing conflict in Sudan is severely impacting cancer patients, putting their lives at risk due to disruptions in healthcare services and access to treatment.

Sudan's army is reportedly relying on a new coalition of militias to fight against the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, raising fears among Sudanese citizens of an endless cycle of war.

Students are challenging a visa ban imposed by UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood on applicants from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar, and Sudan, citing concerns over exploitation of the asylum system.

As Sudan's conflict displaces millions and crosses borders, Ethiopia is offering education and employment to refugees, hoping to provide a model for addressing global migration challenges.

Troops have arrested a Sudanese suspected terrorist fighter and a Ghanaian woman in an operation aimed at disrupting terrorist activities in the North-east. The arrests were made on July 19.

Thirty-three bodies, including women and children, have been discovered after a group went missing two months ago while traveling through the Sudanese desert.

Polish archaeologists have discovered a manuscript in Old Dongola, Sudan, that confirms the existence of King Qaszqash, a figure previously known mainly from later hagiographic accounts, shedding new light on medieval Nubian history.

The UK has imposed sanctions on Sudan's gold trade in an effort to cut off a key source of funding for the ongoing war. This move aims to disrupt the financial mechanisms fueling the conflict, which is not solely driven by ideology.

The ongoing civil war in Sudan, coupled with cuts in humanitarian aid funding and rising agricultural production costs, threatens to reverse limited progress made in addressing hunger in the country.

A death sentence against RSF-chief Dagalo in Sudan remains de facto without effect, as the country's military future increasingly hinges on the front-line city of El Obeid, with signs pointing towards a de facto division of Sudan.

Amidst global geopolitical conflicts, Sudan faces a severe humanitarian catastrophe, reportedly fueled by a specific Arab country funding massacres, though it remains unnamed publicly.

Khartoum, Sudan's capital, is depicted as a haunting memorial to the devastating civil war, with shattered luxury hotels serving as stark reminders of the conflict.

The European Parliament adopted a milestone resolution on July 8 that addresses the armed conflict in Sudan and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) attacks in El Obeid, capital of North Kordofan.

The Sudanese army states that any US peace plan must include a full withdrawal of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) from cities, according to newly revealed documents.

A leaked official document, revealed by The Liberal, outlines a political project led by the Sudanese Armed Forces. The plan aims to reshape the country's political and constitutional landscape, proposing a long transition under army leadership.

South Sudan is taking steps to terminate an exclusive fuel deal with a Kenyan oil marketer by nominating three additional companies to import fuel under a government-to-government agreement with Kenya.

The UN has expressed deep concern over an ongoing drone attack in Sudan. Meanwhile, the ICC is preparing for investigations into atrocities committed during Sudan's brutal war, and various stakeholders are attending the AI for Good Summit in Geneva.

A UN Fact-Finding Mission has concluded that the systematic campaign of violence, including mass killings and gang rapes, carried out by Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Darfur amounts to genocide.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has informed the BBC of a significant breakthrough in its investigation into atrocities committed in Darfur over the past three years.

The Vice-President of Caritas, Alexander Bodmann, described seeing 'so much concrete hunger' in South Sudan, a country celebrating 15 years of independence where crisis is a permanent state.

A UN report indicates that the actions of the Rapid Support Forces (RFS) in Al-Fashir, Sudan, amounted to genocide, including atrocities and war crimes through starvation.

Concerns are growing over the potential for a massacre in a city situated on the front lines of Sudan's ongoing conflict, as fighting intensifies.

UNICEF has reported that more than 300 children have been killed or injured in the Sudan war over the past six months. This highlights the devastating impact of the conflict on the country's youth.

With high summer temperatures putting extra strain on refrigerators, an article discusses whether users should adjust their appliance settings, highlighting a crucial factor in the decision.

A reconnaissance team from the Ghana Armed Forces has completed a seven-day pre-deployment assessment in South Sudan, preparing for the deployment of Ghana Battalion 14 for a UN peacekeeping mission.

The African Union is striving to make progress in Sudan but must overcome significant battlefield and diplomatic divisions to ensure its current mission is effective.

Sudan's al-Burhan pledged temporary immunity and legal protections for participants in a national dialogue, while explicitly ruling out the return of Hemedti.

Displaced by the war in Sudan, Sahra has become a head teacher in a refugee school within a Chadian camp, where education provides safety and hope for children.

The capture of El Obeid by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces would allow them to consolidate control over western Sudan, marking a significant strategic gain.

Military and government sources indicate that the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and their allies have advanced into the town of Kurmuk in Sudan's Blue Nile state.

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have reportedly launched drone attacks on multiple Sudanese cities following significant losses.

Tensions escalated near the Sudan-Ethiopia border as Sudanese paramilitary forces announced an attack on a town in the vicinity, with a regular army source confirming the assault.

A mass grave containing 25 bodies, including women and children, was discovered in Kurmuk, Sudan, after the army recaptured the town, with officials accusing the Rapid Support Forces of the killings.

Sudan's army chief, Al-Burhan, engaged in discreet consultations aimed at paving the way for a comprehensive Sudanese dialogue conference.

Pope Francis has called for an end to the war in Ukraine and urged for the protection of civilians amidst the ongoing conflict in Sudan. His message emphasizes the need for peace and humanitarian aid in both regions.

The ongoing conflict in Sudan has left over 8 million children out of school and affected nearly three-quarters of the country's schools, jeopardizing the future of an entire generation, according to the UN.

Serbia is reportedly without an early detection system for wildfires, despite long heatwaves, accumulated combustible material, and terrain configuration increasing the risk of devastating fires.

Teenage victims of wartime rape in Sudan are facing difficulties registering the birth of their children, a plight shared by many other children born under similar circumstances.

Women displaced by the ongoing conflict in Sudan are publicly sharing their experiences of surviving rape by Rapid Support Forces fighters, exposing its use as a weapon of war.

A fierce battle for supremacy has devastated Sudan and its capital, with the country's future now dependent on both internal and external events.

The ancient Meroe pyramids, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sudan, are facing threats to their integrity due to the country's ongoing conflict, impacting preservation efforts.

Sudan's humanitarian crisis has escalated, with 35 million Sudanese requiring humanitarian assistance, making it one of the largest yet least visible crises globally. Dirk Segaar, IFRC Special Envoy for Sudan, highlighted the urgent need for aid.

At least 35 people were killed after the Sudanese army launched a drone strike on a civil court in Darfur.

The lack of international action following atrocities in el-Geneina and el-Fasher has led to the continuation of genocide in el-Obeid, Sudan.

Hundreds of people have fled Ethiopia's Tigray region into neighboring Sudan following recent border fighting.

A new series, 'The Wars of Greed,' begins by exploring four major African conflicts rooted in the pursuit of mineral wealth, highlighting the clandestine trade of gold and gum arabic in Sudan.

A liberal-leaning court panel has reversed orders blocking Trump's TPS termination for South Sudan and Ethiopia migrants, marking a major immigration win for the former president, even as pro-Trump content creators reportedly see declining viewership amid party feuds.

Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) released a video showing their leader, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (Hemedti), instructing his forces to seize control of Khartoum.

A drone attack by the RSF rebel army in a village in North Kordofan, Sudan, resulted in nine deaths and fourteen injuries. The United Nations fears a major assault on the city of El-Obeid as the RSF attempts to encircle it.

The United Nations has revealed a covert network of flights, mercenaries, and drones operating out of Chad, taking deliberate steps to avoid detection, and actively fueling the conflict in Sudan.

The United Nations has uncovered evidence of secret flights, utilizing Boeing aircraft, that transported weapons and mercenaries for a Sudanese paramilitary group.

The Sudanese army announced it has retaken a key highway connecting the capital Khartoum to El-Obeid, an update in the ongoing conflict.

Duboka patnja i humanitarna drama koja je zadesila potlačeni sudanski narod traju već tri i po godine, otkako su dva suparnička vojna sastava u Sudanu u proleće 2023.

A doctor has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for raping and assaulting his wife, whom he met in Sudan and married in 2010, with whom he had three children.

The leader of Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) reportedly 'unleashed' his fighters following recent gains by the Sudanese army in the Kordofan region, signaling an escalation in the conflict.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan held discussions with a US envoy regarding Iran talks and is set to host the Sudanese Foreign Minister. Ankara is actively pushing for peace and reconstruction efforts in Sudan.

The Guardian investigates why hospitals are routinely targeted in conflicts, from Ukraine and Sudan to Gaza, despite international law stating that only military sites can be attacked.

The United Arab Emirates is playing a central role in sustaining the brutal civil war in Sudan, which has reportedly claimed at least 200,000 lives, according to a new report.

A Biden-appointed judge in Massachusetts has blocked the termination of TPS for Ethiopia and South Sudan, sparking debate over lower court authority and clashing with ICE.

The UN has reported that women in al-Obeid, Sudan, face drone attacks and sexual violence when attempting to fetch water.

Ongoing conflicts in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan, and Yemen are exacerbating humanitarian crises and contributing to the spread of various diseases in these regions.

A federal judge has issued a halt to a plan by Donald Trump that would have stripped work permits from migrants originating from El Salvador, Sudan, and Ukraine.

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo continues to accelerate with over 930 deaths, prompting the African Development Bank Group to provide $13 million to bolster response efforts across the DRC, South Sudan, and Uganda.

Troops of Operation Hadin Kai in Nigeria arrested a Sudanese man, suspected of being a foreign terrorist, and a Ghanaian woman, an illegal immigrant, in the Borno forest.

A growing number of Gen Z women are prioritizing character, humor, and emotional maturity over physical appearance when choosing a partner.

Armed conflicts in regions like the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan, and Yemen are exacerbating the spread of diseases such as cholera and Ebola. Outbreaks tend to be particularly deadly when they occur amidst ongoing conflict.

A Sudanese minister stated that the ongoing war has profoundly reshaped the nation's demographics, leading to population shifts, increased burdens on cities, and disruptions to stability.

A war economy has emerged in Sudan, built on the looting of the country's natural resources, which provides the warring factions with funds for ongoing military operations.

Rapid Support Forces have surrounded the strategically crucial Sudanese city of El Obeid, as the conflict continues to escalate month by month, with the world largely ignoring the ongoing war.

An analysis highlights the increasing geopolitical significance of the Horn of Africa, with military agreements, port investments, and competing positions on Somalia, Somaliland, and Sudan drawing the region into a single Red Sea arena.

A Sudanese court has sentenced the chief of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and 15 other individuals to death for war crimes. This ruling follows a trial related to atrocities committed during the conflict.

Flags of Palestine, Syria, Sudan, and Somalia were draped over a large bonfire tower in Northern Ireland before it was set alight, as part of an anti-migrant display.

Another incident of migrant arrival occurred on the southern coast of Crete, with 43 individuals from Sudan and Bangladesh safely located and transferred to the port of Kaloi Limenes.

The European Parliament has urged EU member states to officially designate Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) as a terrorist organization.

A severe cholera outbreak in Sudan has claimed at least 114 lives and infected over 1,300 people, with the World Health Organization reporting its rapid spread across the country.

As fighting intensifies around Al-Obeid, the UN, governments, and aid organizations are issuing 'red alert' warnings about potential massacres, widespread displacement, and severe hunger threatening the civilian population in Sudan.

The announcement by the International Criminal Court comes on the heels of that of the UN.

Die RSF-Miliz versucht, die Stadt Al-Obeid einzunehmen. Das könnte das Patt in dem Krieg in Sudan auflösen. Fachleute befürchten neue Gräueltaten.

Police in Hyderabad have arrested Satyavathi, her alleged partner Marri Madhusudan Reddy, and Rajesh Kumar in connection with the murder of a realtor who was drugged and smothered to death.

South Sudan commemorates 15 years of independence, reflecting on its journey since secession. Despite significant international investment, the nation continues to grapple with challenges in achieving lasting peace.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has informed the BBC of a significant breakthrough in its investigation into war crimes committed during the conflict in Sudan. This development marks progress in efforts to hold perpetrators accountable for atrocities in the region.

The city of al-Obeid in war-torn Sudan is becoming a new flashpoint, with the RSF militia besieging and bombing the city, making survival increasingly difficult for residents. Experts warn of a potential scenario similar to al-Fashir.

Deadly airstrikes targeting civilians have been carried out in Sudan's Kordofan state, resulting in multiple deaths.

The city of Al-Obeid in Sudan is under siege by rebels, raising fears of an impending massacre of the civilian population amidst a lack of international pressure on the warring parties.

As Sudan's conflict enters a new phase, the city of el-Obeid is highlighted for its strategic importance, with fighting for its control potentially shaping both the war and the humanitarian crisis.