Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo

UN warns of atrocities in Sudan as RSF advances on El-Obeid

Sudan's war is labelled "forgotten" despite frequent atrocities and massacres.

Sudan's civil war worsens, testing the Abraham Accords states' moral obligation to help.

Battle for Khartoum at tipping point as Sudan military advances

The War in Sudan Is Fought Over the Bodies of Women

Victims of Sudan's war file a complaint in Kenya against 10 paramilitary members.

Sudanese war victims sue RSF members in Kenya over alleged war crimes and atrocities.

Who is fighting whom in Sudan and what is driving the conflict?

Explainer: Why is Sudan at war, and what is the impact?

Khartoum a 'city of ghosts' as fighting rages and buildings burn across Sudan

Sudan’s civil war is rooted in its historical favouritism of Arab and Islamic identity

Local responders in Sudan feel ignored as the world focuses on other crises amid a humanitarian disaster.

Sudanese Who Fled War Return to Find Homes Occupied by Fighters

Arab League welcomes Sudanese gov’t peace plan presented at UN

Sudan's military integrates allied forces while armed movements seek political guarantees.

Fact Sheet: Conflict Surges in Sudan

Savannah, a former RSF commander, arrives in Khartoum, deepening the RSF crisis.

What's next for war-torn Sudan?

Sudan faces a humanitarian crisis with millions displaced and tens of thousands killed in a war.

The truth about the civil war in Sudan

Sudan war victims seek justice in Kenya over claims of torture and sexual violence

Sudanese war victims petition Kenya's public prosecutor to investigate RSF atrocities.

Eastern Chad has emerged as a Sudan war corridor, with President Déby allegedly facilitating arms trafficking to Sudan's RSF militia through UAE support, triggering ethnic tensions as over 918,000 Sudanese refugees strain resources and violence escalates domestically.

Twenty-two nations convene in Berlin to address Sudan's escalating civil war between rival military factions since April 2023, aiming to establish humanitarian corridors, secure ceasefires, and resolve the crisis affecting millions of displaced civilians.

Finding Hope and Love in the Ruins of Sudan’s War

Chad shuts border with Sudan after cross-border incursion kills soldiers

Sudan’s warring sides resume fighting after latest ceasefire ends

Reconsidering Cairo's Approach to the Sudanese Civil War

Sudan's three-year civil war has intensified as regional powers, including Iran and Gulf states, provide military support to competing factions, while the Iran conflict diverts global attention from a humanitarian crisis affecting 33.7 million Sudanese.

How significant are RSF’s defections in Sudan’s civil war?

Drones Are Reshaping Sudan’s Civil War

Egypt calls for an end to arms flow to illegal entities in Sudan during talks with Spain.

Sudan's army pounds paramilitary bases with air strikes in power struggle

Sudan's four-year conflict between the army and paramilitary RSF has created the world's worst humanitarian crisis, affecting three-quarters of the population who need aid, with hundreds of thousands estimated dead amid famine, disease, and alleged genocide.

UNICEF's Ireland head Peter Power witnessed systematic sexual violence and unprecedented depravity during his Sudan visit, describing 13 million displaced persons and 19 million facing food insecurity amid a three-year conflict fueled by resource competition and regional backing.

'Whole bloodlines' have been lost in Sudan but the world isn't watching

Sudan Is Unraveling: Why War Is Likely to Once Again Tear the Country Apart

First war crimes complaint against UAE-backed Sudan paramilitary filed in Kenya

Sudan faces a humanitarian catastrophe as its three-year civil war between military factions risks deeper regional entanglement amid Iran-Gulf tensions, with the US designating Sudan's Muslim Brotherhood as terrorists, potentially escalating foreign interventions and civilian suffering.

Victims of Sudan's war file a complaint in Kenya against paramilitary forces for alleged torture and sexual violence.

The UAE financially and militarily backs Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, enabling atrocities including 150,000 deaths, 12 million displaced, and systematic genocide against non-Arab communities in Darfur since 2023.

Warlord’s Portfolio: Mapping the RSF Economy from Darfur to Dubai

‘Nobody is left’: brutal fighting lays waste to wealthy central Khartoum | Sudan

Sudan conflict: why is there fighting and what is at stake in the region?

Rubio Blames UAE-Saudi Rift for Blocking US Peace Bid in Sudan’s Proxy War

Fighting intensifies in Khartoum despite US sanctions

Sudan civil war: 28 killed in drone attack on Ghubaysh market

Sudan’s War Is Also An Islamist Power Struggle, Activist Warns

A Sudanese commander filmed killing civilians is back in combat, sources claim, despite denial from the Rapid Support Forces.

The UK sanctioned four Rapid Support Forces officers for orchestrating mass killings in Sudan, escalating international pressure on the militia group amid an ongoing humanitarian crisis in the conflict-torn nation.