Omar al-Bashir

What's next for war-torn Sudan?

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

Battle for Khartoum at tipping point as Sudan military advances

SDG 4 in Sudan: How Poverty and Conflict Threaten Education

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

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

Heavy fighting in Khartoum hours after Sudan rivals agree to upcoming ceasefire

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

Sudan’s brutal civil war – what has happened in El Fasher?

After El Fasher: Ending Sudan’s Atrocious War

Why Abdelaziz al-Hilu Chose the RSF and What It Reveals About Sudan’s Future

Fact Sheet: Conflict Surges in Sudan

What you need to know about the war in Sudan

Forgotten and Neglected, War-Torn Sudan Has Become the World’s Leading Displacement Crisis

What was the ‘Khartoum Massacre’ marked by Sudan’s activists?

Ethiopia-Sudan Relations in the Shadow of Sudan’s Civil War

Dr John Garang was the torchbearer of hope for Sudan and South Sudan

How Sudan Became a Killing Field

‘Blood on the sand. Blood on the hands’: UN decries world’s failure as Sudan’s El Fasher falls

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

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.

UN official in Sudan sounds alarm over lack of lifesaving aid after visiting Darfur

Thousands flee intensified violence in central Sudan

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

Unpacking the new face of conflict: Sudan’s civil war amid a fragmented geopolitical order

Sudanese artisanal miners extract gold using unsafe methods amid ongoing civil war, with the sector generating 1.8 billion dollars annually while over 10 million people flee conflict and mining deaths occur regularly from collapses.

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

Sudanese Islamists seek US and Israeli channels to reposition themselves internationally amidst the country's civil war.

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.

Drones Are Reshaping Sudan’s Civil War

Sudan's army shells Omdurman in push to oust RSF from capital region

Sudan's RSF declares humanitarian truce after army rejects US plan

Sudan faces a massive humanitarian crisis, with 33.7 million people needing aid amidst a four-year civil war.

Sudan battles rage as conflict enters second week

Sudan war sees mass killings and no sign of ending

Sudan’s Civil War Unleashed Worst Active Genocide and Famine in the World Today

The War in Sudan Is Fought Over the Bodies of Women

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.

Sudanese paramilitary force abducting children in Darfur, witnesses say

Sudan fighting resumes minutes after latest truce ends

Why two military rivals are in a 'fight to the death' in Sudan

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

Amid Sudan’s unimaginable crisis, its people endure with hope

Drones Are Reshaping Sudan’s Civil War

Turkey’s new missiles target India, presage a new Kashmir push

Sudan's civil war creates a power vacuum that al-Qaida may exploit to regain a historic stronghold.

The Case for Ethiopia’s Special Envoy to Sudan

Sudan's Burhan Sacks Rival General as War Drags On

Surviving two wars: The struggle of Sudanese migrants in Lebanon

Three years into Sudan's devastating conflict between armed forces and the Rapid Support Forces, the U.N. warns 34 million people need aid and 4.5 million have fled, insisting military solutions cannot resolve the crisis requiring urgent political dialogue and funding.