Hemedti

A drone strike in Sudan killed 17 people, highlighting the rapid proliferation of drone technology in the conflict.

Sudan's RSF leader orders forces to seize the capital Khartoum amid spreading fighting.

Sudan's two-year civil war has created a self-sustaining conflict economy, with both the army and paramilitary RSF extracting revenue from gold, livestock, and gum arabic, killing 200,000 people and displacing 11 million while giving combatants financial incentives to continue fighting.

A Sudanese court sentences RSF leader Hemedti to death for war crimes and genocide in West Darfur.

The US-Iran war brings destruction, but dialogue remains the path to lasting peace.

“Who Is the Sudanese Government Negotiating With?”

Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkey's support for Sudanese Armed Forces chief Burhan undermines peace efforts, as Iranian and Turkish weapons fuel escalating violence displacing thousands, despite international ceasefire initiatives and Trump-bin Salman pledges to end the conflict.

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

PS Sing'Oei explains issuance of Kenyan passports to Sudan's RSF leaders

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

Sudan's civil war has escalated into a consequential conflict with far-reaching implications for the continent.

Why has Sudan descended into mass slaughter? The answer goes far beyond simple ethnic conflict

Sudan Situation Update: May 2023 | Fighting Rages Amid Ceasefire Talks

Sudan's civilians need stronger support as the brutal war enters its fourth year with little prospect of resolution.

Khartoum hospitals being hit as Sudan fighting intensifies

A Sudanese city is starving: What can be done to help?

The African Union, UN, and partners engage Sudanese political blocs in peace talks to end the civil war.

Sudan’s RSF vows to return to Khartoum

Sudan Sentences Paramilitary Leader to Death Over War Crimes

The European Union banned Sudanese gold imports and mining chemical exports to cut war funding, targeting a civil conflict displacing 14 million people and pushing 28 million toward acute hunger since April 2023.

Sudan sentences RSF leader Mohamed Dagalo Hemedti, 15 commanders to death in absentia over Darfur killings

The United States designated Sudan's RSF and allied militias as genocide perpetrators, imposing sanctions on leader Hemedti for systematically murdering civilians ethnically and targeting women for sexual violence during a conflict killing tens of thousands.

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

The United Arab Emirates: Tension with Saudi Arabia, Going Its Own Way, and Doubling Down on Existing Alliances in the Wake of Iran’s Attacks

Former RSF commander Savannah arrives in Khartoum, deepening the RSF crisis.

Escalating Mali attacks expose deepening Sahel instability while Iran's war disrupts global markets; Europe intensifies Mediterranean energy partnerships with Libya, Algeria, and Egypt amid shifting regional geopolitics and security crises.

Sudanese Army Breaks Key Siege as U.S. Leads Humanitarian Aid Push

Sudan's paramilitary RSF leadership acquired £17.7 million in Dubai luxury properties through smuggled gold, enabling wealth accumulation while their conflict drives the world's worst humanitarian crisis affecting 33 million Sudanese people.

Permanent Partition? Frontline Hardens in Sudan Civil War

FO° Talks: Sudan’s Civil War Explained - RSF vs SAF, Darfur Crisis and Red Sea Geopolitics

Sudan's only functioning hospital treats tropical diseases amid war.

Sudan's army recaptures presidential palace in Khartoum

Thousands more flee as conflict in famine-stricken Sudan grinds eastwards

Saudi Arabia’s Checkbook Strategy In Sudan Risks Deepening A Fragmented War – OpEd

Sudan sentences RSF chief Hemedti to death: Who’s he, what’s he accused of?

The European Union banned Sudanese gold imports and restricted mining chemicals to starve funding for Sudan's conflict between armed forces and paramilitary groups, which has displaced millions since April 2023.

Sudan: humanitarian emergency and risk of fragmentation

Sudanese army reports territorial gains in fighting with RSF

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

Drones Are Reshaping Sudan’s Civil War

Former RSF commander Savannah arrives in Khartoum, deepening the RSF crisis.

How a remote airstrip in Libya reshaped Sudan’s civil war

A Sentry investigation traced £17.7 million in Dubai luxury properties to Sudan's RSF paramilitary leader Hemedti and associates, funded through smuggled gold, while Sudan's humanitarian crisis displaces 12 million people and kills over 100,000.

Sudan's RSF leadership has accumulated KES 3.1 billion in Dubai real estate through gold smuggling while the country faces genocidal conflict and humanitarian catastrophe, exposing how external financial havens enable ongoing atrocities.

The fall of El-Fasher: Sudan's war outpaces truce plan

The EU warned that Sudan's three-year civil war between rival military factions has displaced twelve million people and threatens famine across two-thirds of the nation, calling for international intervention, accountability mechanisms, and civilian-led peace efforts to prevent regional escalation.

Sudan's only functioning hospital treats tropical diseases amid war.

How Sudan's paramilitary forces took parts of Khartoum, stormed army chief's quarters