#Darfur
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PoliticsSudan Detains Former Bashir Regime Official Ahmed Haroun, Wanted by ICC for Darfur Atrocities
Sudanese forces have detained Ahmed Haroun, a senior official from Omar Al Bashir's era and former chairman of the National Congress Party, who is wanted by the ICC for alleged war crimes and genocide in Darfur. Haroun, who had been in hiding, claimed unity with the army against the RSF despite political differences.
PoliticsUN Extends Darfur Arms Embargo While Blocking Broader Sudan Sanctions Proposal
The UN Security Council has extended the Darfur arms embargo by two months, though opposition from Russia and China blocked a US proposal to expand the sanctions nationwide.
PoliticsUN Security Council Renews Darfur Arms Embargo as US Seeks Nationwide Ban Amid Civil War
The UN Security Council has extended the Darfur arms embargo while debates continue over a US proposal for a nationwide ban. The decision reflects ongoing international friction regarding how to curb the flow of weapons in Sudan's civil war.
Breaking NewsWorld Food Programme Warns of Imminent Sudan Aid Cuts as 20 Million Face Acute Hunger
The World Food Programme warns it may soon cut food aid to Sudan due to severe funding shortages, leaving 20 million people facing acute hunger amid the world's largest displacement crisis.
PoliticsUN Security Council Unanimously Extends Partial Sudan Arms Embargo for One Month
The UN Security Council has voted to extend the Darfur arms embargo by one month while debating a US proposal for a nationwide ban amid ongoing conflict in Sudan.
Breaking NewsSevere Shelter Shortages Threaten Hundreds of Thousands at Sudan's Tawila Camp Amid Looming Famine
Hundreds of thousands of displaced people at Sudan's Tawila camp face severe shelter shortages, disease outbreaks, and a looming famine as humanitarian aid struggles to reach the region.
Breaking NewsRoad Repair Efforts in Darfur Amid Protests Over Hindu Nationalists in New York
Protests erupted in New York as Hindu nationalists took centre stage, while in Darfur, Sudanese locals manually repaired roads to enhance emergency access.
PoliticsWhy Defeating the RSF Won't End Sudan's War, But Rather Fracture It
While the Sudanese Armed Forces have made significant territorial gains against the Rapid Support Forces, military analysts warn that defeating the paramilitary group may only fracture the ongoing conflict into smaller, decentralized struggles.