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Egypt and Sudan Forge Alliance to Safeguard Nile Water Security Amid GERD ConcernsPolitics

Egypt and Sudan Forge Alliance to Safeguard Nile Water Security Amid GERD Concerns

Egypt and Sudan have signed an agreement to defend their shared water security and reject unilateral actions regarding the Nile River, particularly concerning Ethiopia's Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD). The memorandum of understanding aims to foster cooperation and development projects in Sudan.

Egypt Independent|November 3, 2026
Khartoum's Displaced Face Devastation and Uncertainty Upon ReturnMiscellaneous

Khartoum's Displaced Face Devastation and Uncertainty Upon Return

Displaced Sudanese returning to Khartoum are finding their homes destroyed, looted, and facing severe infrastructure and economic challenges, making rebuilding their lives incredibly difficult.

Al Jazeera English|November 3, 2026
Sudan's Power Grid Under Siege: Drone Attacks Escalate as Government Accuses Ethiopia of Aiding RSFPolitics

Sudan's Power Grid Under Siege: Drone Attacks Escalate as Government Accuses Ethiopia of Aiding RSF

Sudan's electricity network has been targeted by 18 drone strikes in the past week, causing widespread power outages. The Sudanese government accuses Ethiopia of aiding the paramilitary RSF in these attacks and has filed complaints with the UN and AU.

Al Jazeera English|November 2, 2026
Sudan Accuses Ethiopia of Drone Attacks, Filing Complaints with UN and AUPolitics

Sudan Accuses Ethiopia of Drone Attacks, Filing Complaints with UN and AU

Sudan has filed complaints with the UN and AU against Ethiopia, accusing the RSF paramilitary group of launching drone attacks from Ethiopian territory. The Sudanese military claims these attacks have killed and wounded hundreds of civilians and soldiers.

Al Jazeera English|November 2, 2026
Sudan on Brink of Famine: Displaced Families Face Worsening Aid Crisis and HungerHealth

Sudan on Brink of Famine: Displaced Families Face Worsening Aid Crisis and Hunger

Displaced Sudanese like Aisha Adam are facing a severe food crisis, with dwindling aid and warnings of impending famine. Many are forced to seek precarious work to survive, while millions across the country face acute hunger.

Al Jazeera English|November 2, 2026|5
UN Envoy Eyes Pre-Christmas Talks with Sudan's RSF on Civilian Rule TransitionPolitics

UN Envoy Eyes Pre-Christmas Talks with Sudan's RSF on Civilian Rule Transition

The UN aims to hold talks with Sudan's RSF on transitioning to civilian rule before Christmas, following engagements with other key factions. Diplomatic efforts are intensifying despite the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis.

The National|November 2, 2026|1
Sudanese Artists Rebuild Lives and Culture Amidst War's DevastationCulture

Sudanese Artists Rebuild Lives and Culture Amidst War's Devastation

Sudanese artists are finding ways to preserve their culture and rebuild their lives in Port Sudan, despite displacement and loss caused by the ongoing conflict. Initiatives supported by organizations like UNESCO and local unions are providing shelter, workshops, and platforms for artistic expression.

Al Jazeera English|October 31, 2026
Top RSF Commander Defects, Citing Nepotism and Family Control in Sudan's Paramilitary ForcePolitics

Top RSF Commander Defects, Citing Nepotism and Family Control in Sudan's Paramilitary Force

A senior commander of Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Siddiq Ander, has defected, accusing the leadership, particularly relatives of RSF leader Hemedti, of nepotism and controlling all aspects of the group. This defection follows a pattern of high-profile departures amid the ongoing conflict in Sudan.

Al Jazeera English|October 31, 2026
Investigation Links Sudanese Commanders to Wartime Rape AllegationsMiscellaneous

Investigation Links Sudanese Commanders to Wartime Rape Allegations

An investigation by the Centre for Information Resilience has identified 25 commanders from Sudan's warring factions linked to alleged wartime sexual violence. The report details their presence and roles in areas where atrocities were reported, though it does not attribute direct responsibility for specific acts.

Al Jazeera English|October 30, 2026
UAE Jails Eight for Life in Major Arms Trafficking and Money Laundering Scheme Targeting Sudan's ArmyMiscellaneous

UAE Jails Eight for Life in Major Arms Trafficking and Money Laundering Scheme Targeting Sudan's Army

Eight individuals have been sentenced to life imprisonment in the UAE for their roles in a significant arms trafficking and money laundering scheme that supplied Sudan's army. The court also ordered the confiscation of illicit materials and the deportation of the convicted.

Al Jazeera English|October 29, 2026
Sudan's Al Obeid: Civilians Caught Between Drone Strikes and Arbitrary Detentions, UN Mission ReportsMiscellaneous

Sudan's Al Obeid: Civilians Caught Between Drone Strikes and Arbitrary Detentions, UN Mission Reports

UN investigators warn that civilians in Al Obeid, Sudan, are trapped between RSF drone strikes and SAF arrests and torture. The conflict is escalating, with widespread civilian endangerment and potential war crimes being committed.

The National|October 29, 2026
Abu Dhabi Court Imposes Life Sentences in Major Sudanese Arms Trafficking CaseMiscellaneous

Abu Dhabi Court Imposes Life Sentences in Major Sudanese Arms Trafficking Case

Abu Dhabi's Federal Court of Appeal has sentenced eight men to life imprisonment for their roles in an arms trafficking network supplying weapons to the Sudanese army. The court also ordered the confiscation of assets and the deportation of the convicted individuals.

The National|October 29, 2026
Khartoum Families on Brink: War and Soaring Inflation Threaten SurvivalEconomy

Khartoum Families on Brink: War and Soaring Inflation Threaten Survival

Families in Khartoum are facing an existential crisis as the ongoing war and rampant inflation decimate their purchasing power. Daily necessities are becoming unaffordable, forcing many to deplete savings and go into debt.

Al Jazeera English|October 28, 2026|1
Sudanese Drone Strike on Nyala Market Kills at Least 36, Doctors Without Borders ReportsBreaking News

Sudanese Drone Strike on Nyala Market Kills at Least 36, Doctors Without Borders Reports

A drone strike by the Sudanese Armed Forces in Nyala's market killed at least 36 people, with Doctors Without Borders reporting over 150 wounded. The incident occurred amidst ongoing conflict and international calls for humanitarian access.

The National|October 27, 2026|1
Sudan on Brink of Famine: US, EU, and 30 Nations Urge Immediate Aid and End to Conflict Impeding ReliefPolitics

Sudan on Brink of Famine: US, EU, and 30 Nations Urge Immediate Aid and End to Conflict Impeding Relief

The United States, the European Union, and 30 other nations have issued a joint warning about the escalating risk of famine in Sudan due to the ongoing civil war. They are calling for urgent action to remove impediments to humanitarian aid and for increased international funding.

Al Jazeera English|October 27, 2026
Sudan's Drone Warfare Escalation Fuels Devastating Civilian CrisisMiscellaneous

Sudan's Drone Warfare Escalation Fuels Devastating Civilian Crisis

Sudan's ongoing conflict has seen a dangerous escalation with the widespread use of drones by both the SAF and RSF, leading to a devastating increase in civilian casualties and displacement. The evolving warfare tactics are pushing the conflict into residential areas, with both sides accusing each other of targeting civilians and infrastructure.

Al Jazeera English|October 22, 2026|2
Deadly Drone Strike on Abyei Market Ignites Fire, Kills Over 150Breaking News

Deadly Drone Strike on Abyei Market Ignites Fire, Kills Over 150

A drone strike on a market in the disputed Abyei region, which hit a fuel depot, has killed at least 153 people and sparked a fire. Both South Sudan and local officials have blamed Sudan's military for the attack.

Egypt Independent|October 21, 2026|1
Sudan Army Accused of Deadly Drone Strike on Abyei Market, Death Toll Reaches 153Breaking News

Sudan Army Accused of Deadly Drone Strike on Abyei Market, Death Toll Reaches 153

A drone strike on a market in the disputed Abyei region, allegedly by Sudan's military, has killed at least 153 people, pushing the total death toll from recent attacks to over 250. The UN has condemned the escalating drone attacks across Sudan.

The National|October 21, 2026|2
Devastating Drone Strike on Abyei Market Claims 150 Lives Near Sudan-South Sudan BorderMiscellaneous

Devastating Drone Strike on Abyei Market Claims 150 Lives Near Sudan-South Sudan Border

A drone strike on a market in Abyei, near the Sudan-South Sudan border, has killed an estimated 150 people, highlighting the region's instability and the severe impact of conflict on civilians.

Al Jazeera English|October 21, 2026|2
Sudan Reels as Escalating Drone Attacks Claim Over 160 Lives, Blame DividedBreaking News

Sudan Reels as Escalating Drone Attacks Claim Over 160 Lives, Blame Divided

Over 160 people have been killed in Sudan due to escalating drone attacks in recent days, with both government forces and the RSF being blamed. The conflict has led to a severe humanitarian crisis, with millions displaced and in urgent need of aid.

Al Jazeera English|October 19, 2026|1