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PoliticsSudan Takes Center Stage as UNGA Concludes Its Final Day
Sudan takes centre stage on the final day of the UNGA, as captured in a 1-minute and 55-second video.
PoliticsUS Visa Denial for Gen Abdel Fattah Al Burhan Revives Debate Over Sudan Leadership Legitimacy
The US decision to deny a visa to Sudanese Armed Forces chief Gen Abdel Fattah Al Burhan for the UN General Assembly has renewed questions regarding his leadership legitimacy amid ongoing conflict.
PoliticsUN Human Rights Expert Warns of Severe Impartiality Flaws in Sudanese Investigation Committee
A UN human rights expert has criticized a Sudanese investigation committee for heavily favoring cases against the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces while largely ignoring abuses by the Sudanese Armed Forces.
PoliticsUS Steps Up Pressure on Sudan's Warring Parties with Visa Denials and Sanctions, Says Massad Boulos
US envoy Massad Boulos stated that denying Sudanese Armed Forces chief Gen Abdel Fattah Al Burhan a UN visa is part of broader US efforts to increase pressure and end the war in Sudan.
Breaking NewsUN Warns of Deepening Crisis as Over 55,000 Sudanese Refugees Flee to Chad
The UN warns that a surge of over 55,000 Sudanese refugees fleeing to Chad has deepened a massive humanitarian crisis, driven by an ongoing civil war and severe funding shortages.
PoliticsFrance Pushes to Regulate UN Veto Power to Expand Sudan Sanctions and Arms Embargo
France is leading an international initiative to regulate UN Security Council veto powers in order to expand sanctions and enforce a nationwide arms embargo in Sudan.
PoliticsOutcry Erupts as US Allegedly Withholds Sudanese Army Chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan's UN Visa Over Truce Plan
Sudanese activists and officials have strongly condemned reports that the United States withheld a UN visa from army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan to pressure him into accepting a 90-day ceasefire proposal.
PoliticsUS Declares Sudan's Warring Factions Ineligible to Govern, Threatens Increased Pressure
The US State Department declared the leaders of Sudan's civil war ineligible to govern, warning of increased pressure on those fueling the ongoing conflict.
EconomyEchoes of History: How Sudan's Ongoing War is Fueling a Catastrophic Man-Made Famine
As ongoing conflict devastates Sudan, historians and activists warn that the current man-made food crisis is echoing the worst historical famines in the country's memory.
EconomyWartime Desperation Fuels Deadly Gold Mine Collapses Amid Sudan's Economic Crisis
A tragic gold mine collapse in northern Sudan has killed at least 10 people, highlighting the severe safety risks and desperation driving workers into unregulated mining amid the country's ongoing economic crisis.
PoliticsUN Prepared to Investigate Alleged Chemical Weapons Use Amid Escalating Sudan Conflict
The UN has announced its readiness to investigate alleged chemical weapons use in Sudan's civil war and supports expanding the national arms embargo as global leaders meet in New York.
PoliticsAnatomy of Collapse: Why Humanitarian Truces Keep Failing in Sudan's Devastating Civil War
International efforts to broker humanitarian truces in Sudan continue to fail as the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces prioritize political survival and military victory over peace.
PoliticsEgyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty and UN Aid Chief Tom Fletcher Address Gaza and Sudan Crises at UN General Assembly
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty met with UN Aid Chief Tom Fletcher at the UN General Assembly to address urgent humanitarian needs and aid delivery in Gaza and Sudan.
PoliticsUS Pursues Diplomatic Push for Humanitarian Truce in Sudan, Says Trump Adviser
A senior White House adviser stated that the US is collaborating with regional and international partners to push for a humanitarian truce in Sudan's ongoing civil war. The diplomatic effort is part of a broader strategy to establish a peaceful path toward a lasting ceasefire and political transition.
EconomyGlobal Energy Pressures Mount as Saudi Oil Constraints and Middle East Tensions Keep Prices Above $100
Oil prices remain above $100 for a second straight week amid simmering Middle East tensions, while various global updates highlight international developments involving figures like Massad Boulos and operations spanning the UAE, Sweden, Sudan, Cuba, Japan, and Niger.
Breaking NewsDeadly Intercommunal Clashes Leave at Least 26 Dead in Disputed Abyei Region
At least 26 people were killed and 82 injured in days of intercommunal fighting between the Ngok Dinka and Misseriya communities in the disputed Abyei border region.
PoliticsUN Chief Guterres Slams 'Horrible' Sudan Crisis and Demands Accountability for Weapon Suppliers
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres condemned the devastating crisis in Sudan and called for accountability for foreign weapon suppliers, while also addressing global AI safety concerns and the conflict in Gaza and the West Bank.
PoliticsShift in US Strategy: Why Washington is Hardening Its Stance on Sudan's Warring Generals
Washington is hardening its diplomatic approach to Sudan's civil war, declaring that neither Gen Abdel Fattah Al Burhan nor Gen Mohamed Dagalo will have a future in governing the country.
Breaking NewsFormer War Crimes Investigators Urge International Probe into Alleged Chemical Weapons Use in Sudan
Former war crime investigators are calling for an international probe into an alleged chemical weapons attack at an oil refinery in Sudan, warning of potential copycat incidents if the situation goes unchecked.
PoliticsUS Trump Adviser Declares No Future for Sudan's Rival Generals Al Burhan and Dagalo
A senior adviser to US President Donald Trump stated that Sudan's rival generals have no future in the country's political leadership, urging a rapid transition to civilian rule.
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.
Breaking NewsUN Agencies Issue Urgent Warning That Sudan's Humanitarian Aid Network Faces Imminent Collapse
The United Nations International Organization for Migration warns that Sudan's humanitarian aid network is on the verge of collapse due to ongoing conflict, severe weather, and a drastic drop in global funding.
PoliticsSudanese Politicians Warn of State Collapse Amid Mounting Pressure Over Nationwide Arms Embargo and Chemical Weapons Allegations
Sudanese politicians warn of impending state collapse as the nation faces a devastating civil war, fresh allegations of chemical weapons use by the SAF, and a US-led push for a nationwide UN arms embargo.
PoliticsUAE Calls on UN Security Council to Implement Nationwide Sudan Arms Embargo
The United Arab Emirates has urged the UN Security Council to extend its arms embargo nationwide across Sudan as international powers debate the future of the current sanctions regime.