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news.sky.comMutasim Ahmed Saleh stated on July 16 that the conflict has altered population distribution, poverty levels and labor markets. The war between the army and Rapid Support Forces began in April 2023.
The IndependentThe United Kingdom sanctioned 11 individuals and companies tied to Sudan's gold industry. Officials said the measures target revenue used by both sides in the civil war.
G7 foreign ministers and the European Union's foreign policy chief issued a joint statement on July 15 calling for an end to actions that could endanger civilians in El-Obeid. The statement also seeks expanded UN arms restrictions and accountability measures.
benzinga.comThe European Union on 13 July 2026 adopted sanctions banning the purchase, import or transport of gold originating from Sudan. The same decision prohibits exports of mercury and cyanide to Sudan along with related services. The measures expand an existing sanctions regime targeti…
winnipegfreepress.comA senior World Food Programme official said ongoing conflict, donor funding reductions and higher agricultural costs linked to the Strait of Hormuz closure could reverse recent improvements in parts of Sudan. Nearly 19.5 million people already face high levels of acute food insec…
middleeasteye.netA Sudanese court has sentenced the commander of the Rapid Support Forces to death in absentia. The court found him responsible for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide in West Darfur.
ndtv.comUndersecretary Dr. Ali Babiker Sayed Ahmed and UN official Rosaria Bruno discussed cooperation on health services and cholera control in Khartoum. Senior ministry officials attended the July 12 meeting.
sbs.com.auDrone strikes by the Rapid Support Forces have struck both military and civilian locations in El Obeid. The attacks have disrupted daily life for residents in the city.
winnipegfreepress.comThe UN World Food Programme and South Sudan government launched the plan on 10 July 2026 in Eastern Equatoria state. It provides cash aid to 52,751 people and early warnings to more than 65,000 others ahead of expected dry conditions.
news.sky.comThe European Parliament on July 9 passed a resolution calling for the Rapid Support Forces to be designated a terrorist organization. It condemned atrocities during the siege of El-Obeid and urged sanctions plus expanded humanitarian aid.
sbs.com.auDrone strikes have struck fuel stations, power supplies and water infrastructure in El Obeid. The army says it still controls the city while the RSF continues attacks.
nypost.comOver 2 million people have returned to Sudan's capital since the army recaptured it from paramilitary forces. Basic services remain limited one year later.
SemaforA United Nations report found that actions by a paramilitary group in Sudan's civil war amounted to genocide. Investigators described encirclement of one city and a siege on another.
channel4.comThe International Criminal Court reported a breakthrough in its Darfur probe with concrete links to RSF commanders. A recent UN fact-finding mission documented widespread atrocities in el-Fasher and el-Geneina.
newrepublic.comThe International Criminal Court has concrete evidence tying Rapid Support Forces leaders to recent atrocities in Sudan. A UN report released this week detailed systematic attacks on civilians during the ongoing conflict.
SemaforThe council passed a resolution condemning attacks on el-Obeid and established an inquiry. Save the Children reported more than 5,500 children displaced. The three-year conflict has killed hundreds of thousands and displaced over 14 million people.
sbs.com.auMore than 11,000 people, over half of them children, have fled intensified clashes around the North Kordofan capital in the past two weeks. Aid groups and UN officials cite disrupted services and restricted access as violence escalates in the three-year civil war.
The U.N. children's agency said drone strikes caused most of the child casualties in the past six months. The Human Rights Council also approved a measure condemning violence by the Rapid Support Forces near el-Obeid.
thewire.inThe United Nations General Assembly convened a plenary session on Monday to address state obligations under the 1948 Genocide Convention. The meeting occurs as multiple humanitarian crises continue in Gaza, Sudan, and other regions.
Abc NewsThe U.N. children's agency said more than 300 children died in Sudan during the first six months of the year, with most deaths attributed to drone strikes. The conflict between the Sudanese military and the Rapid Support Forces has continued since April 2023.
Al JazeeraHospitals across the capital now record about 7,000 deliveries a month after the Khartoum State Ministry of Health repaired and reopened 15 wards. Mothers from distant states travel long distances to reach the facilities despite medicine shortages and high costs.
ancient.euThe Sudanese Cabinet met Sunday in Khartoum under Prime Minister Kamil Idris to assess citizen returns, reconciliation charters, and infrastructure upgrades. AllAfrica reported briefings on security measures, airport operations, and electricity expansion.
news.sky.comThe U.N. human rights chief warned of an unfolding catastrophe in el-Obeid, Sudan, citing 18 months of siege conditions and drone strikes. The Human Rights Council held an urgent debate on a draft resolution condemning violence and calling for more refugee support.
Al JazeeraUN High Commissioner Volker Turk stated July 3 that a human rights catastrophe is unfolding in al-Obeid, Sudan. Civilians there have faced siege-like conditions for 18 months amid drone strikes and fighting between Sudanese forces.
news.sky.com@AJEnglish reported that thousands have been displaced in Al-Ubayyid, North Kordofan. Clashes between the Sudanese army and RSF are intensifying with drone strikes, food shortages and rising prices deepening the crisis.
news.sky.comSudanese troops have surrounded the city of el-Obeid. Residents face drone strikes and limited access to supplies while peace talks remain stalled.
news.sky.comAmnesty International released a report on July 1 alleging that Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces committed crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing during its 2025 campaign to seize El Fasher. The group documented murder, rape and other systematic attacks on civilians.
news.sky.comSudan has declared a new cholera outbreak in West Kordofan state, with 117 deaths and 845 total cases reported as of June 20. The announcement comes less than four months after officials declared an end to a prior outbreak that lasted nearly two years.
A June 8 stabbing by a Sudanese man led to masked mobs setting fires and displacing residents the next day. Prior UK incidents have followed similar patterns of rapid mobilization.
The outbreak declared on May 15 has recorded the highest number of confirmed cases in its first month of any Ebola outbreak in Africa. Modelling shows nearly 70 percent chance of a case reaching South Sudan within 12 weeks.
jns.orgA modelling study published Thursday put the probability of Ebola spreading from the Democratic Republic of Congo into South Sudan at 70%. Researchers identified gaps in case management, contact tracing, and border surveillance as key vulnerabilities.
nknews.orgSudan's Permanent Representative signed the UN80 Charter on June 24 as part of UN General Assembly events marking the 80th anniversary of the UN Charter. All member states are participating in the initiative launched by the Office of the President of the General Assembly.
France 24France 24 reported that Sudan’s army has seen increasing defections from the Rapid Support Forces. Displaced civilians in Darfur and Khartoum described alleged abuses by former RSF commanders, while defectors said they would face legal claims.
Abc NewsParamilitary attacks on El Obeid have prompted warnings from the U.N. Security Council and several governments. The city of roughly 500,000 people sits on a key east-west supply route.
The GuardianYale researcher Nathaniel Raymond will tell MPs the British government received intelligence on Ethiopian support for Sudan's RSF as early as 2024 but delayed disclosure. The testimony follows the RSF seizure of El Fasher last October and the reported deaths of at least 60,000 ci…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewThe U.S. State Department on Monday expressed concern over reports that the Rapid Support Forces are encircling el-Obeid in Sudan. It warned that an assault could lead to imminent mass atrocities and called for a negotiated end to the conflict.
ibtimes.co.ukThe Sudanese Armed Forces has reportedly stopped buying weapons from Iran in an effort to gain U.S. support for ceasefire talks. FDD reported the move comes as the civil war enters its fourth year.
channel4.comThe mother of a hotel worker killed at a train station in October 2024 alleges police encouraged her family to soften public comments to avoid unrest. The suspect, a Sudanese national who arrived by small boat, received a 29-year sentence in January.
jurist.orgDrone use has risen sharply in Sudan's three-year war, which the United Nations calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
pbs.orgTuan Phan, 44, left Juba International Airport for Vietnam on Friday after more than a year in detention. South Sudan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the departure.
nbcnews.comA 44-year-old Vietnamese man sent to South Sudan under a U.S. third-country deportation program returned to Vietnam on Friday after more than a year in detention. South Sudan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the repatriation at a press briefing.
Al JazeeraAl-Tahir al-Mardi returned to his family in Sudan’s capital following three years of separation caused by the country’s ongoing war.
Abc NewsSudan's under-17 women's national soccer team competed in Olympic qualifying matches in Morocco last week. The squad, assembled weeks earlier from schoolgirls and refugees, lost both games by large margins.
news.sky.comPrime Minister Dr. Kamil Idris met Sudan Doctors Union leaders on 16 June 2026 and ordered a committee to address health insurance, clinic reconstruction and expatriate returns.
Abc NewsThe United Nations documented a sharp rise in drone attacks during the ongoing civil war. More than 1,000 civilian deaths were recorded between January and May.
gatestoneinstitute.orgSudan’s military reported gains across Darfur, Kordofan, Blue Nile and White Nile sectors between late May and mid-June 2026. The statement listed equipment losses inflicted on opposing forces and outlined continued operations.
Al JazeeraThe Faculty of Medicine lecture halls now house families who fled fighting elsewhere in Sudan. More than 120,000 displaced people live in el-Geneina amid high food and water prices.
worldpoliticsreview.comViolence broke out in Belfast after a Sudanese asylum seeker was charged with slashing a local man. Police used water cannons and firefighters responded to dozens of incidents.
NewsweekThousands marched in Rome on Saturday in competing demonstrations over immigration policy while thousands more in Belfast protested recent anti-immigrant violence. The events followed the EU’s new Migration and Asylum Pact and came after a Sudanese asylum seeker was charged in a…
news.sky.comZDF said posts by Elon Musk and Tommy Robinson helped spark anti-immigrant riots in Belfast after a Sudanese asylum seeker was charged with attempted murder. The unrest included arson and clashes with police.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewAn internal investigation found cases of sexual exploitation of refugees, including underage girls, in exchange for food, jobs and aid near the Sudanese border.
news.sky.comThe First Minister held meetings with minority interest groups following protests in Belfast. The gatherings addressed unrest that followed an incident involving a Sudanese immigrant.
news24.comDavid Greenhalgh and Christos Farmakis were found guilty at Southwark Crown Court of facilitating black-market weapons deals between 2009 and 2016. Both face sentencing on July 22.
WiredA youth organization connected to the Active Club movement provided guidance on protest tactics in Belfast after a knife attack. Police arrested a Sudanese man and charged him with attempted murder. The group shared instructions on clothing and anonymity via Telegram.
EuronewsThe United States has imposed entry restrictions on travelers from three African countries reporting Ebola cases and is pressing other nations to adopt similar measures. WHO Europe officials say the risk of transmission at the tournament remains low.
Sudan's Council of Ministers approved draft legislation establishing a regional governance system for Darfur. The measure was presented during a regular cabinet meeting in Khartoum.
france24.comAnti-immigration demonstrators set fire to buildings and vehicles and blocked roads in Belfast one day after a stabbing that police said was allegedly carried out by a Sudanese refugee.
upi.comA Sudanese migrant charged with attempted murder in Belfast entered Britain after crossing from Ireland and received leave to remain under a fast-track scheme. The 2020 returns agreement has produced one removal in either direction.
A Sudanese man appeared in court charged with attempted murder after a June 9 knife attack. Masked men burned homes and vehicles, prompting police to deploy water cannon and 200 extra officers.
rte.ieA Sudanese national received a 27-month sentence and an Afghan national received a two-year sentence after pleading guilty to steering overcrowded small boats. The sentences mark the first under a new law that criminalizes endangering lives at sea.