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Los Angeles TimesSudan Civil War Shifts Gum Arabic Trade as RSF Controls Key Production Areas
The Rapid Support Forces have taken over gum arabic markets in western Sudan, cutting shipments and redirecting exports through neighboring countries.
nbcnews.comSudan Armed Forces Chief Praises Troops During Eid Visit
Sudan's Transitional Sovereignty Council president visited military headquarters on Thursday to mark Eid Al-Adha. He credited the armed forces with restoring territory and said operations would continue until all seized areas are reclaimed.
france24.comSudanese Refugees in Cairo Report Hardships and Plan Mediterranean Crossings
An estimated 1.3 million Sudanese refugees live in Cairo after fleeing civil war that began in April 2023. Many describe facing arrests, housing costs, and informal work without legal status. Some say these conditions have prompted plans to attempt sea crossings to Europe.
Al-MonitorSudan Farmers Cite Higher Fuel and Fertilizer Costs Ahead of Planting Season
Sudanese farmers report that rising global fuel and fertilizer prices tied to the Iran conflict will reduce planting this summer. The changes come as the country already faces widespread hunger linked to its ongoing civil war.
abcnews.go.comSudan Native Administration Council Backs Government of Hope and Prime Minister's Peace Initiative
The Higher Council for Native Administration issued a statement on May 24, 2026, endorsing the Government of Hope and the peace efforts of Prime Minister Dr. Kamil Idris. The council cited the prime minister's recent visits and international partnerships as positive steps for Sud…
morningstaronline.co.ukSudan War Leaves More Than 8,000 People Missing
The International Committee of the Red Cross reports more than 8,000 people have gone missing during Sudan's three-year war. Families continue searching for relatives while forensic teams exhume bodies from unmarked graves.
citizen.co.zaNegotiators urged to include on-ground monitoring in Sudan ceasefire talks
The Atlantic Council called for a dedicated monitoring mechanism in any Sudan ceasefire agreement. The proposal draws on a prior joint monitoring mission that operated from 2002 to 2005.
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france24.comDrone Strike Kills 28 at Market in Sudanese Town
A drone attack struck a crowded market in Ghubaysh, West Kordofan, killing 28 people and injuring 23 others on Tuesday. The strike occurred in territory controlled by the Rapid Support Forces amid Sudan's ongoing civil war.
etftrends.comKhartoum Shows Uneven Recovery as Residents Weigh Return
War-damaged areas of Sudan’s capital continue to see limited services and economic strain. Some neighborhoods report reopened shops and returning traffic while others remain largely empty.
citizen.co.zaEthiopia and Sudan Accuse Each Other of Border Violations
Ethiopia and Sudan traded accusations on Tuesday that each had violated the other's territory and were supporting insurgent forces. Sudan has been in civil war since 2023. Ethiopia faces multiple insurgencies across its territory.
france24.comDrones Target Airport in Sudan's Capital, Ending Months of Relative Calm
Drones struck the airport in Sudan's capital, disrupting a period of relative calm that had lasted for months. The attack marked a resumption of hostilities in the area. Reports of the incident emerged on social media.
france24.comDrone Strike Kills Five in Vehicle Near Khartoum Amid Sudan Conflict
A drone attack by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces killed at least five people in a civilian vehicle on the outskirts of Khartoum, according to a local rights group. The strike hit a vehicle traveling from White Nile province to Omdurman on Saturday morning. The incident occurs amid…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewSudanese Writer Idris Babiker Deported from Egypt Despite UNHCR Asylum Documents
Thirteen Sudanese and Egyptian human rights organizations have condemned the forced deportation of Sudanese writer Idris Babiker from Egypt after 50 days in detention. They highlighted harsh conditions including starvation and extortion, despite his UNHCR asylum documents. The gr…
hrw.orgSudan Conflict Escalates with SAF Strikes on RSF Positions and Civilian Areas in Multiple Regions
The Sudanese Armed Forces conducted precision military strikes over three days, targeting Rapid Support Forces in multiple regions and claiming heavy losses. Civilian casualties were reported in Central Darfur from a drone strike. The United Nations expressed concern over the esc…
deccanchronicle.comFamine Confirmed in Gaza Strip and Sudan in 2025, First Dual Instance Since Reporting Began
The Global Report on Food Crises 2026 confirmed famines in areas of the Gaza Strip and Sudan last year. This marks the first time two famines have been confirmed in the same year since formal reporting started. The report was released recently, highlighting these developments.
thenation.comRSF Detains and Releases Humanitarian Staff in North Darfur's Tawila Camp Amid Access Restrictions
The Rapid Support Forces have restricted humanitarian organizations in Tawila camp, North Darfur, through official letters. Two incidents of aid worker detentions were documented, including confiscations of equipment. The actions undermine essential services for displaced populat…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewLocal Communities in Sudan Negotiate Ceasefires as Four-Year War Continues
Local actors in Sudan, including tribal leaders and youth networks, have negotiated localized ceasefires and humanitarian access amid the ongoing war. These grassroots initiatives, particularly in Darfur, have saved lives despite limited external support. Mediation efforts have i…
President's Secretariat / Wikimedia (GODL-India)Sudanese Authorities Work to Clear Landmines in Khartoum
Sudanese authorities are addressing landmines scattered across Khartoum, remnants from a civil war. These explosives remain in areas such as parks once used by families. The effort highlights ongoing challenges in the capital.